The Wall Street Journal on Twitter:
"Watch: Taiwan has been taking clues from Ukraine on how smaller armies can inflict heavy losses on larger rivals. WSJ unpacks Taipei's so-called porcupine strategy to prepare for a potential war with China.

https:///44F3UeSDJD" / Twitter
https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1559015793500856320

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Iran wants to acquire Russian fighter jets to protect it sky against any external attack and not to fly them all the way to Israel to bomb Israel.

who is thier right senses trusts iran?

In the event of a nuclear war between the United States and Russia, 360 million people could die from explosions, and another 5 billion will become victims of starvation after the disaster - scientists at Rutgers University (USA) in the journal Nature Food.

The Israeli military discovered another Hamas tunnel from the territory of the Gaza Strip.

30 Chinese Air Force warplanes entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone today, five PLA ships were in close proximity to the island.

Countries that maintain diplomatic contacts with the Taliban over the past year, number of meetings

In Crimea, a fire at an electrical substation

In the Dzhankoy region of Crimea, a transformer caught fire at a substation. The cause of the fire is being specified.

Ukrainian channels started hysteria about the destroyed ammunition depot.

Analysis of the situation in Ukraine: Russian troops are advancing in 4 directions

The main conclusions of the American Institute for the Study of War:

▪️Russian forces launched several limited ground attacks northwest of Slovyansk.
▪️Russian troops conducted several offensive operations east and southeast of Seversk, as well as northeast and southeast of Bakhmut.
▪️Russian troops continued to conduct offensive operations to the northwest, west and southwest of Donetsk.
▪️Russian forces conducted a limited ground assault north of Kharkov.
▪️Russian and Ukrainian forces continued to exchange accusations of shelling the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.

���� US Congressmen to continue visits to Taiwan

US congressional delegations will continue to travel to Taiwan, which is in no way inconsistent with the "one China principle," State Department spokesman Ned Price said.

"Congressional delegations have been visiting Taiwan for decades, and they will continue to visit Taiwan... Congressional visits to Taiwan are fully in line with our longstanding one-China policy."