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⚡Putin dismissed Nikolai Patrushev from the post of Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
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⚡Russia’s new Defence Minister: Andrei Belousov. Sergei Shoigu is out as Putin’s defence minister. He’s been in the position since 2012. Belousov is a Russian economist and politician, has been serving as the First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia since January 21, 2020. He played a crucial role in implementing the Russian Government's economic policy, overseeing economic growth, and stabilizing Russian markets. He supervises national projects, finance, foreign trade, and counteraction to sanctions.
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⚡American special operations forces (SOF) are at something of a crossroads. After decades of low-intensity conflict, as well as counter-insurgency and counter-terror operations, they now face a very different kind of primary threat — state adversaries, some of which are near-peer status. Transitioning its focus to a high-end fight, potentially over an enormous geographical area, is a tall order, but it's one the SOF community is very engaged in at this time.
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⚡Putin proposed to reappoint Sergey Lavrov as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrey Belousov as Minister of Defense, as well as to reappoint Alexander Bortnikov as the director of the FSB and Sergey Naryshkin as the head of the SVR.
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⚡The Federation Council reports that Putin has proposed Andrey Belousov as Minister of Defense for the newly formed government.
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⚡Defense Minister Shoigu is out. Putin proposed appointing Belousov as Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.
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⚡Putin proposes changing Defence Minister - agencies — Reuters |
⚡ Russia has completely overtaken and replaced Ukraine's share of wheat exports to Egypt. Russia now accounts for 80% of wheat exports to Egypt. |
⚡U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham: When we were faced with destruction as a nation after Pearl Harbor, we decided to end the war by the bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki with nuclear weapons and that was the right decision. Give Israel the bombs they need to end the war.
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⚡Russia has found vast oil and gas reserves in the Antarctic, much of it in areas claimed by the UK. The surveys are a prelude to bringing in drilling rigs to exploit the pristine region for fossil fuels, MPs have warned. Reserves totalling 511bn barrels of oil – about 10 times the North Sea’s entire 50-year output – have been reported to Moscow by Russian research ships, according to evidence given to the Commons Environment Audit Committee (EAC) last week. It follows a series of surveys by the Alexander Karpinsky vessel, operated by Rosgeo – the Russian agency charged with finding mineral reserves for commercial exploitation. Antarctica is meant to be protected by the 1959 Antarctic Treaty that bans all mineral or oil developments. The UK’s interests are overseen by the Foreign Office – but it has been accused of ignoring the emerging crisis.
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⚡Israeli soldiers at 'Netzarim corridor' in Gaza. Netzarim corridor is a nearly seven-kilometer-long corridor being constructed through Gaza, aiming to split Gaza City from the rest of the enclave.
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⚡A British Newspaper puts the Israeli Eurovision singer on the front page instead of the British Eurovision candidate, or even the winner.
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⚡NBC News reports that nearly 3,000 arrests have been made across the US in recent university protests |
⚡An Officer with the National Police of Ukraine conducting Civilian Evacuations within the City of Vovchansk in the Northeastern Kharkiv Region states that, “The Situation has Worsened, the City is almost Destroyed, there are almost No People remaining.”
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⚡The Russians just walked in' - Ukrainian troops in Kharkiv tell BBC There was no first line of defence. We saw it. The Russians just walked in. They just walked in, without any mined fields” he says. He says officials had claimed that defences were being built at huge cost, but in his view, those defences simply weren’t there. “Either it was an act of negligence, or corruption. It wasn’t a failure. It was a betrayal”.
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⚡"The US dominance after the Cold War has come to an end," - Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.
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⚡US Navy’s Mk 70 containerized launcher system temporarily deployed on the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The launcher is capable of launching Tomahawk cruise missiles and SM-6 quasi-ballistic missiles.
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⚡Eight EU countries refuse to conclude bilateral security agreements with Ukraine. “The following countries refuse to conclude bilateral agreements with Ukraine on security obligations: Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Cyprus and the neutral states of Ireland, Austria and Malta,” reports the German newspaper Welt. At the same time, Switzerland and Turkey, which are not members of the EU, “also do not want to negotiate a security agreement with Kiev.”
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⚡Russian soldiers captured Hatyshche, which is not far from Vovchansk, Kharkiv. Street fighting began in Vovchansk, civilians evacuating the city en masse.
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⚡Several Rocket Attacks over the last few hours from the Gaza Strip towards Communities in Southern Israel, including Ashkelon and Sderot to the North of the Strip as well as Kerem Shalom to the South.
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⚡Netanyahu uploaded a picture with a tefillin for the first time in his tenure as prime minister. Tefillin are small black leather boxes with parchment scrolls containing verses from the Torah.
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⚡US offers Israel intelligence on Hamas to avoid ground invasion in Rafah, WaPo reports. The intelligence "will help the Israeli military find the location of Hamas leaders and the group's hidden tunnels."
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⚡Russia has transferred nearly 2,000 troops to Libya (under Haftar's command) over the past three months, new investigation reveals.
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⚡The Russian border guards are withdrawing from Armenian positions between Goris and Chakaten, where they were stationed in December 2020 at the request of Nikol Pashinyan.
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⚡Trump's account of a call he had with Macron. — In 2020, Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron agreed to a trade truce, avoiding a massive tariff increase on French goods such as wine, cheese, and handbags.
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⚡Russian MoD says "fragments of one of downed Ukrainian Tochka-U missiles damaged a residential building in the city of Belgorod."
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⚡Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision Song Contest.
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⚡A massive fire is raging in one of the shopping centers in Warsaw. An extensive complex with 1400 shops and service points is on fire. The roof structures have collapsed. People have been evacuated.
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⚡The UK-led NATO Command is holding Swift Response exercises in Estonia, with Russia as the main adversary. The scenario of the exercises is the conflict in Eastern Europe between NATO countries and Russia. The exercises analyse and use the experience of fighting in Ukraine, reports The Independent. "An Apache attack helicopter flies in support of ground troops storming Russian positions. In fierce hand-to-hand combat, a number of fortified trenches are cleared and a counter-attack is repelled with the help of drones and missiles," the British newspaper describes the ongoing NATO exercise.
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⚡Eurovision 2025 winners.
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⚡If Poland starts expelling Ukrainians of military age, its economy could suffer significantly. There will be no one to work, Forbes said, citing data from economists. More than a million Ukrainians have arrived in Poland since February 2022. Of these, 371,000 are men of military age. Their contribution to Poland's GDP in 2023 will be 0.7 - 1.1 per cent, and in the long term the effect will grow to 0.9 - 1.35 per cent.
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