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Ukraine expects to receive at least 154 billion USD of Western aid by 2030
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Ukraine will need about 46.4 billion USD in 2026 to maintain the operation of state agencies.
France records about 1,000 more deaths in historic heat waves
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France recorded about 1,000 more deaths in the historic heatwave, according to the latest data.
All British nuclear submarines are out of operation
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Maintenance difficulties and infrastructure shortages have trapped the entire fleet of British nuclear-powered attack submarines in ports.
South Korea and Japan reaffirm commitment to denuclearization of the Korean peninsula
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The Ministers of National Defense of South Korea and Japan on June 28 reaffirmed their commitment to denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
Kuwait claims to intercept missiles of unknown origin
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The explosion echoed throughout Kuwait amid escalating regional tensions, but the origin of the attack has not yet been determined.
US warns of removing security umbrella if NATO stays out of Middle East conflict
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President Donald Trump declared that NATO's fate would be threatened if its members refused to support the US in clearing the Strait of Hormuz.
International press reports prominently about election day in Vietnam
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On March 15, international newspapers simultaneously published many news articles about the election day of National Assembly (NA) deputies of the 16th term and People's Council (PC) deputies at all levels for the 2026-2031 term of Vietnam, considering this a major political event attracting tens of millions of voters to participate and associated with the country's socio-economic development process.
Norway shuts down the possibility of placing NATO nuclear weapons in its territory
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The Norwegian leader affirmed that the country does not relax regulations for NATO to deploy nuclear weapons in its territory in order to expand the coalition's deterrence capabilities.
Druzhba pipeline: Signal appears about the time to reopen Russian oil transportation
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Ukraine said that restoring oil supply through the Druzhba pipeline will take another month.
German politician calls for resuming Russian oil, restoring Nord Stream
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The politician of the German BSW party believes that it is necessary to resume the supply of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline as well as Russian gas through the Nord Stream pipeline.
Poland faces risk of leaving the EU, Prime Minister Tusk warns
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that the possibility of Poland leaving the European Union EU (Polexit) is no longer a distant scenario.
Hungary says delegation to Ukraine to inspect Druzhba pipeline has results
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The Hungarian delegation to Ukraine to assess the damage to the Druzhba oil pipeline has obtained results.
Japan in a dilemma before calls to send warships to Hormuz
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Mr. Trump's call for countries to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz to protect the oil transport route is putting Japan in a difficult position.
Russia warns of worrying drop in European gas prices
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Russian gas corporation Gazprom warns of major challenges that Europe may face ahead of the gas storage phase for the upcoming winter.
China develops "human horse" device to support soldiers
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Human-robot hybrid device developed by Chinese scientists allows soldiers to overcome personal limits in difficult conditions.
US aircraft carrier worth 50 billion USD passively facing Iranian weapons
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Russian experts believe that US aircraft carriers are revealing limitations against Iranian weapons in the Middle East conflict.
Ukraine wants to receive financial support when helping the Middle East fight UAVs
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Ukraine is willing to share defense experience against Iranian UAVs with Middle Eastern countries, in exchange for financial and technological support.
Ukraine attacks Russian S-400 in Crimea
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Ukraine announces attack on Russian radar and S-400 launchers in Crimea.
Vietnam proposes China to coordinate to ensure energy security
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Vietnam proposed that China promote technology transfer in industrial cooperation, closely coordinate to ensure energy security.
Dubai is still safe - UAE reassures after a series of attacks from Iran
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Officials in Dubai are seeking to protect the city's image as a "safe haven" in the Middle East after a series of attacks from Iran.
