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Russia may completely ban diesel exports for a few months
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Russia affirms sufficient fuel for domestic market, considers completely banning diesel oil exports for a few months.
President Vladimir Putin's approval rating in Russia reaches nearly 77%
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The percentage of Russians expressing confidence in Russian President Vladimir Putin in a survey conducted from June 15-21 reached 76.7%.
US threatens to impose 100% tax if Europe imposes tax on digital services
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US President Donald Trump threatens to impose 100% tariffs on European countries that impose digital tariffs on US companies.
US airstrikes Iran after cargo ship attacked
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US forces raided Iranian missile and unmanned aerial vehicle depots as well as coastal radar positions on June 26, local time.
Russia controls more Ivolzhanskoye community in Sumy in the past week
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In the week from June 20-26, forces of the Northern Russia Operations Group announced that they had further controlled the Ivolzhanskoye community in the Sumy region.
Israeli army travels deep on land, Gaza city is covered in smoke
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Gaza City was hit by a fierce attack from Israel, many residential areas were devastated, thousands of people had to flee their homes.
US first provides military aid to Ukraine under new mechanism
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Western allies have agreed to pay Ukraine a military aid package, including a series of US weapons, worth up to $1 billion.
Nord Stream suspect demands to cancel arrest warrant for translation
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An Italian court ordered the extradition of Nord Stream suspect to Germany but the suspect plans to appeal to the highest level.
President Trump begins visit to UK with a contract worth tens of billions of USD
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US President Donald Trump began his second historic state visit to the UK, carrying a series of trade commitments worth tens of billions of USD.
Gold price increases or decreases waiting for the Fed's boost today
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The scenario of the Fed cutting interest rates aggressively could blow up new gold price waves.
Charlie Kirk's assassin faces death sentence and a series of serious crimes
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The person accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk could serve the death penalty along with seven charges after an online trial.
EU indefinitely postpones 19th package of sanctions against Russia
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The EU suddenly postponed the indefinite implementation of the 19th package of sanctions against Russia, amid pressure from the US and strong opposition from Hungary and Slovakia.
The formidable strength of the Russian Federation's anti-ship fleet
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Within the framework of the Zapad 2025 exercise, the Russian Northern fleet deployed a defensive mission against landfall on the Sredny Peninsula, Murmansk region.
The US does not dare to cut off Russian uranium, fearing serious risks
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Despite repeatedly declaring a cut in Russian energy, the US has not been able to abandon the supply of Russian uranium.
World 24h: Forecast of the possibility of strengthening of low pressure surrounding the East Sea
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Latest world news 16.9: US - China reach agreement on TikTok; Low pressure surrounds the East Sea
F-16 fighter command to stop a series of foreign aircraft violating airspace
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Many aircraft violating Donald Trump's airspace were intercepted by F-16 fighters over the weekend.
The United Nations names the names of Israeli leaders who committed crimes of elimination
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The results of the United Nations' (UN) investigation concluded that the Israeli war in Gaza was an act of elimination, marking a new turning point for nearly 2 years of the war.
Korea recommends avoiding eating raw seafood after a series of deaths due to bacteria eating human meat
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South Korea has seen many deaths due to "flesh-eating bacteria", warning people not to eat raw seafood.
Ukraine dismisses many generals after a series of defeats against Russia
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On September 15, the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian army dismissed two senior officers after Ukrainian forces lost some areas within their command area.
Mr. Trump sues the New York Times for $15 billion in compensation
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US President Donald Trump has just launched an unprecedented legal challenge, suing The New York Times and publisher Penguin Random House, demanding compensation of up to 15 billion USD.
