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President Trump: The US will not let Iran possess nuclear weapons
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President Trump reaffirmed that the US will not allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons.
US airstrikes in retaliation against Iran after 2 soldiers killed
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The US launched a new airstrike on July 18 (local time) after the US military recorded 2 soldiers killed since fighting resumed.
Russia announces the number of Ukrainian soldiers removed from combat in the day
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The Russian Ministry of Defense on July 18 said that Ukraine lost about 1,540 soldiers in the special military operation area, in the past 24 hours.
Greece transferred a large number of Crotale NG and Sea Sparrow missiles to Ukraine
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Greece has transferred to Ukraine a significant number of missiles for the Crotale NG air defense system, along with RIM-7 Sea Sparrow missiles.
World 24h: Unexpected forecast for gold prices next week
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Latest world news July 18: Experts make surprising predictions about gold prices next week; Tickets for the 2026 World Cup third-place match are unsold...
Russia and a partner stop nuclear energy cooperation for peaceful purposes
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Argentina has ended cooperation with Russia in the field of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Close-up of the latest US airstrike targeting Iran
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The US Central Command on July 15 released images of the latest airstrike targeting Iran.
United Nations records worst month for Ukrainian people in 4 years
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The number of Ukrainian civilians killed and injured in June set a new record, according to the United Nations.
The US has achieved its main goals in the military campaign against Iran
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US President Donald Trump affirmed that Tehran will need 20 years to recover if the air strike campaign stops right now.
Australia seizes more than half a ton of cocaine hidden in containers from the US
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Australia has just seized 534kg of cocaine at Sydney port after discovering that this amount of drugs was hidden in a container transported from Texas (USA).
The French Parliament is about to pass the most controversial amnesty law in many years
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The French Parliament is expected to pass the death penalty law, marking a turning point in legalizing the right to support the termination of life for people with terminal illnesses.
Fed Chairman reaffirms commitment to controlling inflation
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The Fed Chairman continued to make statements about inflation and called for a change in monetary policy to stabilize prices.
Monsoon follows Hurricane Josie, rising risk of localized heavy rain and flash floods
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After Typhoon Josie weakened, the southwest monsoon Habagat continued to cause thunderstorms in many areas of the Philippines, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides.
The actual number of Ebola infections in Congo may be 4 times higher than statistics
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WHO believes that the actual number of Ebola cases in Congo may be 2-4 times higher than official statistics because many patients are not detected or die at home.
US expands sanctions on Iran related to oil
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The US announced new sanctions against more than 50 individuals, organizations and ships involved in Iran's oil trading activities.
Russia and the US reach major space agreement
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Russia and NASA have reached an agreement to extend the operation of the International Space Station (ISS) until 2030.
Iranian MPs react toughly after Trump's statement
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More than 180 Iranian parliamentarians called on the government to react toughly after the US president announced the end of the peace memorandum with Iran.
US promotes oil transportation routes to replace the Strait of Hormuz
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Amidst the turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz, the US is stepping up alternative options to reduce dependence on this shipping route in oil transport.
Russia intensifies attacks on UAV storage, Ukraine loses nearly 1,400 soldiers
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On July 14, Russia attacked UAV assembly facilities, storage warehouses and infrastructure and Ukrainian force deployment areas at 148 locations.
US withdraws threat on Hormuz, sets new destruction target in Iran next week
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The US launched attacks on Iran for the 4th consecutive day and re-imposed naval blockades on its ports.
