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World 24h: US sells Venezuelan oil, earning over 1 billion USD
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World news 13. 2: Ukraine considers the biggest concession in Donbass; US sells Venezuelan oil, earning over 1 billion USD...
US urgently deploys more aircraft carriers to the Middle East
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The US deployed the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford and escort squadron to leave the Caribbean Sea to join forces in the Persian Gulf.
Hungary accuses Ukraine of blocking oil supply through the Druzhba pipeline
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The Hungarian Foreign Minister said that Ukraine is using the energy issue as a political tool to interfere in the upcoming election.
US-China tensions at strategic ports in the Panama Canal
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US-China tensions in the Panama Canal rise after a Hong Kong (China) corporation threatened to sue Maersk shipping for a port operation dispute.
Venezuela wants to join the US to become a leading oil producing power
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Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez affirmed her desire to strengthen cooperation with the US to become the world's largest oil producer.
Joining hands with US giants, Turkey promotes energy ambitions
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Turkey is aiming for full energy autonomy and becoming a regional energy center.
Reasons why fraud boss Chen Zhi was extradited by Cambodia to China
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Chen Zhi, who is accused of operating online fraud activities from Cambodia, has been extradited to China.
Hungary determined to stay out, not to send troops to Ukraine
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Hungary warns that the plan to deploy Western troops to Ukraine could push Europe into the risk of direct confrontation with Russia, calling for diplomatic solutions.
Vietnam protests China's opening of a shopping center on Phu Lam Island
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All foreign activities in the Hoang Sa archipelago without the permission of Vietnam are completely illegal.
World 24h: Surprising reason NASA brought astronaut back early
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Latest world news 9.1: Gold prices slow down due to USD pressure; NASA brings astronaut back early due to space medical incident...
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Russia warns Europe of collateral consequences if it sends troops to Ukraine
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Russia will consider Europe's deployment of troops in Ukraine as external intervention, in the context of Britain and France promoting post-fire military presence plans.
Russia confirms attack on Ukraine with Oreshnik hypersonic missile
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Russia confirmed that it has launched Oreshnik hypersonic missiles into Ukrainian energy facilities and UAV production sites.
Risk of Russia preparing for large-scale air strikes in Ukraine
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Faced with overwhelming military pressure from Russia, the US Embassy had to issue a red alert, acknowledging the risk of an unstoppable sanctions offensive.
Mr. Trump declares he will soon meet with Venezuelan opposition leaders
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US President Donald Trump signals meeting with Ms. Machado, Venezuela's opposition leader next week.
Two more Russian oil tankers facing the risk of being pursued by the US
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Two Russian oil tankers on the US blacklist are moving into the English Channel, just one day after the US-UK coalition suppressed the Marinera.
Russia specifies conditions for peace restoration in Ukraine
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Russia warns that any Western military infrastructure appearing in Ukraine will become a legitimate target of attack.
Mr. Trump extinguishes speculation about the legal future of Venezuelan President
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US President Donald Trump officially rejected any scenario of administrative intervention to save the situation for Mr. Nicolas Maduro.
Europe's plan to send troops to Ukraine reveals many weaknesses
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The plan to bring multinational forces into Ukraine after the ceasefire was highly expected by Europe, but reality is revealing many limitations in scale.
NASA brings astronaut back early due to space medical incident
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Four astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) will return one month earlier than planned after one member encountered a medical incident.
Protests in Iran increase, Internet cut off
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Protests spread across Iran, the death toll increased, and the government cut off the Internet amidst a wave of fierce protests.
