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US reduces thousands of troops in Germany, focuses forces on Indo-Pacific
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The Pentagon is planning to withdraw about 5,000 US troops from Germany, senior defense officials revealed on May 1.
Ukraine doubles the salary of soldiers, allows demobilization by period
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Ukraine plans to increase military salaries, improve contracts and deploy a phased demobilization system for long-serving personnel.
US tightens Hormuz Strait, bans paying fees to Iran
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The latest US warning about the Strait of Hormuz was issued in the context that Tehran has submitted a new peace proposal to the US.
Russia declares more than 8,000 Ukrainian soldiers displaced in the past week
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The Russian Ministry of Defense said on May 1 that the Ukrainian army had lost about 8,010 soldiers in the military operation area during the week.
Request the US to objectively assess Vietnam in intellectual property protection
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It is requested that the US side have an objective and balanced assessment of Vietnam's efforts and achievements in the field of intellectual property protection.
Nepal announces reason for hundreds of climbers stranded on Everest path
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Hundreds of climbers are trapped at the base camp on Mount Everest (Nepal) as a large crack and dangerous ice block obstruct the climb to the summit.
Russian expert: Ukrainian AI UAV may misidentify targets
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Russian military experts believe that Ukrainian AI drones are still limited in their ability to identify targets and may operate inaccurately.
US could take 6 years to replenish missile arsenal after conflict with Iran
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The US is said to need up to 6 years to replenish the amount of missiles consumed in the war with Iran.
Iran lists targets for attack in the Middle East if conflict escalates
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Iran said it has made a list of military targets in the event of a new attack from the US or Israel.
Revealing the transportation empire after Iran seized ships in the Strait of Hormuz
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Tensions in Hormuz escalated on April 22 when Iran seized 2 ships and brought them back to port. Much behind-the-scenes information was revealed about the empire behind the seized ships.
Russian oil returns to Hungary after nearly 3 months of interruption
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Hungary has begun re-receiving crude oil from Russia through the Druzhba pipeline after nearly 3 months of interruption.
Global billionaire number is increasing rapidly, Asian super-rich may surpass North America
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The number of billionaires in the world currently reaches over 3,100 and is forecast to approach 4,000 by 2031.
Iran promotes Tehran toll station plan with oil tankers
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Iran is promoting the " Tehran toll station" plan with each ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz - a route that transports about 20 million barrels of oil and gas per day.
EU warns Bosnia about gas project involving Trump's close associates
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The European Union (EU) warned that Bosnia could face risks if it hands over a large gas project to a company related to US President Donald Trump's lawyer.
US special forces arrested after using classified information to win $400,000 bet on Polymarket
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A US special forces soldier involved in the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been arrested and charged.
Israel - Lebanon extend ceasefire for another 3 weeks
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The agreement between Israel and Lebanon reached after negotiations at the White House, opening up hopes for de-escalation but the situation is still potentially risky.
France, Poland plan to hold nuclear exercises in the Baltic Sea
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France is planning joint air exercises with Poland in the Baltic Sea region.
Russia's Southern Task Force shoots down more than 20 Ukrainian robots in 1 day
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Units of the Russian Southern Operations Group destroyed up to 20 Ukrainian ground robot systems in the past 24 hours in the area near Konstantinovka.
Russia drafts agreement with oil businesses to stabilize domestic supply
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that decisions to stabilize wholesale prices on the exchange have been approved.
Iran for the first time receives ship toll revenue through the Strait of Hormuz
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Iranian officials have for the first time received revenue from collecting fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
