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Russia focuses on attacking Ukraine's energy source
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Russian forces launched coordinated attacks on land, air and UAVs targeting energy infrastructure serving Ukraine's military operations.
Cuba receives 2 Mexican navy ships carrying more than 800 tons of aid
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Two Mexican navy ships carrying more than 800 tons of aid cargo docked at Cuban port amid the Caribbean island nation sinking deep into an energy crisis.
Greenland is getting hotter, Russia threatens military measures
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The prospect of Greenland being turned into a military springboard makes Russia declare that it will take appropriate retaliatory measures, including military action.
World 24h: Forecast of the possibility of 2 new low pressures strengthening into storms
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Latest world news 12. 2: Forecast of the possibility of strengthening into a storm of 2 new low pressures; Notable forecasts on gold prices at the end of 2026...
Russia sees both opportunities and security challenges in the Greenland crisis
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The US's desire to annex Greenland may threaten Russia's ability to deploy strategic submarines.
Israel - Turkey could "rescue" Europe from dependence on Russian gas
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Europe is looking for an alternative to Russian gas, the Turkish press reported.
Poor India struggles with record heat
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As India faces a long record heat wave, the country's poor workers - most of whom work outdoors - face many risks.
US ready to provide Finland-Sweden military assistance in NATO joining process
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The US has said it is ready to provide military assistance to Finland and Sweden if needed to deal with Russia in its NATO join.
The West is " helpless" when the Russian ruble increases sharply despite sanctions?
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The West has tried to paralyze the Russian economy, but the value of the ruble is increasing. Will there be further sanctions?
Western banks plan to exchange assets to withdraw from Russia
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Western banks are said to be looking to mitigate huge losses caused by withdrawals from Russia.
Without Russian oil, where will the West look forward to?
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Countries pushing for a Russian oil embargo may not be able to find alternative crude oil suppliers.
Russian economy holds on to better sanctions than expected
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The Russian economy is dealing with the Western sanctions better than expected, JPMorgan Chase said.
Vice Chairman of the Russian House of Representatives visits the Kherson region in Ukraine
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Russian lawmaker Anna Kuznetsova visited the Kherson region in Ukraine to discuss the social needs and health care of local people.
Important NATO member opposes Sweden and Finland's joining
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Putin said on May 13 that Turkey opposes the possibility of Sweden and Finland joining NATO.
Russia cuts off Finland's power
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Russian energy supplier RAO Nordic has stopped selling electricity to Finland since May 14 due to payment issues.
The first time a tree was planted on soil brought back from the Moon
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A big step forward in human knowledge of space agriculture has just been announced by scientists: For the first time, trees have been planted on the Moon brought back by astronauts during the Apollo mission.
North Korea: 6 deaths due to COVID-19 immediately after the outbreak
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On May 13, North Korea said it had had 6 deaths from COVID-19 out of more than 18,000 fever cases nationwide in just the previous day.
First time taking photos of a super-large black hole in the center of the Milky Way
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The super-large black hole in the center of the Galaxy containing Earth has been photographed for the first time by the astronomer.
Overview of Finland's application to join NATO and Russia's reaction
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Finland's announcement of its decision to join NATO could lead to a backlash from Russia, which has repeatedly warned against expanding NATO to the East.
Russia warns of a possible "Siry scenario" in Ukraine
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Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, head of the Russian Russian radiological, Chemical and Biological Protection Forces, accused Ukraine of plotting to use weapons of mass destruction to blame the Russian army, similar to the scenario that occurred in Syria.
