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Putin signs law granting debt relief to Russian recruits

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Monday providing significant debt relief for new military recruits and their spouses, a measure designed to bolster troop numbers for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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Russia permits banks to arm staff for drone defense

Russia has passed legislation authorizing its central bank and other financial institutions to operate defense systems and arm personnel to counter drone attacks.

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Russia defuses magnetic mines on tanker at Ust-Luga

Russian authorities announced on Monday that they discovered and defused two magnetic explosive devices attached to the hull of a commercial tanker at the port of Ust-Luga in the Leningrad region.

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US, Armenia sign strategic partnership on transit corridor

The United States and Armenia signed a strategic partnership agreement on Tuesday, advancing plans for a major transit corridor and cooperation on critical minerals during a visit by U.S.

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NATO assigns German Netherlands corps to Baltic defense

NATO is establishing a new military command structure to strengthen the defense of its eastern flank, specifically to facilitate the rapid deployment of forces to Latvia and Estonia in the event of a conflict with Russia...

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UK sanctions target crypto exchanges and A7 network

The United Kingdom has imposed a new wave of sanctions targeting cryptocurrency exchanges and financial networks it says Russia uses to evade international restrictions and fund its war against Ukraine.

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Czech police detain Russian Orthodox bishop amid drug probe

Czech police have detained a senior Russian Orthodox cleric after a search of his vehicle uncovered a suspicious substance, an incident that has prompted a formal diplomatic protest from Moscow and accusations of a stage...

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Farage claims Russian hackers compromised phone over £5m gift

Nigel Farage has claimed that Russian intelligence agents hacked his phone to obtain confidential details about a £5 million gift he received from a cryptocurrency billionaire, an allegation that has prompted calls for h...

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Lithuania suspects foreign state in 600,000-record data leak

Lithuanian authorities are on high alert after a massive data leak involving more than 600,000 entries from national registers, a breach the government believes was carried out by a foreign country.

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RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary hit by suspected Russian GPS jamming

An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey had its satellite navigation system disabled by suspected Russian electronic warfare during a flight from Estonia back to Britain on Thursday, forcing pilots to rely o...

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Ukrainians Protest Bill Over Missing Soldiers Legal Status in Kyiv

Hundreds of Ukrainians marched in Kyiv on Friday to demand a presidential veto of legislation they fear could prematurely declare missing soldiers dead, as the war continued with cross-border strikes and diplomatic effor...

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Trump Plans Call With Taiwan President Ahead of $14 Billion Arms Sale

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he plans to speak directly with Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te, a move that would break decades of diplomatic precedent and is likely to provoke a strong reaction from Ch...

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USS Nimitz Carrier Group Arrives in Caribbean as US Charges Raúl Castro

A United States Navy aircraft carrier strike group has entered the Caribbean Sea, a significant military deployment occurring alongside heightened diplomatic and legal tensions between Washington and Havana. The U.S.

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Fed meeting minutes show openness to rate hikes amid inflation risks

Federal Reserve officials signaled growing openness to raising interest rates if inflation, exacerbated by the ongoing conflict involving Iran, fails to subside, according to minutes from their April policy meeting relea...

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FIG lifts Russia and Belarus restrictions for gymnasts

The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) has lifted all restrictions on athletes from Russia and Belarus, allowing them to return to international competition under their national flags and anthems with immediate ef...

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