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Armenia may be looking West, but the Kremlin still has tools up its sleeve to punish Yerevan's political realignment.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is speaking before the UN General Assembly Wednesday in his first speech at the world body since the US and Israel launched the conflict with his country.
Russian strikes on the capital’s railway infrastructure on Sept. 23 hit the old modernist Zaliznychnyi Market, built in Soviet times. Fire from the strike ravaged the building.
Four people were injured in a strike by Russian forces using guided aerial bombs on Sumy; civilian infrastructure, residential areas, non-residential buildings, and vehicles were also damaged…
HJS reported that several journalists who operated within this Hamas-controlled media environment have subsequently been welcomed into Westminster as authoritative witnesses to the war.
It has been reported that the Israeli navy has operated autonomous sea vehicles in recent years, though it is unclear when swarms at sea will be ready to roll out.
Dutch broadcaster NPO confirmed the Netherlands will compete in Eurovision 2027 after AVROTROS withdrew from the 2026 contest over Israel’s participation.
