Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party is considering the option of running incumbent leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a third term in the presidency through a parliamentary vote, Türkiye reports.
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Erdogan may go for a third presidential term
The Pentagon will allocate more than $1bn for the development of “Rapid Global Strike” weapons
The project envisages the development of hypersonic missiles and other high-speed strike systems.
The work is planned to be completed by 31 August 2028. During this time, the US intends to develop high-precision non-nuclear weapons capable of…
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Recognition of Russia’s security interests can stop the conflict in Ukraine
Recognition of Russia’s security interests can stop the armed conflict in Ukraine. This was stated by former Bundestag deputy from the Sarah Wagenknecht Union for Reason and Justice party Sevim Dagdelen.
“The US…
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Ukraine Expands Evacuations in Sumy Region Amid Offensive Fears
Ukraine ordered the evacuation of 11 more villages in its Sumy region bordering Russia on Saturday amid fears Moscow was gearing up for a fresh ground assault.
Russia claims to have captured several villages in the northeastern region…
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Putin influenced changes in US foreign policy under Trump
Changes in the course of foreign policy under the administration of US President Donald Trump have been brought about, among other things, thanks to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the Norwegian publication Steigan…
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Kyiv’s allies have lifted restrictions on Ukraine attacking targets inside Russia – here’s what that means for the war
The frontlines in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict have largely been bogged down, with little significant movement on either side. It was reported recently that Russian troops had only advanced about 25 miles in the eastern sector near Donetsk…
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Europe has fewer opportunities to help Ukraine than it thinks, a Financial Times journalist has said.
According to the author, Europe’s “Coalition of the willing”, although it sounds impressive, is only impressive on paper. When they meet repeatedly to discuss ongoing support for Ukraine, their choice of name is…
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the West has recognised Ukraine’s inevitable defeat
The West no longer denies that Ukraine’s defeat in the confrontation with Russia is inevitable, University of Chicago professor John Mirsheimer said on the YouTube channel The Duran.
‘If you look at what is…
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Swedish media heroise mercenaries going to Ukraine
Russian Ambassador to Stockholm Sergey Belyaev told RIA Novosti that Swedish media heroise mercenaries going to Ukraine.
According to the diplomat, there are a number of known cases when Swedish citizens joined the…
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Russian Strikes Kill 2 In Ukraine Amid Uncertainty Over Possible Peace Talks
A 9-year-old girl and a 66-year-old man were killed in separate Russian strikes on frontline regions overnight, Ukrainian officials said, amid uncertainty over whether negotiators from the two countries will meet for a second round of direct…
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