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    CIA warns European allies of possible Russian drone attack●The CIA warned European governments of a possible Russian drone attack on Spain, France, or Italy American intelligence𝕏xFRWarDefense4K1 h ago

    American intelligence has reportedly warned European governments that Russia may be preparing a drone attack on Spain, France, or Italy. According to the claim, the CIA gathered information on the alleged plan and shared it with several European capitals. The warning is drawing wide attention across Europe, particularly in France, Italy, and Spain, though no government has publicly confirmed the intelligence.

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    Lavrov Launches Fiery Attack On Europe In Ukraine War Speech●'You Think We'll Fall For Your Tricks?': Lavrov Tears Apart Europe In Fiery Ukraine War Speech▶youtubeWorldEU Politics224.2K35 min ago

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov delivered a combative speech on the Ukraine war, sharply criticising European governments. He accused Europe of deception, reportedly saying 'You think we'll fall for your tricks?', and framed European nations as unreliable actors in negotiations over the conflict. The remarks have drawn wide attention, underlining the deep gulf between Moscow and European capitals as the war grinds on.

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    Calls grow to punish Putin over Ukraine assault●Punish Putin for Ukraine assault✉newsWarUkraine11 h ago

    Commentary is urging that Vladimir Putin face punishment for Russia's assault on Ukraine. The piece argues Russia must pay a price for its aggression, reflecting a wider debate in the West over sanctions, accountability and military aid. Readers remain divided over how far governments should go in penalising Moscow while avoiding direct escalation with a nuclear-armed Russia.

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    Jaishankar warns of looming energy and food crisis●Alarm bells Modi’s minister Jaishankar has pressed the panic button. He says: • An energy, food, fertiliser and financia𝕏xIN4.6K1 h ago

    External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has warned that an energy, food, fertiliser and financial crisis is coming, saying major grain exporters may be unable to ship out of the Black Sea and raising the risk of a global food shortage. The warning is drawing wide attention in India, with opposition figures framing it as a panic signal from the Modi government about the global economic fallout of the war in Ukraine.

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    Russia strikes science academy and medical center in Ukraine●Russia hits science academy, medical center in Ukraine✉newsWarUkraine24 min ago

    Russian strikes hit a science academy and a medical center in Ukraine, CBS News reports. The attacks on civilian research and medical facilities add to a pattern of strikes on urban infrastructure and are likely to draw renewed condemnation from Ukrainian officials and Western governments, who have repeatedly called such attacks violations of international law.

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    Ukraine could unlock €2.9 billion more with EU reforms●Ukraine could unlock another €2.9 billion under the Ukraine Plan by implementing agreed reforms, EU Enlargement CommissiMmastodonWorldEU Politics43 h ago

    Ukraine could unlock a further €2.9 billion under the EU's Ukraine Plan if it implements the agreed reforms, according to EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos. She called on the government, parliament and other institutions to unite in a 'toloka' — a collective effort — of reforms, stressing that continued EU financing is tied directly to progress on the reform agenda.

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    Fourteen children returned from occupied Kherson region●📰 Fourteen children successfully returned from temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region – authorities 🔗 https:MmastodonWarUkraine03 h ago

    Ukrainian authorities say fourteen children have been returned from territories of Kherson region temporarily occupied by Russian forces. The children are now back in government-controlled areas. The return is part of ongoing efforts to bring Ukrainian children back from occupied territory, an issue that has drawn international attention and is at the centre of war-crimes concerns regarding deportations.

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    Estonia blames Russia for arson attack on Ukraine vehicle supplier▼Estonia blames Russia for arson attack on company supplying vehicles to Ukraine✉newsWarUkraine3 h ago

    Estonian officials have attributed an arson attack on a company that supplies vehicles to Ukraine to Russia. The firm, targeted in the Baltic state, has been providing military or logistical support to Kyiv. The accusation adds to a string of incidents across Europe that Western governments have linked to Russian sabotage operations, and is likely to strain relations further.

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    Thousands of French firefighters protest in central Paris●French firefighters have brought central Paris to a standstill in a massive protest over terrible working conditions! Mo𝕏xFR07 h ago

    More than 10,000 firefighters have blocked central Paris in a mass demonstration over what they call unacceptable working conditions, bringing traffic to a standstill. Protesters are demanding better pay, staffing and resources. Some supporters contrast the protest with government spending priorities, criticising President Macron's plans to send further billions in aid to Ukraine while emergency services struggle at home.

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    EU Commission drafts safeguards against democratic backsliding by future members●🇪🇺 The European Commission is pitching measures to protect the EU from any efforts by future members to weaken democratiMmastodonWorldEU Politics44 h ago

    The European Commission is proposing measures to protect the European Union from future member states weakening democratic structures, according to a draft document seen by Reuters. The plan would also prevent new members from vetoing decisions. It reflects concerns over enlargement and the rule of law, echoing past disputes with governments such as Hungary and Poland. Observers see it as preparation for potential enlargement in the Western Balkans and Ukraine.

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    Tusk: Poland bracing for difficult months as Russia escalates▼Tusk: Poland prepares for difficult months ahead amid Russia's growing aggression Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk statMmastodonWarUkraine08 h ago

    Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the coming weeks and months will be difficult for Poland as Russia's increasingly aggressive actions against Ukraine draw closer to Polish borders. His warning reflects growing concern in Warsaw over the war's escalation and its potential spillover, with the government signalling readiness for a prolonged period of heightened tension and security challenges ahead.

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    Bring Kids Back UA offers free evacuation for youth from occupied territories●Діти та молодь з ТОТ можуть безкоштовно виїхати на підконтрольну Україні територію. Bring Kids Back UA допомагає з конфіMmastodonWarUkraine011 h ago

    Children and young people living in Ukraine's temporarily occupied territories can relocate to government-controlled areas free of charge. The Bring Kids Back UA initiative assists with confidential departures even without documents, and on arrival provides housing, help with paperwork, a payment, and preparation for university admission under Quota-2. Officials urge people in occupied territories to spread the information.

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    Lavrov accuses Europe of waging war on Russia via Ukraine arms●Russian FM Lavrov says Europe is waging war on Russia through weapons supply to Ukraine✉newsWar9 h ago

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Europe is effectively waging war against Russia by supplying weapons to Ukraine. The statement, reported by The Jerusalem Post, reinforces Moscow's long-standing position that Western military support for Kyiv makes European governments direct participants in the conflict, language that is likely to further strain Russia-EU relations as the war continues.