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    Russia Must Achieve Absolute Victory in Ukraine by 2030 to Prepare for Potential NATO Confrontation

    A member of the State Duma's defense committee, Viktor Sobolev, has stated that Russia must complete its 'special military operation' (SVO) in Ukraine with an absolute victory by 2030 to be ready for a possible military confrontation with NATO countries. Sobolev claims that Poland, Germany, France, the UK, and other NATO nations are preparing for war with Russia and aim to inflict a strategic defeat on the country. He emphasizes that after achieving victory in Ukraine, Russia's armed forces must be reorganized to be ready to repel aggression from any geopolitical opponent.
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    Chubut Governor Refuses Judge's Order to Provide Red Meat to Prisoners

    A judge in Chubut ordered the government to provide red meat to prisoners within 72 hours as part of a habeas corpus case. Governor Ignacio Torres rejected the decision, stating that he will not comply with the order, interpreting it as a demand to give 'steak to the prisoners every day'. He criticized the judge, Marcelo Nieto Di Biase, for acting more like a prisoners' union than exercising justice objectively. The inmates had been demanding better quality food, especially for those under medical treatment.
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    Mamata Banerjee Vows to Continue Political Fight, Criticizes BJP's Annapurna Yojana Changes

    Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee, in a Facebook Live address, ruled out retirement from politics and vowed to continue her fight against the BJP government in West Bengal. She criticized the BJP for changing the eligibility criteria for the Annapurna Yojana, alleging that women are now being chosen based on their caste and religion. Banerjee also accused the BJP of implicating her party workers in false cases and not taking action against BJP workers involved in vandalism at academic institutions.
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    Jordan, China Sign Multiple Agreements During King Abdullah II's Visit

    Jordan and China signed approximately 24 agreements and memorandums of understanding during King Abdullah II's visit to China. The deals cover various sectors including legal, trade, economic, digital, and humanitarian fields. The economic block includes agreements on developing e-commerce, joint projects in the digital economy, energy, and industry. Beijing also provided Amman with a grant of approximately $14.7 million and 800 scholarships.
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    Kazakh Woman Arrested for Distorting Police Incident on Social Media

    A 22-year-old woman from Kyzylorda was arrested for spreading false information and disrespecting the police after she claimed on social media that she was arrested 'for laughing'. Police stated that she only received a verbal warning for disturbing the peace but behaved emotionally and distorted the incident. She was fined for multiple offenses and given an official warning. The Ministry of Internal Affairs warned that disrespect for police officers and the spread of false information will not go unpunished.
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    United Hatzalah Responds to Multiple Road Accidents

    United Hatzalah medical teams responded to several road accidents across Israel, providing initial aid to injured individuals. In one incident, a 60-year-old man was lightly injured in a single-vehicle accident on Highway 25. In another, a 20-year-old driver was injured in a collision with a truck in the Har-Tuv industrial area. A 6-year-old pedestrian was also treated after an accident in Or Yehuda. Two 60-year-olds were injured in a two-vehicle collision in Caesarea. A 35-year-old driver was injured after his vehicle overturned on Highway 40. A 30-year-old woman was evacuated to the hospital after a two-vehicle collision in Nahariya. A mother and her two 3-year-old children were treated after an accident near Kever Babba Sali in Netivot. A taxi driver in his 40s was injured in a collision with a truck in Shderot.
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    Colombian Suspect in Nadia Beller Attack Released After Providing Details

    The Colombian citizen linked to the attack on lawyer Nadia Beller was released after providing 'very important details' to the investigation. He had surrendered voluntarily and denied involvement in the attack. Meanwhile, two other detainees appeared in court for their role in the attempted murder, with the prosecutor seeking their preventive detention.
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    Pakistan's Crackdown on Illegal Call Centers: 671 Foreigners Blacklisted

    Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has confirmed that 671 foreign nationals arrested in recent raids on call centers in Islamabad will be formally added to a blacklist, permanently banning them from entering Pakistan. The detainees were involved in online fraud, sextortion, extortion, gambling, and distributing explicit live-streamed content, violating their visa terms. The FIA will investigate local intermediaries, landlords, and guarantors who aided the foreign gang. A nationwide operation against illegal call centers has been approved, with follow-up raids planned in major cities.
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    Former Anchorage Mayor Endorses Sen. Dan Sullivan Over Challenger With Same Name

    Former Anchorage Mayor Dan A. Sullivan has endorsed Alaska GOP Senator Dan S. Sullivan for re-election this fall over teacher Dan J. Sullivan and former Rep. Mary Peltola. The endorsement comes amidst an unusual campaign in Alaska's Senate race featuring three candidates with the same name. Republicans have accused Dan J. Sullivan of serving as a Democratic plant, while he denies any connection to Peltola's campaign.
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    Vatican's Foreign Minister Visits Russia Amid Ukraine Conflict

    Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican's Secretary for Relations with States, is on a four-day visit to Moscow. He will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Putin's foreign policy advisor Yuri Ushakov. Gallagher's visit is the first to Moscow since 2021, before Russia's offensive against Ukraine began. Despite high tensions between Moscow and Kiev, the Holy See is trying to maintain a communication channel with the Kremlin.
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    Rose McGowan Warns Against Child Stardom After Hayden Panettiere's Death

    Actress Rose McGowan has spoken out against child stardom following the death of Hayden Panettiere, highlighting the pressures and lack of protection faced by young actors in the entertainment industry. McGowan, along with other celebrities and former child stars, has called for better protection and an end to the exploitation of children in show business.
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    Putin Decree Allows State Seizure of Poorly Protected Critical Infrastructure

    President Vladimir Putin signed a decree granting the state authority to temporarily seize control of critically important infrastructure if it's insufficiently protected against Ukrainian drone attacks and other threats. This includes fuel, energy, industrial, communication, transport, and logistics facilities. The state can take over physical and financial assets, as well as formal ownership rights, if owners fail to protect or quickly repair them. This move comes amid intense Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries and commercial warehouses.
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    Mexican Fátima Bosch Faces Arrest Warrant in Thailand Over Defamation, False Accusations

    Mexican Fátima Bosch, the reigning Miss Universe, is facing a possible arrest warrant in Thailand following a complaint by businessman Nawat Itsaragrisil. Nawat accused Bosch of defamation, false accusations, and spreading false information during a heated argument prior to the Miss Universe 2025 competition. Bosch denies the allegations and has accused Nawat of systematic intimidation. The Miss Universe Organization has publicly supported Bosch.
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