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Rebels reach Center of Aleppo, Russia promises military assistance to Assad-Reuters
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Reuters: Russian army accelerates offensive, almost 235 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory captured in a week
Gold plummeted after the appointment of a new US Treasury Secretary
North Korea expands plant making missile used by Russia in Ukraine - Reuters
Oil prices stabilize after a 6% rise over the week
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Reuters: Ukraine loses 40% of seized territory in Kursk region
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Oil prices up 4% on escalating conflict in Ukraine - Reuters
Russians attacked a suburb of Kramatorsk in the morning: one person was killed, 2 wounded
russian federation hit 3 of DTEK's 5 thermal power plants on Sunday, one is still out of service - media
Australia advocates a ban on social media for children under 16 and the introduction of age verification using biometrics
Peskov rejected the possibility of" freezing " the war in Ukraine and commented on the US warning about a possible attack
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Russian refineries cut production due to unprofitability, some face closure - Reuters
EU may impose sanctions against China for supplying weapons to Russia for use against Ukraine - mass media
Rebels reach Center of Aleppo, Russia promises military assistance to Assad-Reuters
The rebels have reached the center of Aleppo, all roads and the airport are closed. Russia has promised to provide additional military assistance to Assad within 72 hours, and government forces have been ordered to retreat cautiously.
Legalized suicide: the British parliament has previously approved a bill allowing euthanasia
The UK Parliament supported the bill on euthanasia for terminally ill patients: 330 votes in favor against 275. the document provides for the possibility of assisted dying for adult patients with a life span of up to 6 months.
Early parliamentary elections are being held in Ireland
Ireland is holding early parliamentary elections with a record turnout of 3. 7 million voters. According to exit polls, the opposition Sinn Fein is in the lead with 21.1%, ahead of the ruling parties by a fraction of a percent.
Bulgarian spies monitored a US military base in Germany where Ukrainian soldiers were training
Three Bulgarians are accused of spying for Russia over surveillance of a US base where the Ukrainian military trained. The group also planned to spy on investigative journalists and organize provocations.
A landslide in Uganda killed 15 people and missing more than 100
In eastern Uganda, there was a large-scale landslide caused by heavy rains. 15 people were killed, more than 100 were missing, and 40 households were completely buried underground.
US intelligence considers a nuclear attack by the russian federation unlikely, despite putin's warnings
US intelligence considers a nuclear attack by russia unlikely, despite putin's threats. Biden changed his position on granting permission for strikes on the territory of the russian federation due to North Korea's entry into the war.
Rapper Diddy accused of human trafficking loses bail case
A US court rejected rapper Diddy's request for заставу 50 million bail. He will remain in a Brooklyn prison until trial on May 5, 2025, due to the risk of pressure on witnesses and evidence of violence.
The hottest directions of the front: Zelensky told where the fiercest battles are now
President Zelensky reported on the most active military operations in the Donetsk directions, especially in the Kurakhovo area.
Trump appoints retired general Kellogg as special representative for Ukraine
Donald Trump has appointed retired General Keith Kellogg as his special representative for Ukraine and Russia. Kellogg presented a plan to end the war, which includes freezing the front lines and negotiations.
Trump's tariffs drew international criticism: Mexico, Canada and China warn against economic consequences
International partners have criticized Trump's plans to impose high tariffs on imported goods. Countries warn of threats to economic stability and the possibility of a trade war.
Australia plans to ban social media for children: Senate supports tough controls
The Australian Senate has approved a bill banning social networks for children under 16. Age verification will be carried out using biometric data or state identification, without providing Passport data to platforms.
russia strikes Ukraine with missile with warheads without explosives-Reuters
The terrorist country launched a ballistic missile with fictitious warheads on the Dnieper river, causing minor damage. putin called it a warning to the West after allowing strikes on russian territory.
Reuters: Russian army accelerates offensive, almost 235 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory captured in a week
Russian troops captured almost 235 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory over the past week, which was a record in 2024. In November, the invaders occupied about 600-667 square kilometers of territory.
Gold plummeted after the appointment of a new US Treasury Secretary
Gold prices dropped by 3. 4% to $2619.66 per ounce due to the appointment of Scott Bessent as US Treasury Secretary. The drop was also affected by reports of a possible truce between Israel and Hezbollah.
North Korea expands plant making missile used by Russia in Ukraine - Reuters
Satellite images revealed the expansion of the “February 11th factory” in the DPRK, where KN-23 missiles are produced. These missiles are used by Russian troops in Ukraine, although both countries deny the transfer of weapons.
Oil prices stabilize after a 6% rise over the week
Oil prices have stabilized after a 6% rise last week due to tensions between the West, Russia and Iran. Brent is trading at $74.91, WTI at $70.89 per barrel.
Uruguay changes course: presidential election results
Yamandu Orsi won the presidential election in Uruguay with almost 50% of the vote. This means the country's return to center-left leadership after five years of right-wing conservative rule.
Reuters: Ukraine loses 40% of seized territory in Kursk region
Ukraine lost control of 576 square kilometers of territory in the Kursk region of Russia after the August invasion. Russia plans to increase the number of troops in Ukraine to 690,000.
Trump picks new candidate for US Treasury Secretary
Donald Trump has nominated investor Scott Bessent for the post of US Treasury Secretary. Bessent is the head of the Key Square Group hedge fund and a recognized expert in geopolitics and economics.
US believes Chinese hackers are already preparing for war - Reuters
The United States warns that Chinese hackers are preparing for a potential conflict over the compromise of critical infrastructure. The US Cyber Command takes offensive and defensive measures against China's cyber operations.
Oil prices up 4% on escalating conflict in Ukraine - Reuters
Oil prices posted their biggest weekly rise in two months due to the escalating conflict in Ukraine. Brent reached $74.14 per barrel and WTI reached $70.07 amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Russians attacked a suburb of Kramatorsk in the morning: one person was killed, 2 wounded
In Krasnotorka, 1 person died and 2 were wounded as a result of 6 hostile strikes. Over the past day, Russia launched 2132 attacks in Donetsk region, damaging 36 civilian objects.
russian federation hit 3 of DTEK's 5 thermal power plants on Sunday, one is still out of service - media
russia launched missile attacks on three of DTEK's five thermal power plants, one of which is still out of service. The attack raised serious concerns about the stability of Ukraine's energy system in the winter.
Australia advocates a ban on social media for children under 16 and the introduction of age verification using biometrics
The Australian government has introduced a bill to ban social media for people under 16. Violators face fines of up to USD 32 million and the introduction of biometric verification.
Peskov rejected the possibility of" freezing " the war in Ukraine and commented on the US warning about a possible attack
Putin's spokesman denied the possibility of freezing the conflict in Ukraine, despite his willingness to discuss it with Trump. Putin demands that Ukraine abandon NATO and is not ready for territorial concessions.
DeepState: Occupants seized Nova Illka and are advancing on several fronts
According to DeepState, enemy troops occupied the village of Nova Illinka and reached new positions near Dalne, Antonivka and Pustynka.
Japanese manicurist turns plastic waste into eco-friendly art nails
Naomi Arimoto from Japan collects plastic waste on the beach and uses it to decorate nails in her salon. The nail technician seeks to draw attention to the problem of pollution through a creative approach to manicure.
The youngest White House press secretary in US history: whom Donald Trump chose
Donald Trump has appointed 27-year-old Caroline Leavitt as the new White House press secretary. She broke Ron Ziegler's record, becoming the youngest person to hold this position in US history.
Russian refineries cut production due to unprofitability, some face closure - Reuters
Three Russian refineries cut back or stop production due to significant financial losses. The losses are caused by export restrictions, high raw material prices and lending rates.
EU may impose sanctions against China for supplying weapons to Russia for use against Ukraine - mass media
The EU foreign policy chief has reported evidence of Chinese arms supplies to Russia for the war against Ukraine. The EU is considering imposing sanctions against Chinese companies, including asset freezes and entry bans.