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Naftogaz presented to EU partners a plan for the reconstruction of the Brody station and an assessment of the damage. The European Union will provide financial and technical assistance for the repairs.
The Trump administration is considering sending thousands of troops to control Kharg Island and tankers. The goal is to destroy Iran's military potential.
Ground-penetrating radar has detected delta deposits up to 4. 2 billion years old in Jezero Crater. Scientists consider these structures evidence of an environment for life.
The price of gold leveled off after six days of decline amid Fed statements on inflation risks. Investors are awaiting a rate decision due to the war in Gaza.
The Israeli army has doubled the number of troops on the Lebanese border. Soldiers are searching homes in southern Lebanon for enemy weapons.
Cybercriminals are stealing data and crypto wallets through Apple vulnerabilities. Experts urge immediate system updates to protect against attacks.
Brent crude reached $107 after Iran threatened to attack facilities in the Persian Gulf. A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens 20 percent of global supplies.
Iceland's Foreign Minister predicts EU accession in 2028, provided voters agree. The most difficult topics for negotiations will be fisheries and agriculture.
The US Vice President plans a visit to Budapest amid Viktor Orbán's declining approval ratings. The trip may be postponed due to the conflict between Israel and Iran.
The Czech Republic is ready to invest 1 billion crowns in reverse oil supplies for Slovakia. The route's capacity could reach 3 million tons per year.
General Solfrank stated that oil revenues would not compensate for Russia's financial losses. NATO remains vigilant and ready to defend its borders.
Iran's Foreign Minister said nuclear policy could change under a new leader. Tehran plans to implement a new shipping protocol in the Persian Gulf.
The leaders of France and Germany will hold talks on the future of the FCAS combat system. The project is under threat due to disputes between Dassault and Airbus.
Iran used Khorramshahr-4 and Kedar missiles, resulting in two deaths. Tehran rejected a ceasefire and continues to escalate the conflict.
Due to a fire in the laundry room, 200 sailors were injured, and the ship is heading to Crete for inspection. Despite damage to sleeping quarters, the aircraft carrier remains combat-ready.
The investigation points to targeted fire from an Israeli tank at the Al-Qawzah base. As a result of the attack, three peacekeepers from Ghana were injured.
Putin's supporter Svetlana Zakharova was removed from participating in the gala concert due to political risks. The organizers received institutional warnings.
Kaja Kallas denied Bart De Wever's words about secret support for normalizing relations with Russia. She warned against returning to business with the aggressor.
US intelligence informed Trump about the possibility of Iranian attacks on US allies in the Persian Gulf. Gulf countries are asking not to stop the operation against Iran.
Explosions at a post office and a market in Nigeria resulted in fatalities. Security forces suspect Boko Haram and the Islamic State.
The US Central Command confirmed that approximately 200 servicemen were wounded and 13 people were killed. 10 Reaper drones were destroyed, and 7,000 targets in Iran were hit.
An EU agency vessel sank in the Aegean Sea with five people on board. Four injured, including the Estonian ambassador, were hospitalized in Rhodes.
Over the week, diesel rose by UAH 4. 52, and autogas by UAH 1.81. Prices for A-95 gasoline remained stable, despite tensions in the global market.
Oil is getting cheaper due to US efforts to open the Strait of Hormuz and record release of global reserves. The UAE halved production due to the conflict.
A serious fire broke out in the port of Fujairah due to a drone attack. The facility is a key hub, supplying 1.7% of the world's daily oil demand.
Taiwan recorded the return of Chinese Air Force after a two-week pause. Beijing criticized the island's president for calls to increase defense spending.
The first round of municipal elections has begun in France in 35,000 communities. The vote will be a test for far-right forces ahead of the presidential elections.
More than 30 people have been arrested in Iranian provinces for transmitting data on military facilities. Tehran links these actions to a destabilization campaign by the United States.
On Saturday, debris from an Iranian missile damaged the residence of the US consulate in Israel. Iran also claimed attacks on a communications center and a police unit.
Gideon Sa'ar denied rumors of an interceptor shortage and direct talks with Lebanon. Israel continues to act jointly with the US against Iranian threats.