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U. S. President Donald Trump officially notified Congress of the defensive strikes against targets in Iran on July 7. This reignites the debate over the president's authority to wage war without congressional approval.
American Senator Lindsey Graham was actively working on normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel and on new sanctions against Russia before his death.
U. S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg informed lawmakers of the need for $80 billion. Military officials warn that this summer the services may run out of money for operations.
Key Republicans in the Capitol express concern over Trump's deal with Iran, believing that Iran has become stronger. Without substantial changes, the deal may not pass a vote in Congress.
Due to the U. S. 250th anniversary, Reagan National Airport will restrict flights on July 3 and 4. Air shows and military flyovers will affect the schedule until the end of August.
A peace agreement between Washington and Tehran could return the West's attention to Ukraine. The expert warns of the risks of pressure on Kyiv regarding negotiations with the RF.
Trump celebrates 80th birthday with a UFC tournament on the White House lawn. The event is timed to Flag Day and preparations for the 250th anniversary of US independence.
The US Senate Committee has agreed on $750 million in aid for Ukraine. The bill also provides for the provision of intelligence data for the recovery of territories.
Gates called the meetings with Epstein a mistake and denied visiting his island. He stated in Congress that he saw no evidence of the financier's crimes.
Bill Gates will testify before the U. S. Congress regarding his meetings with Jeffrey Epstein. The billionaire calls these contacts a mistake and denies any wrongdoing.
The US Congress has supported limiting Trump's right to wage war against Iran without the consent of lawmakers. The document must now undergo final approval and a veto.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov believes that the US is acting as a supporter of Ukraine rather than a mediator. He noted that the approaches of Washington and Europe to the conflict are now identical.
The Office of the President confirmed receipt of a technical response to Zelenskyy's letter to Trump and Congress regarding the lack of air defense. Currently, the details of the document are not being disclosed.
The US House of Representatives has approved a resolution to withdraw troops from Iran. The document was supported by 215 congressmen; it must now be considered by the Senate.
U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a decision regarding 400 million dollars in aid. The funds were approved by Congress but delayed by the U.S. Department of Defense.
The US is seeking countries to resettle thousands of Afghans, including Congo. At the same time, Washington has authorized the entry of tens of thousands of white South Africans.
Budanov called "Oreshnik" a demonstrative weapon and stated that Russia has large missile stockpiles. Ukraine's strikes came as a shock to the enemy's unprepared society.
Nvidia is creating a platform for humanoid robots together with partners from the US and China. The new Blackwell chips guarantee cybersecurity and data protection.
The President stated that US production of anti-ballistic missiles is insufficient to counter Russia. Zelenskyy is requesting that Ukraine be granted licenses for the production of Patriot systems.
The Freedom 250 program includes 90s stars, a UFC fight at the White House, and IndyCar races. The event is funded by private companies and the U.S. federal budget.
The Pentagon chief promised to find a way to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine. The US will also allocate $56 billion for drones, studying the experience of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
A US court has prohibited Trump from renaming the Kennedy Center and closing it for renovations. All mentions of the new name must be removed within two weeks.
Trump will transfer the Kennedy Center to Congress following a court injunction against its closure. The judge also ordered the removal of the president's name from the building's facade.
Scott Bessent supported the idea of a $250 banknote with Trump's portrait for the US Semiquincentennial. The decision to change the law regarding living persons must be made by Congress.
Richard Blumenthal hopes for a positive US response regarding the request for air defense. Zelenskyy sent a letter to Trump and Congress about strengthening sky protection.
Ukraine receives over 90% of its anti-ballistic capabilities through the PURL initiative. Fedorov discussed the supply of PAC-2 and PAC-3 missiles with US Congressmen.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Ukraine's desire to produce missiles for Patriot air defense systems under a US license. The Head of State will discuss this issue with Trump.
Ukraine is experiencing an acute shortage of Patriot missiles and is preparing an analogue of the FP-7. x. The first test of its own anti-ballistic missile is planned for the end of the year.
Democrats have reported inhumane conditions at the Delaney Hall center, where migrants are allegedly served food containing larvae. The US Department of Homeland Security denies these claims.
Zelenskyy submitted a request for anti-ballistic missiles to US congressmen during a meeting in Kyiv. They also discussed sanctions against the Russian Federation and peace negotiations.