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IMF head Kristalina Georgieva warned of a slowdown in global growth due to the conflict. Even a peace agreement will not return the economy to the status quo.
Russia is trying to sell LNG disguised as fuel from Oman or Nigeria amid a shortage in the region. Buyers are offered fake documents and a shadow fleet.
Donald Trump will meet with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Washington. The US President accused the alliance of disregarding the interests of the American people.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth stated that the removal of Tehran's nuclear stockpiles is mandatory. The US is prepared to use force if voluntary surrender is refused.
The Trump administration is considering an in-person meeting in Pakistan on April 10. The delegation may include J.D. Vance and Jared Kushner.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expects decisive pressure from Washington on Moscow, following the example of actions in the eastern region. Ukraine is escalating systemic strikes on Russian military facilities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the validity of the invitation for Trump's representatives to Kyiv. The teams of Ukraine and the United States are jointly working to strengthen the security document.
Iran's Supreme Leader issued a ceasefire order after Trump's statement on the agreement. The parties agreed on a two-week pause and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
The US presidential administration imposed an information lockdown and canceled all of Trump's public appearances. The White House denies rumors of hospitalization.
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry denied rumors of a deadlock in negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Iran confirmed its readiness for dialogue in Islamabad.
Despite US and Israeli strikes, Tehran hides air defense systems in tunnels and continues missile launches. The downing of an F-15E confirms the vulnerability of US aviation in the region.
The German Foreign Minister emphasized NATO's unity amid Trump's criticism of the war with Iran. Secretary General Rutte will visit the US to resolve the collective security crisis.
The NATO Secretary General will visit Washington for talks with Trump and US officials. The reason for this is the president's accusations of insufficient assistance in Iran.
Donald Trump fired Pam Bondi from the position of US Attorney General due to dissatisfaction with investigations into the Epstein cases and his opponents. Todd Blanche became the interim head of the department.
The Polish Prime Minister stated that the Alliance is threatened with disintegration and the cessation of aid to Ukraine in the war with Russia.
European leaders are discussing strengthening their own defense due to Trump's threats to leave NATO. The split has deepened due to disagreements over the conflict with Iran.
NATO Secretary General to visit US amid Trump's criticism over Iran differences. The US President called allies paper tigers and threatened to withdraw.
The US Vice President conveyed a message from Trump to mediators about the likelihood of increased pressure on Iranian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached.
The British King will visit Washington from April 27-30 to meet with Trump and address Congress. This is the monarch's first state visit to the US since 2007.
The US is ready to cease hostilities after weakening Iran's fleet and missiles. Issues of unblocking shipping may be handed over to allies in Europe and Asia.
Massive protests have swept across the country due to the war in Iran. However, the procedure for removing the president depends on votes in the Senate, not on street pressure.
The US President stated that he had no complaints about the Russian vessel due to the humanitarian crisis. The tanker "Anatoly Kolodkin" is carrying 730,000 barrels of oil.
Donald Trump called control over Kharg Island a priority scenario for striking Iran's economy. The US is already deploying additional troops to the region.
Massive protests against the war in Iran, immigration policy, and Trump's economy have begun in the US. Protesters also express support for Ukraine.
Finland's Minister of Defense initiates a review of the targeted use of weapons purchased by Europe. Helsinki opposes redirecting aid to a war with Iran.
The US Secretary of State announced that the operation against Iran is ahead of schedule. Aviation will be involved to achieve the goals, but the Marines have already been deployed.
Trump's envoy, Steve Witkoff, announced possible meetings between the countries. Washington views the pause in strikes on Iran's energy facilities as a positive gesture.
Kyiv will only have enough finances until June, according to estimates, due to Hungary's blocking of EU aid and delays from the IMF. The NBU may begin direct lending to the state budget.
The Cabinet of Ministers plans to introduce a 5% military levy and VAT for individual entrepreneurs by April due to the budget deficit. The Ministry of Finance warns of possible restrictions on non-military payments.
The Pentagon is considering deploying infantry and armored vehicles near Iran. Additional forces will reinforce Marines and paratroopers to control the Strait of Hormuz.