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US Investigates Whether Russia Helped Iran Strike CIA Targets in the Gulf
U.S. intelligence is investigating whether Russian satellite intelligence support may be behind Iran's precision drone strikes on CIA facilities in Saudi Arabia. Experts note that military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran has intensified since the Ukraine war.
Independent candidates struggle to run in Russia's State Duma elections
The number of independent candidates who could not collect the required signatures to register for the September State Duma elections has dropped to a record low of 79. Many candidates withdrew from the race due to a signature crisis and various pressures.
Lavrov meets Rubio in the Philippines, criticizes European policies
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in the Philippines. Lavrov briefed on the frontline situation and criticized the policies of European countries. Rubio said new ideas are needed to end the Ukraine war.
European Union fines Google €890 million for competition violations
The European Commission fined US tech giant Google €890 million for violating the Digital Markets Act. The penalty includes €460 million for favoring its own services in search results and €430 million for blocking alternative sales channels on Google Play.
EU approves 21st sanctions package against Russia, keeps oil price cap unchanged
EU member states adopted the new sanctions package against Russia after weekly negotiations. The package maintains the existing price cap on Russian oil exports without tightening it.
Commercial ship traffic at Ukraine's grain ports halted after Russian attacks
Ukraine's minister announced that shipping companies have stopped working with Black Sea ports for security reasons. Russia's Defense Ministry, however, claims the attacks on the ports targeted military infrastructure.
Trump threatens Iran with military punishment if Houthis launch new Red Sea attack
US President Donald Trump held Iran responsible for the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and announced that in the event of a new attack, both the Houthis and Tehran would face major military punishment. The warning came after the Houthis announced they had carried out missile and drone attacks on Saudi oil tankers.
Ukraine's Black Sea ship operation hits Turkish cargo vessel, killing one
During Ukraine's attacks targeting Russia's 'shadow fleet', a drone struck the Turkish-flagged cargo ship MV Reyhan Sarı. One crew member died and two others were injured.
Turkish Energy Minister Bayraktar meets Russian Deputy PM Novak over gas, nuclear cooperation
Alparslan Bayraktar met with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak in Moscow to discuss Turkey-Russia energy cooperation, including natural gas, the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, and potential new joint initiatives.
Russia Sends 400 Students to North Korea's Ideological Camp
Around 400 Russian students are taking part in a holiday program at North Korea's Songdowon International Children's Camp. The program features visits to ideological sites, including monuments to Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il, alongside recreational activities.
British press urges naval buildup after HMS Tyne outmatched by Russian frigate
The Telegraph reported that the Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Tyne is no match for Russia's 'Neustrashimy' frigate, and urged the new British government to bolster the navy.
US court postpones trial of Venezuelan leader Maduro and wife to 2027
A US federal judge has set June 1, 2027 as the start date for the trial of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. The couple were detained in January during a military intervention in Caracas.
Poverty rate in Russia falls to 6.7%, Minister Kotyakov credits social aid
Russian Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov announced that the country's poverty rate stands at 6.7%. The minister stated that the unified social assistance program had a direct effect on this decline.
Russia continues strikes on military logistics infrastructure in Odesa port
Russia’s Defense Ministry announced continued air and drone strikes on facilities used for unloading and storing military cargo in Ukraine’s Odesa port.
Zelenskiy discusses Patriot missile supply and UAV deal with US ambassador
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy met with US Permanent Representative to NATO Ambassador Whitaker in Kyiv. The meeting addressed Patriot systems for Ukraine’s air defense and the drone deal with the US, following the NATO summit in Ankara.
Ukraine calls for UN Security Council meeting over Russian attacks on civilian ships in Black Sea
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga accused Russia of targeting the Black Sea maritime corridor and attacking civilian cargo ships, calling for an emergency UN Security Council meeting on July 27. Sibiga said these attacks threaten global food security and could put millions at risk of hunger.
United Russia's wealthiest Duma candidates declare 8 billion rubles in income
The 2025 income declarations of the seven wealthiest candidates from Russia's ruling United Russia party have been released ahead of September's parliamentary elections. Their combined income topped 8 billion rubles, exceeding the annual budgets of many cities.
EU allows UK to join €90bn Ukraine defence loan
EU member states have approved the UK's participation in the €90 billion loan program created for Ukraine's urgent defence needs in 2026 and 2027. The decision allows Kyiv to also purchase weapons and equipment from British defence industry companies.
Russia warns energy and food security at risk if Middle East conflict expands
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova warned that escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf risk halting maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, calling on all parties to exercise restraint. She said Russia favors a political and diplomatic resolution and is ready to help achieve that.
Russia jails 16-year-old for 8 years for torching helicopter on Kyiv's orders
A 16-year-old who set fire to a Mi-8 helicopter in Noyabrsk, Russia, in 2024 has been sentenced to 8 years in prison on terrorism charges. The investigation revealed that the act was carried out on instructions from Kyiv and in exchange for money.

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