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Kim Jong-un thanks Putin for reelection congratulations
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for congratulating him on his reelection as president of state affairs, expressing hope for continued strong ties. In a reply message, Kim stated that Pyongyang will always stand with Moscow. The message came two days after his reelection at the first session of the 15th Supreme People's Assembly.
Sveriges minister for civilt forsvar, Carl-Oskar Bohlin (M), fastslår, at landet fortsat vil gribe ind over for fartøjer i Ruslands skyggeflåde, der overtræder søfartslovgivningen. Rusland har truet Sverige, Finland og Frankrig efter de nylige inspektioner. Kystvagten og politiet har bordet to mistænkte skibe i svensk territorialfarvand.
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Egypt’s Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Mahmoud Esmat met Andrey Petrov of Rosatom to review progress on the Dabaa nuclear power plant. Discussions covered timelines, coordination and training. Both sides confirmed work is on schedule.
Den svenske kystvagt har sammen med politiet bestiget tankskibet Sea Owl 1 ud for Trelleborg, som mistænkes for at sejle under falsk flag og for at stå på EU's sanktionsliste. Fartøjet er på vej til en russisk havn, og en foreløbig efterforskning af overtrædelser af Søloven er iværksat. Det er den anden sådan operation inden for en uge.
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Journalists reported mysterious phishing attempts by unknowns a few weeks ago. The Dutch secret service now holds Russia responsible for attacks on the messaging apps WhatsApp and Signal. The report explains how the attacks work and how users can protect themselves.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has interrupted Russia's supply chains for luxury goods, including cars, iPhones, and jewelry, primarily routed through the United Arab Emirates. Closures in the Strait of Hormuz and air traffic disruptions threaten shortages if the situation persists beyond a month. Importers warn of stranded vehicles and delayed deliveries amid existing Western sanctions.
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A Russian court has sentenced three young men to five years in prison for attempting to rob a cryptocurrency owner in Omsk. The attackers broke into the victim's apartment, threatened him with a knife, and beat him, but fled empty-handed after a neighbor intervened. The court ordered them to pay the victim over $5,000 in damages.
Failed russian campaign linked to Fikile Mbalula, report says
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fredag d. 6. marts 2026, 02.32Russia weighs simplified licensing for bank-run crypto exchanges