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Vladimir Putin speaking about fuel shortages in Russia caused by Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure
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Putin says Ukrainian strikes have caused a ‘certain’ fuel shortage in Russia

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday that Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure have created a “certain shortage” of fuel in Russia, though he insisted the situation was “not critical,” in a rare public acknowledgment of strain on the country’s supply network.

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko visited Russia and China this week, holding talks with Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping following recent public exchanges with Ukraine.

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A strong explosion occurred Monday evening in a residential building in Monaco, injuring three members of the same Ukrainian family including an oligarch. A suspect fled after dropping a backpack at the entrance.

Iran fired ballistic missiles at Israel on Sunday, prompting Israeli retaliation that defied direct appeals from President Donald Trump. Both sides later pledged to halt further attacks on each other.

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Anastasiia Hnatyshyn claimed the 2026 European Women's Chess Championship in Batumi, Georgia, as the 76th seed in a field of 165 players. The 15-year-old scored 9 out of 11 points to finish clear first and earn the Woman Grandmaster title along with her first International Master norm. She also collected the €10,000 first prize and gained 214 rating points.

Ukraina on allekirjoittanut aiesopimuksen 20 Gripen E -hävittäjän ostamisesta Ruotsilta. Presidentti Volodymyr Zelenskyi vahvisti suunnitelmat vieraillessaan Uppsalassa.

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Ruotsi valmistelee usean JAS 39 C/D -hävittäjän lahjoittamista Ukrainalle, kertovat Aftonbladetin saamat tiedot.

 

 

 

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