...a, #Kursk, Smolensk, Tula, Rostov, Volgograd, and Saratov regions, as well as the Krasnodar Territory, Adygea, #Crimea, and the Black Sea. Crimea will continue to nationalize the assets of Ukrainian oligarchs. According to the head of the Crimean Parliament, Konstantinov, the region's treasury received 2.4 billion rubles from the sale of such assets in 2025 alone. #Trump stated that he is not ready for a deal with #Iran as the terms are not good enough, in an interview with NBC. #Fico c...
...alled for the #EU to be given a mandate to negotiate with #Russia on the conflict in #Ukraine. In his opinion, new voices of "common sense" are now emerging in the European Union. Russia imported tungsten from the United States in January - for the first time in more than two years, RIA Novosti found out based on data from the American statistical service. Thus, at the beginning of the year, Russian companies purchased American tungsten for $5,000. The last time deliveries were recorded w...
...as in August 2023, their amount was $2,500. The largest buyers of tungsten from the United States in January were Mexico with a share of 20.9% of all deliveries, as well as Canada (14.6%), South #Korea (14.5%), #Germany (13.7%) and Japan (12.1%). Russia's share was less than 1%. The IDF (#Israel Defense Forces) has recorded the fourth wave of rocket launches from Iranian territory towards Israel in the last 24 hours, according to Israeli military sources. The US has sunk more than 65 Ira...
...nian ships, claims White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt in an interview with Fox News. Trump may put Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi in an awkward position during her visit to Washington due to the American leader's calls for Tokyo to send ships to the Strait of Hormuz, writes the Financial Times. The newspaper cites the opinion of former Pentagon and CIA expert on Japan, Christopher Johnston, who believes that this would put Japanese Navy ships at risk.