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Turkey may refuse Russian S-400 systems

Bloomberg, citing sources, reports that Ankara is seeking to return the S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems purchased from Russia.

US approves large arms package for Taiwan

Yesterday, 8:30

The United States has approved a large arms package for Taiwan, including medium-range missiles, howitzers, and drones.

Yesterday, 0:00

Trump may declare war on Venezuela. Tucker Carlson

"Members of Congress were told yesterday that war is inevitable and will be announced at dawn in the president's address to the nation," he said.

17 December, 23:11

US Senate approves $900 billion defense budget for 2026

Now, US President Donald Trump must sign the bill.

17 December, 20:29

Baku and Ankara attach importance to expanding the strategic partnership

During the meeting, the current mechanisms of military cooperation between the two countries were discussed in detail.

17 December, 17:53

Vucic is upset by the failure of the major Trump Tower project in Belgrade

In Serbia, a major Trump Tower project planned for Belgrade has been canceled due to protests and a criminal case.

17 December, 17:18

Moscow may offer mediation if Tehran does not object

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has stated that, in his contacts with the United States, Russia encourages the United States to seek mutually acceptable solutions to the situation surrounding Iran.

17 December, 16:25

Beijing is to provide a large loan for the construction of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway

Kazinform reports that an agreement to finance the construction of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway was signed yesterday.

The US will increase pressure on Moscow if Russia rejects the proposals

17 December, 14:55

The United States is developing sanctions against Russia's energy sector that could be imposed if Russia rejects proposals to resolve the Ukrainian crisis, Bloomberg reports.

Moscow awaits information from the American side

17 December, 14:43

Russia's position on foreign military forces in Ukraine is well known, but it is a topic for discussion, said Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian president.