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Defense ministers of the USA and Ukraine had a telephone conversation

3 December 2024, 11:23

Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder said US Defense Minister Lloyd Austin spoke with Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov on the telephone.

Clashes continued in Tbilisi

3 December 2024, 9:17

It is unknown whether the Ministry of Internal Affairs will continue mass arrests. The protesters changed tactics and left through nearby streets.

3 December 2024, 0:00

The Israeli army has announced an attack on Lebanon

"The Israeli army is currently striking terrorist targets in Lebanon. Details will be provided," the army said in a statement.

2 December 2024, 23:24

Demonstrations in Georgia continued; special forces "went into action" earlier

Arrests began, law enforcement officers used tear gas and water cannons.

2 December 2024, 20:33

Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan and Georgia discussed regional issues

The parties discussed the current state of the friendly and strategic partnership between the two countries.

2 December 2024, 18:01

Anti-government forces in Syria have seized Iranian and Russian weapons

Syrian anti-government forces captured a helicopter, tanks, and Russian air defense systems.

2 December 2024, 17:46

The Baltic states have banned the entry of Ivanishvili and the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania, Gabrielius Landsbergis, announced the decision of the authorities to ban the entry of representatives of the ruling party of Georgia and high-ranking officials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The politician wrote about this on his "X" page.

2 December 2024, 17:36

Putin and Pezeshkian discussed the situation in Syria

Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian.

Kyiv will have to "temporarily" give up the occupied territories. Stoltenberg

2 December 2024, 17:28

A quick end to the war in Ukraine without territorial losses is not realistic. Perhaps, to achieve peace, Kyiv must "temporarily" give up the occupied territories. Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced this, Welt reports.