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In Copenhagen, work continues to extinguish the fire in the stock exchange building.
The US commented on Israel’s attack on Iran.
The US said it had no information about the condition of the hostages being held by Hamas.
Iran has threatened to strike Israel’s nuclear facilities in case of aggression.
Borrell called for adherence to Zelensky’s plan at the summit in Switzerland.
A Boeing engineer told the US Congress about the risk of a plane crash.
The volume of maritime transport from Turkey to Israel has decreased by almost a third.
In Germany, searches were carried out at the headquarters of the AfD.
A dangerous killer wanted in Colombia was detained in Spain.
The head of the IAEA will visit Iran.
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In Copenhagen, work continues to extinguish the fire in the stock exchange building.
08 : 49
The US commented on Israel’s attack on Iran.
18 : 32
The US said it had no information about the condition of the hostages being held by Hamas.
14 : 02
Iran has threatened to strike Israel’s nuclear facilities in case of aggression.
09 : 37
Borrell called for adherence to Zelensky’s plan at the summit in Switzerland.
09 : 35
A Boeing engineer told the US Congress about the risk of a plane crash.
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NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg diagnosed with shingles

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg diagnosed with shingles

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg fell ill with shingles, so he will hold the planned negotiations with the leadership of Germany and Romania remotely.

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“The Secretary General will carry out the planned visit to Germany (and Romania) remotely and not in person. He has been diagnosed with shingles, which can occur after COVID-19, and he works from home, ”the official comment says.

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As it became known on the morning of June 9, Jens Stoltenberg unexpectedly canceled his visit to Berlin. In Germany, the head of the alliance was to meet with Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

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In May, the alliance’s secretary general tested positive for COVID-19.

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