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The level of the Ishim River in northern Kazakhstan is decreasing.
Yemen has vowed to attack all Israeli vessels in the event of an operation in Rafah.
The poll shows what Americans think about helping Israel.
New Zealand has expressed concern about China’s actions in the Pacific.
There is no point in talking about Gaza at the UN, the Palestinian ambassador said.
The Turkish Ministry of Defense refused to transfer the S-400 air defense system to Ukraine.
The composition of the new government has been approved in Serbia.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry called the United States the biggest threat to space security.
Iran has imposed sanctions on Britain’s defense minister over its support for Israel.
The State Department said that Georgia is risking its prospects for membership in the EU and NATO.
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The level of the Ishim River in northern Kazakhstan is decreasing.
15 : 03
Yemen has vowed to attack all Israeli vessels in the event of an operation in Rafah.
15 : 01
The poll shows what Americans think about helping Israel.
07 : 14
New Zealand has expressed concern about China’s actions in the Pacific.
07 : 09
There is no point in talking about Gaza at the UN, the Palestinian ambassador said.
18 : 30
The Turkish Ministry of Defense refused to transfer the S-400 air defense system to Ukraine.
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Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.

Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.

Britain will send its Typhoon fighter jets to Poland next year to patrol the republic’s airspace, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday.

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“I can also announce that we will be deploying RAF Typhoons here next year, highlighting how important this issue is to us and that we want to help patrol the skies of Poland. Air defense is very important and the UK wants to support Poland and work closely with you on this,” he said at a joint press conference with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk during a visit to Poland.

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