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The Israeli Foreign Minister thanked the US Senate for passing the aid package.
800 thousand people took part in a protest march in Buenos Aires.
Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.
Greece has stated that it will not send air defense systems to Ukraine.
In Poland, the construction schedule for the first nuclear power plant was called risky.
Two military helicopters collided in Malaysia.
The EU has reduced purchases of Ukrainian grain for the first time since the farmers’ protests began.
Biden promised Zelensky a speedy transfer of military aid.
The EU is preparing for a world war, said the head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry.
Another earthquake occurred off the coast of Taiwan.
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The Israeli Foreign Minister thanked the US Senate for passing the aid package.
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800 thousand people took part in a protest march in Buenos Aires.
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Britain will send fighter jets to Poland next year, Sunak said.
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Greece has stated that it will not send air defense systems to Ukraine.
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In Poland, the construction schedule for the first nuclear power plant was called risky.
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Two military helicopters collided in Malaysia.
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German authorities do not rule out a deterioration in the situation with gas supplies from Russia

German authorities do not rule out a deterioration in the situation with gas supplies from Russia

The German Federal Network Agency does not rule out a possible deterioration in the situation with gas supplies from Russia to Germany.

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“The Federal Network Agency is closely monitoring the situation and is in constant contact with companies in the gas industry. The situation is tense, and worsening of the situation cannot be ruled out,” the report says.

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It is also noted that at present gas supplies to the country are stable, and the level in gas storage facilities in Germany is 60.26%.

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Earlier, the head of the Federal Network Agency (Germany’s regulator), Klaus Müller, against the backdrop of a decrease in Russian gas imports to the country, warned that gas bills for German citizens could triple.

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