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Britain believes that the risk of escalation is nonsense, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are obliged to receive equipment.
A native of Russia became the largest taxpayer in the UK
Russia demands the departure of the Latvian ambassador within two weeks
The UN Secretary General called neo-Nazism the main internal threat for some countries.
Estonia, Lithuania and Poland called for lowering the price limit for Russian oil.
The French Foreign Ministry claims that Paris is not at war with Moscow.
The foreign ministers of Iran and Azerbaijan had a talk after the attack on the embassy.
Biden joked about his mistakes and immediately made a mistake.
The United States will supply Ukraine with Abrams tanks without a secret armor alloy.
The Danish radical who burned the Koran issued an ultimatum to Erdogan.
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Britain believes that the risk of escalation is nonsense, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are obliged to receive equipment.
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A native of Russia became the largest taxpayer in the UK
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Russia demands the departure of the Latvian ambassador within two weeks
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The UN Secretary General called neo-Nazism the main internal threat for some countries.
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Estonia, Lithuania and Poland called for lowering the price limit for Russian oil.
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The French Foreign Ministry claims that Paris is not at war with Moscow.
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President Erdogan called on Sweden and Finland to address Turkey’s security concerns

President Erdogan called on Sweden and Finland to address Turkey’s security concerns

Finland and Turkey must consider Turkey’s security concerns in order to join NATO. This call was made by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

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According to him, Ankara expects that Turkey, Sweden, Finland and NATO will come to concrete decisions at the upcoming four-party talks.
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“For Finland and Sweden to join NATO, it is necessary to take into account Turkey’s security concerns. Based on the results of the quadripartite meeting, it will become clear what their position is,” Erdogan said.

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Earlier, Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde said talks aimed at overcoming Turkey’s objections to Sweden’s accession to NATO had made progress. The diplomat hoped that a breakthrough in negotiations with Ankara could be achieved at the NATO summit, which is being held in Madrid on June 28-30.

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