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The British Armed Forces believe that the country needs an air defense system similar to the Iron Dome.
The United States will begin military deliveries to Ukraine in the coming hours, Biden said.
Erdogan called on Armenia to understand the events of 1915 “without hatred.”
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.
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The British Armed Forces believe that the country needs an air defense system similar to the Iron Dome.
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The United States will begin military deliveries to Ukraine in the coming hours, Biden said.
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Erdogan called on Armenia to understand the events of 1915 “without hatred.”
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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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Xi sends message of sympathy to Mauritanian president over COVID-19 infection

Xi sends message of sympathy to Mauritanian president over COVID-19 infection

China’s Xi Jinping sent a message of sympathy to Mauritanian counterpart Mohamed Ould Ghazouani over his infection with the novel pathogen, COVID-19.

In his Saturday message, the Chinese leader wished Ghazouani a speedy recovery and expressed his confidence that the West African nation would achieve an early victory over the pandemic under the leadership of the president.

Xi added that the Chinese people firmly support Mauritania’s fight against the pandemic. The 65-year-old Mauritian leader Ghazouani was displaying mild symptoms of the coronavirus after testing positive, his office announced on Tuesday.

The Islamic Republic of Mauritania has registered 1,445 infections over the last seven days, and the country of 4.5 million people has reported 872 deaths from 42,182 cases of COVID since the start of the pandemic two years ago, according to the World Health Organization.

It also became the first West African country and the 12th on the continent to reach the UN health body’s goal of vaccinating at least 10 percent of its population before the end of September, the WHO reported.

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