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Work on Kyrgyzstan, Armenia accession to Eurasian union on schedule — ministers
“Both Armenia and Kyrgyzstan have presented their road maps for accession to the Eurasian Economic Union,” Russian FM says
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Russian ministry presents doctrine for combating IT crimes
The document outlines areas of activity rather than ready-made solutions, the ministry noted
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Russian senator welcomes FBI Director Kash Patel's potential visit
As Vladimir Dzhabarov noted, such a visit would be nothing new
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Components of Ukrainian-made drones found on sale at Mali market — portal
More and more often, terrorist groups use drones against the country's government troops
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EU three did not request new meeting with Russian Foreign Ministry — deputy minister
Alexander Grushko emphasized that the Foreign Ministry maintains diplomatic communication with all embassies
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Rada member points to deep political crisis, difficult situation on frontline
Alexey Goncharenko addressed recent protests demanding the reinstatement of former Defense Minister Mikhail Fyodorov and the removal of Ukrainian armed forces Commander-in-Chief Alexander Syrsky
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Ukrainian involved in Nord Stream sabotage admits working for security agency — TV
According to N-tv, Sergey Kuznetsov made the admission during a monitored telephone conversation with his wife while in custody in Italy
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Pilot zones in southern Lebanon meant to disarm Hezbollah — military source
The final parameters of the process have not yet been determined
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FACTBOX: Import diesel damper, 15 FAS cases, key statements on fuel market
State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said at a plenary session that the situation on the fuel market would change dramatically in the near future
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Russia fighting for its survival in special military operation — Duma deputy speaker
Pyotr Tolstoy said that Russia is defending its independence, freedom and "the ability to make its own decisions"
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Trump acknowledges that US is trying to influence political processes in China
The US leader added that it is not "a one-way street"
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Trump suggests Syrian forces be deployed to Lebanon to fight Hezbollah
According to the US leader, such measures would "be very effective"
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Lavrov highly praises Russia-Laos relations at meeting with counterpart
The Russian foreign minister pointed out the regular nature of bilateral contacts
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IRGC says hit radars at Ali al-Salem airbase in Kuwait
According to the statement, the strikes destroyed several radar systems
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Saudi Arabia’s oil shipments fall 36% amid Houthi threats — newspaper
The Houthis previously announced that a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia had been imposed
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US to strike Iran's alleged new nuclear facility — Trump
The US president said it will happen to any site where Tehran "is thinking about nuclear"
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Persian Gulf states irritated by US actions in conflict with Iran — Bloomberg
Other countries, including Qatar, disagree with this position and insist on immediate de-escalation
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Latest US strikes on Iran come in response to death of US military personnel — AP
According to the sources, Washington does not have a long-term exit strategy from the conflict, and military actions are driven by tactical considerations
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Europe's daily LNG imports hit 23-month low — report
Since the beginning of July, LNG flows from European terminals into the EU gas transmission system have dropped by 26% year-on-year
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Russia’s electricity exports down 0.2%, imports up 7.2% in 9M 2025
The increase in imports was primarily due to flows from Kazakhstan, Inter RAO noted
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Russia’s electricity to China total 300 million kWh in 2025
Inter RAO also exported 4.3 billion kWh of electricity to Kazakhstan
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IN BRIEF: Kremlin on dialogue with Europe, potential Lavrov-Rubio talks
Dmitry Peskov stressed that Russia became wiser, and will apply its newfound wisdom in relations with Europe
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Four more civilians wounded in Ukraine’s drone attacks on Belgorod Region
Two women were hurt in a FPV drone attack on a single-family house in the Belgorod district and two more women sought medical assistance
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Black Sea attacks could force revisions to Kazakh oil exports, production — Kazenergy
The association emphasized that international coordination is urgently required to safeguard civilian shipping and protect cross-border energy infrastructure
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IN BRIEF: Russia's latest strikes on Ukrainian ports
A dry cargo vessel unloading cargoes for the Ukrainian army was struck at the port of Nikolayev
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Kiev’s military used graphite bombs against DPR power grid — defense headquarters
The enemy utilized a combined assault strategy, incorporating drone attacks alongside the use of graphite bombs
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Russia expelling Italian military attache, his aide as response measure — diplomat
Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani said on July 9 that Rome was expelling two Russian embassy’s military attaches
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Rome knows what reciprocity means, Berlin's nuke research: Foreign Ministry's comment
TASS has compiled the key statements made by Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko
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Mali claims France plotted coup in April
Vice president of the National Transitional Council’s defense commission Fousseynou Ouattara characterized the events of April 24 and 25 as "an operation intended to decapitate the Malian administration"
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Gazprom notes very low gas storage levels in Europe
Gas volumes in European UGS facilities are 16.8% lower than they were on the same date in 2025
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Putin extends visa-free entry for Chinese citizens until end of 2027 — decree
In May, China extended its own visa-free stay for Russians until the end of 2027
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Iran kills two US troops, third goes missing at Jordan base — WSJ
According to the officials, the second missile hit an empty aircraft hangar
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Trump orders to cancel UFO non-disclosure agreements for ex-officials — TV
Such a move does not follow as a "declassification directive" and only allowed employees to come forward through government channels
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Framework agreement to put end to conflict with Israel — Lebanese president
Joseph Aoun stressed that Lebanon is committed to the agreement and thanked US President Donald Trump for his efforts to stabilize the situation
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US to spend $2.1 billion to send nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars — NASA
Spokesperson Jan Wittry says NASA is leveraging existing hardware and developing the reactor system "to deliver a flight system and prove a capability essential to sustained lunar operations, future Mars missions, and the next era of exploration"
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Russian ombudswoman prepares response to UN on Starobelsk tragedy
Yana Lantratova previously said the UN office had requested information from Russia on the investigation into the Ukrainian armed forces' strike
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Indonesia preparing for oil supplies from Russia — ambassador to Jakarta
No such supplies are underway yet, Sergey Tolchenov noted
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Ukrainian commanders send troops to certain death to obtain footage for reports — source
A source in Russian security agencies specified that the tactics was used by commanders of Ukraine’s 72nd Mechanized Brigade, allowing them to substantiate their false reports that they still controlled a settlement
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Ukraine signs deal with BAE Systems to make howitzers — WSJ
According to the newspaper, the agreement envisages licensed production of the L119 light towed howitzer with a shooting range of up to 16.9 km
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Russian forces hit 200 railway engines hauling Western arms to Ukraine — diplomat
According to Rodion Miroshnik, "90% of military cargoes arrive from European countries"
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Finance Ministry sees rise in Russia’s hydrocarbon output in 2023 — minister
Anton Siluanov stressed that even under the conditions of Western sanctions, Russia has managed to maintain financial stability thanks to a number of timely measures
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Zelensky offers Fyodorov new government post amid protests
He did not say whether Fyodorov had accepted the offer
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EU wants to fight to last Ukrainian, destroy its own economy — Dodik
According to the chairman of Alliance of Independent Social Democrats party of Republika Srpska, the war is being fought only on Ukrainian territory, but it is essentially an attempt by the EU to break Russia
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Arctic warming peak due in 2030-35, then frosty winters return, expert says
Professor Yury Shvartsman's models are based on previous cyclical climate, proved by the Arctic research that was actively conducted in the late 19th and in the early and mid-20th centuries
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Putin to lead Russia’s delegation at APEC summit in China — diplomat
The summit is scheduled for November 18 and 19 in Shenzhen
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No threat of Netanyahu's arrest in US — Trump
The US president said that it will not happen in any way
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Ice retreats in Siberia give way to greenhouse gases emissions, Tomsk scientists say
The spring ice meltdown provokes a sharp release of carbon accumulated over the cold season
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Lithuania see no direct threat from Russia — presidential adviser
In recent years, the EU countries have been regularly blaming Russia for being behind various emergencies and what they call "malicious activities" in their territories
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Ukrainian military reports fuel supply problems
According to the command, additional funding was not provided in a timely manner, forcing the military to rely on previously accumulated fuel reserves
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US intelligence believes strikes cannot change Iran's negotiating position — media
Intelligence analysts believe Iran and the United States remain "stuck in an indefinite limbo between peace and war," the newspaper said
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US to consider putting pressure on Israel to withdraw forces from Lebanon — Trump
The US president said that he is aware of Israel shelling Lebanon's positions in the "pilot zone" in the city of Zawtar al-Gharbiyah
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Top Italian diplomat well aware of reciprocity principle — Russian senior diplomat
Alexander Grushko said that Moscow made a relevant statement, which was quite clear
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Russia increased electricity export to Mongolia by 100 MW-official
Russia’s electricity export to Mongolia and China will grow by 19-20% annually to 5.2 bln kWh
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Ukraine’s new commander-in-chief Drapaty is on Russia’s wanted list
Earlier, the Russian Investigative Committee brought charges against Drapaty for staging more than 70 shelling attacks killing or wounding 154 people
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NATO facing shortage of cotton to produce gunpowder — WSJ
According to the newspaper, linters, or the short fibers left on cotton seeds after processing, are converted to nitrocellulose, also known as guncotton
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Russian electricity exports may slightly drop this year — Inter RAO
Kazakhstan and Mongolia are traditional destinations of Russian electricity supplies in recent years, the energy major noted
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Houthis say they reversed six ships after blockading Saudi Arabia
Reuters earlier reported that international shipping companies receive messages from the Houthi in Sanaa demanding that they refrain from loading and unloading in the Saudi ports
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FACTBOX: Vnukovo Airport becomes Domodedovo co-owner with 25.01% stake
Sheremetyevo CEO Mikhail Vasilenko noted that Domodedovo "remains an extremely complex asset with chronic problems, high risks, a substantial debt burden and losses"
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Russia’s Supreme Court designates two hacker groups as extremist organizations
The case was heard in a closed session
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Ex-NATO chief agreed to consider buffer zone between alliance, Russia in 2021 — portal
Jens Stoltenberg wrote in his memoirs that he agreed to consider the possibility of withdrawing some NATO troops from Eastern Europe
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Zelensky says appointed Drapaty as new commander-in-chief instead of Syrsky
Many Ukrainian politicians and protesters have been demanding for a week the resignation of Alexander Syrsky
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Ed Miliband appointed as new British foreign secretary
In the cabinet of former Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Ed Miliband held the post of Secretary for Energy Security and Carbon Neutrality of the United Kingdom
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Russia will respond proportionately to Seoul’s deployment of Typhon missile systems — MFA
However, Andrei Rudenko noted that the Russian Foreign Ministry currently has no information regarding the Republic of Korea's intentions to take such a step
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Bureau 1440 launches second part of satellite constellation
The Russian aerospace company continues to deploy a low-orbit satellite constellation for new-generation communication services
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IN BRIEF: What we know about mass death of bees in Chelyabinsk, Krasnoyarsk regions
The causes are being investigated
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Number of injured in chairlift collapse in Russia’s Nalchik climbs to eight
It was clarified that two of those injured had been discharged following a medical checkup
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Ukrainian forces lose up to 300 servicemen in Donetsk area over past 24 hours — top brass
According to the report, Russian forces repulsed five Ukrainian army attacks in the Kupyansk area, eliminating roughly 185 enemy troops over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine
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Telegram registered over 70 mln new users on the back of Facebook failure — founder
According to Pavel Durov, the messenger continued working flawlessly for the majority of users
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Iran struck US Sheikh Isa airbase in Bahrain on Tuesday — military
Notably, Sheikh Isa serves as a critical hub for the US Navy’s 5th Fleet, facilitating air operations and drone control
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Press review: Truce on deck in Iran and EU to dry-run Ukraine deployment in Poland drills
Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, July 21st
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Moldovan police used force against Russian embassy staff — Russian Foreign Ministry
The Russian embassy's request to send a representative for making clarifications was ignored
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Russian warships strictly comply with international law — Kremlin spokesman
Dmitry Peskov commented on statements that a Russian frigate allegedly conducted exercises in international waters near the British coast
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Emergence of single currency in South America unlikely in near future — expert
For Argentina, it is more likely in the near future to switch to the use of national currencies in bilateral trade, Miguel Ponce said, recalling that last June the country had applied to join the BRICS
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Ordinary Moldovans no longer enamoured with idea of becoming part of Europe — expert
Dmitry Sorokin identified systemic corruption within government agencies and the judicial system as the main obstacle to progress, eroding public trust in the rule of law
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Trump preparing to impose new tariffs on some countries as early as this week — FT
The restrictions will be based on findings of an investigation into the alleged use of forced labor by these countries, the publication said
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What we know about Russia’s tagging of two hacker groups as extremist organizations
The reason for the ruling was the groups’ cooperation with the Ukrainian military
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Cat caught carrying drugs into prison colony in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod
The cat carried a homemade tissue collar containing unknown substances
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Russia’s Omich 3.0 ground military robot passes field testing
The Omich systems are used to evacuate wounded military personnel, to deliver ammunition, provisions, fuel
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Polish president ready to talk with Russian leader if Poland’s security depends on it
Karol Nawrocki also reiterated that US President Donald Trump seems to him as the only Western leader capable of negotiating with Putin
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Russian troops liberate Volokhovskoye community in Kharkov Region over past day
Russian forces continued delivering strikes on Ukraine’s ports used to handle cargo for the Ukrainian army
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Russia, India can make films together that aren't 'fast-food Hollywood garbage' — director
According to Sarfaraz Alam Safu, since the pinnacle of Indian films’ popularity, "Indian cinema has changed and evolved technically"
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Russia summons Moldovan ambassador over violations of convention on diplomatic relations
A resolute protest was lodged with him over gross violations by the Moldovan side of the 1961 Vienna Convention of Diplomatic Relations in two incidents involving employees and official cars of the Russian embassy in Moldova
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Spain wins FIFA World Cup 2026
Ferran Torres scored the only goal in the 106th minute
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Mandatory evacuation for residents announced in Kherson — governor
Vladimir Saldo said the city had been turned into a military staging ground
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Russia has returned 550 servicemen from Ukrainian captivity since May, ombudswoman says
Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova stated it as a result of several successful exchanges
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Inflation expectations in Russia up to 14.7% in July from 12.4% in June — regulator
According to the regulator, observed inflation grew to 15.1% in the reporting period from 14.2% last month
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Belgorod Reservoir equipment damaged: aftermath of Ukrainian attacks
Ukrainian forces continue to deliberately target the reservoir dam following the water release, with strikes still ongoing, according to the operational command
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Lebanese army accuses Israeli forces of shelling its positions in 'pilot zone'
The establishment of the first pilot zone was agreed upon on July 15, following the sixth round of Lebanese-Israeli talks held in Rome
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Merkel’s confession about Minsk Agreements a solid bid for a tribunal — diplomat
According to Maria Zakharova, the ex-Chancellor’s confession "says the horrible: fraud as modus operandi of the West - machinations, manipulations, all kinds of distortion of truth, law and justice imaginable"
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Wagner PMC a 'journalist alias,' never legally existed — Putin
According to the head of state, the experience that Russia had with the ‘Wagner PMC’ was "so clumsy, because it was not based on the law"
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Biggest fragment of 17-century boat found in Arkhangelsk
The Northern Maritime Museum's Director Evgeny Tenetov said that the ship was stitched, not built
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Eight killed, 77 injured in Ukrainian attacks on Belgorod over past day
The Ukrainian armed forces attacked Russia’s Belgorod Region 153 times
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IN BRIEF: Kremlin on strikes against Wildberries facilities, foreign troops in Ukraine
Dmitry Peskov stressed that Russia views any potential deployment of foreign troops to Ukraine as absolutely unacceptable
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Moldovan ambassador called in to Russian Foreign Ministry, issued protest
Lilian Darii was summoned in connection with Moldova's gross violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
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Ukrainian military advisers operate in Mali, Russian MFA tells TASS
Their assistance mainly involves the use of UAVs and counter-UAV operations, Anatoly Bashkin said
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