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The pranksters, pretending to be former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, were told that there is no need to argue about this decision since a facade of friendship needs to be maintained.
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Hamas mulls relocating to Iraq due to ‘US pressure on Qatar' – expert
If Hamas relocated its political leadership to Iraq from Qatar, it would be related to the “mounting pressure on Doha from Washington,” military expert Yuri Lyamin told Sputnik.
Iraq might offer a convenient new location for Hamas’ political HQ, Lyamin noted. The Iraqi authorities could potentially act as a mediator in negotiations with the US and other Western countries, said the pundit. That said, owing to Iran's powerful influence, the US would not be able to exert as much pressure on the Iraqi authorities like they do with Qatar, he underscored.
Amid stalled Gaza ceasefire talks mediated by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, Hamas is said to be making arrangements to relocate its political leadership from Qatar to Iraq, as reported by The National on Monday. However, Izzat Al-Rishq, a member of Hamas's political bureau, reportedly denied the plans to relocate on his Telegram account.
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If Hamas relocated its political leadership to Iraq from Qatar, it would be related to the “mounting pressure on Doha from Washington,” military expert Yuri Lyamin told Sputnik.
“The American leadership is trying to use its leverage on Qatar in order to exert influence on the Hamas politburo and force it to agree to very vague terms of a truce with Israel, which the US is pushing for. Therefore, Hamas might be considering a backup site should pressure on Qatar becomes too strong,” said the senior researcher at the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies (CAST).
Iraq might offer a convenient new location for Hamas’ political HQ, Lyamin noted. The Iraqi authorities could potentially act as a mediator in negotiations with the US and other Western countries, said the pundit. That said, owing to Iran's powerful influence, the US would not be able to exert as much pressure on the Iraqi authorities like they do with Qatar, he underscored.
Regarding Hamas insisting that Russia should be one of the guarantors of the ceasefire, the pundit added: "Hamas rightfully does not trust the United States, since the latter actively supports Israel. Accordingly, Hamas wants independent guarantors in the form of Russia, China and Turkiye."
Amid stalled Gaza ceasefire talks mediated by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, Hamas is said to be making arrangements to relocate its political leadership from Qatar to Iraq, as reported by The National on Monday. However, Izzat Al-Rishq, a member of Hamas's political bureau, reportedly denied the plans to relocate on his Telegram account.
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The "Primakov Readings" International Forum is an annual gathering that brings together top-notch experts in the fields of international relations and world economics from around the globe.
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At this stage, the absolute priority for us is to prevent any threats to Russia's security from Europe, where non-Europeans hold the reins of power, he added.
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The US Air Force has sacked the head of the Sentinel intercontinental missile project due to a loss of confidence, Bloomberg reports.
In May, the US command voiced concerns over delays in the missile program. These apprehensions surfaced amidst a 37% surge in the project's cost, which has now reached $131 billion.
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In May, the US command voiced concerns over delays in the missile program. These apprehensions surfaced amidst a 37% surge in the project's cost, which has now reached $131 billion.
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Lavrov: Russia, India and China have plans to assemble 'RIC' - the three countries format.
Other takeaways from Sergey Lavrov’s speech at the Primakov Readings forum:
🔸 Russia should someday restore relations with Germany, but everything will depend on Berlin: "we will not run after anyone";
🔸 Russia is interested in only one thing: an end to threats to its security from the West;
🔸 The US course of maintaining hegemony is doomed to failure;
🔸 The UN needs to be adapted to multipolarity, but this is difficult because of Western domination of the body;
🔸 In the Middle East, there is a risk of violence spreading to Lebanon because of Israel's actions.
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Other takeaways from Sergey Lavrov’s speech at the Primakov Readings forum:
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrived in Australia's capital city 📌 Subscribe to @SputnikInt
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A Russian court has sentenced in absentia a number of foreign mercenaries who fought on the side of the Ukrainian forces, the Prosecutor-General's Office has said.
Swede Mathias Gustafsson, Croatian Vjekoslav Prebeg and Briton John Harding received 23 years in prison, while two more Britons - Andrew Hill and Dylan Healy - were sentenced to 3.5 and four years.
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Swede Mathias Gustafsson, Croatian Vjekoslav Prebeg and Briton John Harding received 23 years in prison, while two more Britons - Andrew Hill and Dylan Healy - were sentenced to 3.5 and four years.
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High-ranking member of Palestinian Islamic Jihad eliminated by Israeli Army, IDF says
Doctors Without Borders on X claimed that "the attack" killed their colleague Fadi Al-Wadiya and five others, including three children. According to the organization, the man was riding his bicycle to work near a Doctors Without Borders clinic where he was providing care.
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"An IAF aircraft directed by IDF intelligence struck and eliminated the terrorist Fadi Al-Wadiya, who served as a significant operative in the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization," the IDF statement reads.
Doctors Without Borders on X claimed that "the attack" killed their colleague Fadi Al-Wadiya and five others, including three children. According to the organization, the man was riding his bicycle to work near a Doctors Without Borders clinic where he was providing care.
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Russia's nuclear industry makes a huge contribution to ensuring nuclear parity - Putin
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"The nuclear industry makes a huge contribution to ensuring nuclear parity and the defense capability of our state," Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a congratulatory message to the staff and veterans of the Rosatom state corporation during the 70th anniversary of the commissioning of Russia's first nuclear power plant, the Obninsk NPP.
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Japan unpacks historic first: Electric suitcase driver bagged for not having license
The driver was taken aback by the unexpected turn of events, admitting she had never considered the necessity of a license.
Electric suitcases, gaining popularity among the leisurely (and lazy) in Japan, are not compliant with safety regulations, making public use illegal.
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The driver was taken aback by the unexpected turn of events, admitting she had never considered the necessity of a license.
Electric suitcases, gaining popularity among the leisurely (and lazy) in Japan, are not compliant with safety regulations, making public use illegal.
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