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Negotiations are the only way to resolve the clash between Iran and the United States, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said. “Turkey sees negotiations as the only way to resolve conflicts between Iran and the United States. It supports diplomatic efforts to achieve lasting peace and stability,” the Turkish leader’s communications department quoted him as saying.
High Precision Systems, the defense holding of Russia's state corporation Rostec, has delivered a new batch of the Pantsir-S and Pantsir-SMD systems to the Defense Ministry, the corporation reported. The systems successfully underwent all necessary tests and were put into service by Russian troops. Video: Official Max channel of High Precision Systems/TASS
At least 30 people have died after a gold mining site collapsed in the Central African Republic, the Associated Press (AP) reported. People are still trapped in the mine, but their exact number remains unknown. No information has been given about the cause of the collapse. The search and rescue operation in the area is underway. Video: African News feed/X
❗Highlights from the Russian Defense Ministry Press Briefing, August 19: ▪Russian troops liberated the settlement of Vodyanskoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic over the past day ▪Russian troops struck Ukraine’s defense enterprises, logistics centers, energy and transport sites used by the Ukrainian army over the past 24 hours ▪Russian air defense forces intercepted 965 Ukrainian UAVs and five HIMARS rockets over…
❗What we know about the latest exchange of prisoners of war between Russia and Ukraine: ▪Russia brought back 103 servicemen from Ukrainian captivity, in exchange for 103 Ukrainian prisoners of war, the Defense Ministry reported ▪The United Arab Emirates…
Russian Press Review, August 19: The Ukraine conflict fuels ultra-right radicals in Europe, and US leader Donald Trump threatens to bomb Oman. Meanwhile, Washington and Beijing may trigger a new Cold War in AI. These stories topped Wednesday's newspaper headlines across Russia. ▪Izvestia: Ukraine conflict gives rise to ultra-right radicals in Europe ▪Izvestia: Trump seeking to put pressure on Iran through Oman…
A bear attacked a tourist camp in the village of Artybash in the Altai Republic in Russia’s southern Siberia, dragging a 29-year-old woman into the forest and killing her, emergency officials told TASS. The tourists were camping, when the bear pulled the woman out of the tent, mauled her and buried in the woods. Locals tried to help the woman, but the bear would not let them near her. Emergency officials told TASS…
Russian and US senators currently have no contact and no such contacts are expected, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs Andrey Denisov told TASS in an interview. “I have no information about that, and I think nothing of this kind is planned for our chamber,” he said, answering a question about whether Russian senators plan to visit the US following a trip to Washington…
The United States did not notify the Republic of Korea in advance of plans to scale back military exercises, South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said. The KBS radio station reported earlier, citing sources, that joint military exercises between the Republic of Korea and the United States would be cut in half following statements by US President Donald Trump that they sent a “hostile signal” to North Korea.
Evidence has been found of a collision between Deimos and a very large asteroid. While the impact did not destroy the Martian moon, it resulted in a virtually complete reshaping of its appearance, the University of Bern reported. An asteroid with a diameter of 320 meters struck Deimos at a glancing angle, causing the southern part of the Martian moon to disintegrate.
🚀 The private Chinese company LandSpace has successfully launched the Zhuque-3 rocket, China’s Central Television reported. It became the first launch vehicle in the People’s Republic of China to successfully launch and subsequently land on land, according to the report.
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in western Colombia has climbed to 304, with 426 people being missing, the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD) said. “As many as 304 people died, 4,548 were injured, 426 are reported missing, 356 have been rescued,” it said. According to the latest official update, as many as 29,554 houses were ruined and 134,342 buildings were damaged.
