Siemens Energy said on July 25 that the transfer of the Nord Stream 1 turbine to Russia is stalled as Gazprom needs to provide customs documents for the transportation. Siemens Energy has been servicing the turbine in Canada and is tasked with transporting it back to Russia. Gazprom said in a tweet that it received the Canadian documents from Siemens but concluded that they “do not eliminate the previously identified risks and give rise to additional questions.” Gazprom reportedly requested that Siemens provide "prompt support in obtaining the required documents."
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The meeting is expected to focus on how allied nations "can further strengthen Ukraine's hand and cripple Russia's ability to continue to wage war," the British government said.
The National Bank of Ukraine will devalue the hryvnia next week, following reports that the International Monetary Fund was pushing the bank to weaken the country's currency ahead of negotiations for a new loan program.
Ukraine's Internal Affairs Ministry said two people had been killed, and 21 others injured.
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Kirill Dmitriev is expected to discuss "the U.S.-Russia relationship" with Trump administration officials, CNN reported.
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The man has been identified as a 23-year-old resident of Kharkiv.
The video clearly shows at least four men in a field abandoning agricultural equipment and running from the drone.
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