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US pledged to consult Europe ahead of Trump-Putin summit, Polish prime minister says
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he holds "lots of fears and lots of hope" about the planned summit.
Another Russian general from Shoigu's team jailed for bribery
Major General Denis Putilov is at least the eighth senior defense official jailed since former Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was dismissed in 2024.
Germany's far right calls for cutting benefits for Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainian refugees in Germany are receiving "unjustified" social payments and should return to their home country, a co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Tino Chrupalla, said in an interview on Aug. 10.
Aliyev approves $2 million energy aid to Kyiv following Russian strikes on Azeri-linked sites in Ukraine
The allocated funds will be used to purchase and ship Azerbaijani-made electrical equipment from the president's 2025 reserve fund.
Lithuania launches military drills near Belarus border ahead of Zapad-2025 exercises
The Lithuanian exercise will involve about 350 personnel and 50 pieces of equipment, with simulated ammunition and pyrotechnics used throughout the drill.
Top Russian official reportedly urged Putin to halt war against Ukraine
Dmitry Kozak, a deputy head of Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration, presented a plan to end hostilities alongside proposals for internal reforms, the New York Times reported, citing its sources.
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