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Ships from three NATO countries practised searching for and neutralising drifting mines off the Bulgarian coast as part of the eighth activation of the Joint Black Sea Group.
Six pharmacy outlets based in hospitals will have backup power supplies and will operate 24 hours a day to provide Kyiv residents with medicines even during a complete power outage in the city.
The Cabinet of Ministers is expanding coordination efforts, easing restrictions and increasing generation reserves to minimise the impact of the energy emergency.
Ankara has announced a rotation schedule for 2026–2027 in the form of an enhanced air patrol mission designed to protect the allies airspace in peacetime.
The new price cap will take effect on 1 February and will increase pressure on Russia's oil export revenues.
The crew of the Iranian dry cargo ship was rescued after sending an SOS signal. The ship had repeatedly sailed a route that journalists link to maritime deliveries of weapons from Iran to Russia.
The Moldovan president acknowledged her personal support for the idea of reunification with Romania, but stressed that the majority of citizens do not currently share this opinion. The statement triggered a sharp reaction from the opposition and a new debate in society.
Leaders of leading Western countries plan to persuade the US President to personally support security arrangements for Ukraine after a possible ceasefire.
The upgrade of Molniya-2 FPV drones with satellite communications significantly increases their range and resistance to EW, which increases pressure on Ukrainian logistics.
The US military may have used directed energy systems in a real combat operation for the first time during the arrest of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.
Unidentified drones hit tankers heading to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal near Novorossiysk. The incident comes amid a sharp decline in Kazakhstan's oil exports and could raise transportation and insurance costs.
Russian oil companies suffered their worst production performance in a year and a half, as a result of new Western sanctions.
