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Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.
NATO wants to create an additional 49 combat-ready brigades.
The UN interim force will remain in positions in Lebanon.
US intelligence agencies warned of possible threats on October 7.
Poland has called for the return of universal conscription.
In France, left-wing deputies put forward a vote of no confidence in the new Prime Minister Barnier.
There is no diplomatic solution to the conflict with Israel yet, Lebanon said.
The Japanese Prime Minister spoke in favor of strengthening the alliance with the United States.
Musk promised to attend Trump’s rally in Butler.
The Prime Minister of Mauritius announced the completion of the country’s decolonization.
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Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.
12 : 17
NATO wants to create an additional 49 combat-ready brigades.
09 : 04
The UN interim force will remain in positions in Lebanon.
09 : 02
US intelligence agencies warned of possible threats on October 7.
19 : 24
Poland has called for the return of universal conscription.
15 : 52
In France, left-wing deputies put forward a vote of no confidence in the new Prime Minister Barnier.
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An American politician explained why the United States is funding the conflict in Gaza.

An American politician explained why the United States is funding the conflict in Gaza.

The United States is funding conflicts in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine because American politicians profit from it, US Congress candidate Daniel Buttieres said.

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“I see it for what it really is: politicians getting rich by destroying others,” Boutieres said, adding that both Democrats and Republicans overwhelmingly support arms sales to Ukraine and Israel.

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Buttieres, a Republican, is running for election to the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.

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After months of discussions, Republicans and Democrats in the US Congress were able to agree in April to allocate $61 billion for the needs of Ukraine, and also allocated $1 billion in weapons and ammunition from the Pentagon arsenals to Kyiv and placed orders for another $6 billion in new military equipment .

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