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"We can forget some mistakes": Ukrainian Prez Zelenskyy defends Joe Biden for his 'President Putin' gaffe
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy defended US President Joe Biden after he mistakenly referred to Zelenskyy as "President Putin" during a NATO event on Thursday. Zelenskyy described the incident as "a mistake." When introducing Zelenskyy at the NATO event, President Biden accidentally called him "President Putin" but corrected himself shortly afterward.
Germany says it won't be intimidated by Russian threats after report on alleged assassination plot
The German government stands firm against Russian pressure despite reported assassination plots targeting Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger. Following CNN's disclosure of Russian plans, Germany remains undeterred in its support for Ukraine, bolstering security measures amid heightened threats including espionage and cyberattacks. The government refrains from commenting on specific threats but asserts resilience against Russian aggression aimed at undermining their backing for Ukraine. The incident underscores escalating tensions as Germany continues as a major military supplier to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Biden calls Kamala Harris 'Vice President Trump', mixes up Zelensky with Putin as doubts mount over re-election bid
Biden's campaign has been on the ropes for two weeks, since his poor debate performance against Trump, 78. So far, 13 of the 213 Democrats in the House and one of the Senate's 51 Democrats have appealed publicly to the president to withdraw from the race. More could make their concerns public if he fares poorly.
Biden mistakenly refers to Zelenskyy as Putin before correcting himself
While correcting himself about two seconds later, Biden added: "President Putin, you're going to beat President Putin, President Zelenskuy. I am so focused on beating Putin." The room at the summit gasped when Biden misidentified Zelenskiy as Putin. The comments came at an event in the summit during which Biden launched an initiative with allies aimed at supporting Ukraine's security needs.
Pentagon on PM Modi's Moscow visit: 'We trust India to support Ukraine peace…'
On Tuesday, the Pentagon stated that the US views India as a strategic partner despite concerns over PM Modi's Russia visit. Pentagon Press Secretary Major General Pat Ryder said, "India is a strategic partner. We have full and frank dialogue, including their relationship...
Former Russian president Medvedev says Moscow should seek 'disappearance' of Ukraine and NATO
In a social media post, Medvedev quoted in English from NATO's declaration at its Washington summit this week: "We will continue to support (Ukraine) on its irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership."
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'Never wanted them': Russia on Indians being recruited in Army to fight against Ukraine
Russian Charge d'affaires Roman Babushkin's remarks came a day after Russia promised to ensure early release and return to home of the Indian nationals working in the Russian military as support staff after Prime Minister Narendra Modi "very strongly" raised the issue with President Vladimir Putin.
Russia agrees to release all Indians working as support staff to Russian military
Prime Minister Modi urged President Putin for the swift return of Indian nationals serving in the Russian Army as support staff. The MEA highlighted concerns after several casualties, including Mohammed Asfan and Hemal Mangu, in the Russia-Ukraine war. About 35-50 Indians serve, with some already back. India demanded a verified recruitment stop, respecting the Russia-India partnership.
Putin is meeting a lot of world leaders for a global ‘outcast’
President Putin has been actively engaging in diplomatic meetings with various world leaders since May. His recent interactions with leaders from China, India, Hungary, Turkey, North Korea, and other nations indicate a strategic effort to strengthen alliances and expand Russia's global influence.
What to know about the NATO military alliance and how it is helping Ukraine
The three-day summit, which begins Tuesday, will focus on ways to reassure Ukraine of NATO's enduring support and offer some hope to its war-weary citizens that their country might survive the biggest land conflict in Europe in decades.
Ukraine conflict, economic agenda to be focus of Modi-Putin summit talks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Russia for the 22nd India-Russia annual summit with President Vladimir Putin will focus on enhancing cooperation in energy, trade, manufacturing, and fertilizers. Discussions will also address the Ukraine conflict, with India advocating for dialogue and diplomacy. Modi seeks to strengthen the strategic partnership and advance the economic agenda.
Russian President Putin hosts PM Modi at his official residence for 'private engagement'
President Putin welcomed PM Modi at Novo-Ogaryovo for a private meeting celebrating India-Russia friendship. The Ministry of External Affairs called it a meeting of two close friends and partners on X, sharing photos. Modi’s visit, his first since the Ukraine conflict, holds wider geopolitical significance. The leaders plan to enhance bilateral ties in futuristic areas. Modi, welcomed by Denis Manturov at Vnukovo-II airport, was escorted to his hotel. Modi emphasized India’s role in regional peace and stability.
PM Modi received by Russia's first Deputy PM, accorded Guard of Honour in Moscow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives warm welcome in Moscow with Guard of Honour. Russian Deputy PM accompanies him to hotel. Meeting with President Putin scheduled. Visit aims to deepen India-Russia ties. Indian diaspora excited for community event. PM Modi to visit Austria next, marking first PM visit in 40 years.
Indians in Russia to seek PM Modi's support to build Hindu temple, more flights to India
During the 22nd India-Russia Summit in Moscow on July 8-9 with Putin, the Indian community seeks PM Modi's support for a temple, new school, more direct Air India flights, Ayurveda recognition, and boosting its pharmacy sector. Excitement includes PTI Videos with Indians from Patna and Uttar Pradesh, and events at Red Square.
Looking forward to review all aspects of India-Russia ties with President Putin: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a high-profile visit to Moscow to meet President Vladimir Putin and review India-Russia ties at the 22nd annual summit. They will discuss expanding relations in areas like energy, security, trade, health, and more. Modi emphasized the strong strategic partnership between the two countries.
South Korea's Yoon to discuss Pyongyang's 'distinct threat' to Europe at NATO
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol plans to discuss North Korea's threat to Europe, due to its military ties with Russia, at the NATO summit in Washington. Yoon emphasized that Russia must choose its alignment, warning that military cooperation between Russia and North Korea threatens global security. He noted that South Korea's support for Ukraine would depend on Russia's actions. Yoon aims to strengthen South Korea's security ties with Europe and the U.S. and boost its role in global security matters. South Korea will also host a NATO cyber defense exercise in September.
Which is this country that is increasingly supporting its President in the use of nuclear option in a volatile region of the world?
Russians are increasingly supporting their President’s plan to use the nuclear arsenal against Ukraine. There is growing support for this. The Russia-Ukraine war is intensifying.
India-Russia ties: The optics of Modi with Putin when Nato meets in Washington
While Nato meets from July 9-11 in Washington to discuss Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Russia on July 8-9 to meet President Vladimir Putin. Nato’s primary focus will be on supporting Ukraine and potential membership, as emphasized by Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra assures Modi's visit is pre-scheduled. This visit challenges Russia’s isolation narrative, reinforced by Hungary's recent support. Moscow-based expert Aleksei Zakharov underscores the significance of Russia's neutrality in India-China disputes. The trip addresses US concerns over India-Russia military-tech ties.
Putin says takes Trump's comments on ending Ukraine conflict 'seriously'
Russian President Putin acknowledges Trump's interest in resolving Ukraine conflict but is unaware of specific proposals. Ukraine insists on complete Russian withdrawal and compensation for damages. Recent Russian military advances follow unsuccessful Ukrainian counter-offensive in 2023.
Modi's Moscow summit with Putin seen as key for ties in China's shadow
No dates have yet been set for the visit, although it has been confirmed by both sides. Indian media said Modi will be in Moscow next week, around the time of a NATO summit in Washington, at which Ukraine will be one of the main issues.
Putin says Russia should produce previously banned missiles
Putin was referring to missiles with a range of 500 to 5,500 kilometres (300-3,400 miles) that were banned under the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. Washington withdrew from the deal in 2019, citing Russia's failure to comply. The Kremlin said at the time that it would abide by a moratorium on production if the US did not deploy missiles within striking distance of Russia.
Russia-North Korea pact could dent China's influence, but Beijing still holds sway over both
China appears concerned as Russia and North Korea strengthen ties through a new defence pact, potentially challenging China's influence over North Korea. Experts suggest China is struggling to respond due to conflicting goals of maintaining peace in Korea while countering the US. China's weak public response may indicate uncertainty on how to proceed. Concerns include Russia aiding North Korea's weapons program and the potential for a new Cold War alliance.
Vietnam greets Vladimir Putin in big boost to ties
A day after signing a mutual defence agreement with North Korea, Putin said that Moscow and Hanoi were interested in building what he called a reliable security architecture in the Asia-Pacific region. "We will also increase the efficiency of cooperation on these projects in the energy and gas sectors to create favorable conditions for the work of our companies," Putin said.
North Korea's Kim vows 'full support' for Russia in Ukraine as Putin vows to upgrade ties
Putin thanked Kim for the support and said the two countries would sign an agreement to boost their partnership as both "fight against the imperialist hegemonistic policies of the U.S. and its satellites against the Russian Federation."
Vladimir Putin thanks North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for unwavering support at summit, including on Ukraine
An honour guard including mounted soldiers, and a large crowd of civilians gathered at the square by the Taedong River running through the capital. The scene included children holding balloons, and giant portraits of the two leaders with national flags adorning the Grand People's Study Hall.
Ukraine secures more military aid from EU members
Slow deliveries of support by its Western partners, especially a lengthy delay in military aid from the United States, have left Ukraine at the mercy of Russia's bigger army and air force. European countries have been discussing the possibility of deploying troops to Ukraine in support roles, while talk of giving seized Russian assets to Ukraine has further angered Moscow.
Despite Western pressure, China in no hurry to reduce Russia support
China supports Moscow in the Ukraine war despite Western pressure. Beijing backs President Vladimir Putin, exporting essential dual-use products monthly. Western sanctions target Russia's struggle to sustain the assault without Beijing's support.
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