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One German state will not grant citizenship to those who deny Israel's right to exist
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Ukraine and U.S. sign statement on joint weapons production and technology sharing - White House statement
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The Pentagon still has about $6 billion left for military aid to Ukraine, - US Defense Department spokesman Pat Ryder has said
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The children of Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich have Lithuanian citizenship
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Nepalese authorities have begun a hunt for Russian recruiters
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Western sanctions against Russian oligarchs did not benefit Ukraine - AP
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The State Department said Russia rejected a "significant offer" to exchange Paul Whelan and Evan Gershkovich, accused of spying
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A Bosnian accused of organizing the escape of the son of Krasnoyarsk governor Artem Uss from house arrest in Italy was detained in Croatia
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Nepal asked Russia to stop recruiting its citizens into the military
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Cyprus suspends Russian ruble transactions
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Finnish companies probed for alleged illicit drone export to Russia
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