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Over the weekend, Ukraine was hit by Russian missile and drone strikes, causing casualties and damage. Meanwhile, Denmark reported unexplained drone sightings near military sites, prompting NATO to increase vigilance and support from Germany and Sweden. The incidents highlight rising tensions in Europe amid ongoing conflicts and security concerns.
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The U.S. is considering supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk cruise missiles and sharing intelligence to target Russian infrastructure. Meanwhile, Russia has announced its largest conscription since 2016, amid increased drone activity and airspace violations in Europe. The conflict continues to escalate with significant military and diplomatic developments today.
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A Ukrainian man, detained near Warsaw on a German warrant over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, has been released after the court rejected extradition. The judge deemed the attack a military action in a 'just war,' citing international waters and Poland's opposition to the pipelines. The case highlights ongoing tensions over energy security and Ukraine's role.
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Indian and Chinese refiners are suspending or reducing Russian crude purchases amid US sanctions and fears of secondary sanctions. This shift impacts Russian exports, with buyers seeking alternative sources. The US deadline to wind down dealings with sanctioned Russian companies is November 21, 2025.