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European infrastructure faces a surge of sabotage and cyberattacks linked to Russia since 2022. Incidents include arson, cyberattacks on utilities, and railway sabotage during major events, aiming to undermine support for Ukraine, spread discord, and drain resources. Authorities warn of Moscow's increasingly aggressive posture.
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Russian lawmakers from the Duma are set to visit Washington for talks with U.S. officials, despite ongoing sanctions. The trip aims to revive dialogue on Ukraine and other issues, with reports of a delegation led by Vyacheslav Nikonov and discussions about a broader U.S.-Russia engagement.
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North Korea has sent thousands of troops, missiles, and munitions to support Russia's war in Ukraine. Moscow is providing financial aid, military technology, food, and energy in return. High-level visits and military cooperation agreements are strengthening ties, with North Korean soldiers playing a key role in the Kursk region. This marks a significant escalation in North Korea-Russia relations.