Ukraine and Russia agree to swap thousands of dead and wounded
In Istanbul the delegations from Russia and Ukraine agreed to exchange about six thousand bodies and to set up a commission for wounded troop exchanges after second direct peace talks. No progress toward ending the three year war was reported.
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Britain pledges sweeping defence boost amid Russia threat
Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveils a major defence overhaul to deter Moscow, including up to 12 new nuclear powered submarines under Aukus, 15 billion pounds for the nuclear arsenal, six new munitions factories, and a cyber command. The plan also covers drones, a hybrid navy, air defenses, a home guard, and 7,000 long range weapons, signaling a battle ready Britain.
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Conservative Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Runoff
Poland’s weekend runoff ends with conservative Karol Nawrocki defeating liberal Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski 50.89 to 49.11 percent. Nawrocki’s victory follows a tight race that split the nation along NATO and EU lines, signaling a nationalist policy direction. Trzaskowski conceded, praising voters and hoping for a strong, safe, honest Poland.
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