Putin signals recovery and Western reset during marathon call-in
Putin told a four hour national broadcast that Russia weathered its worst economic troubles and is on the road to recovery. He offered to normalize ties with the West as equals, defended sending a long range air defense system to Iran, and urged continued partnership to resolve Moscow’s nuclear program. He warned against Western pressure while pledging stability at home and a halt to fighting in Ukraine.
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Gulf oil leak under Taylor platform far larger than claimed
An AP investigation finds Taylor Energy's Gulf spill far bigger than public estimates, with Coast Guard data showing daily sheen and total oil volumes rising since 2014. Experts warn the leak could be among the Gulf’s largest, while regulators and the company dispute the true scope and keep details secret.
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Ramadi siege tests Iraqi forces as IS advances
Elite Interior Ministry commandos joined the Ramadi defense amid a broader IS push in Iraq and Baiji refinery gains. Witnesses and officials say many districts still fall under Islamic State control as Baghdad warns of an uphill fight two weeks after Tikrit. General Dempsey minimized Ramadi’s setback as not symbolic.
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