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A European intelligence report revealed by CNN has exposed the level of anxiety at the top of the Russian government. Russian President Vladimir Putin has reduced his public appearances, moved to underground bunkers and imposed strict restrictions on his inner circle. At the center of the concerns is the fear that former Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, a longtime confidant, is planning a coup.
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The White House notified Congress in an official letter that the fighting with Iran has "terminated," despite the continued US military presence in the region. "Despite the success of United States operations against the Iranian regime and continued efforts to secure a lasting peace, the threat posed by Iran to the United States and our Armed Forces remains significant," the letter said.
Trump recently announced a meeting between the prime minister and the Lebanese president will take place in Washington, after no breakthrough was reported in talks with Beirut.
In an unusually direct statement, Ukraine's president threatened sanctions against Israeli individuals and companies involved in unloading or trading the cargo.
The late-night host maintains his comments about the First Lady were intended as a roast.
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