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Kyiv Post says reason behind the move is Israel's alleged "unfriendly actions toward Ukraine and pro-Russian position on the international arena." Country also reportedly seeks to have Israel excluded from Ukraine Defense Contact Group meetings.
Prior to the shooting, Villavicencio said he had received multiple death threats, including from affiliates of Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel, one of a slew of international organized crime groups that now operate in Ecuador.
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen travels to Moldova to meet with local officials to ensure a smooth passage for travelers into Ukraine. Ukrainian officials warn against pilgrimage to Uman due to the war.
Two indictments against the former president did not affect the backing of his supporters, but the latest one – detailing an alleged plot to subvert the 2020 presidential election – might not only alienate moderate Republican voters, but prompt the GOP to opt for a less controversial presidential nominee.
Drone attacks halt ships as they prepare to arrive to load with Ukrainian grain in defiance of a de-facto blockade Russia reimposed in mid-July.
A recent string of public Quran desecrations by a handful of anti-Islam activists in Denmark and neighboring Sweden have sparked angry demonstrations in Muslim countries.
Lawmakers say the move will "put thousands of Jews at risk due to the war and instability in these regions."
Sweden has come under heavy criticism in recent weeks for repeatedly granting permits to burn holy books due to freedom of speech and protest. "I strongly condemn the burning of holy books, and hope that this shameful act will be prevented," tweets Israel's ambassador to Stockholm.
Comments, made to Israel Hayom, come after Ukrainian embassy conducts poll showing that 76% of the Jewish Israelis believe that Jerusalem should give Ukraine a green light for purchasing air defense systems.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "underscored the United States' belief that broad consensus through political dialogue, especially in the coming weeks and months, are critical elements of a resilient democracy," a Pentagon readout of the call says.
