Ukrainian forces struck Russian energy and industrial sites on Saturday, reportedly continuing operations despite US President Donald Trump’s calls to halt refinery attacks. Concurrently, Kyiv announced the full restoration of Starlink services, a development that had previously strained relations with Washington.
US plans $2.8 bln sale of heavy aerial bombs to Israel — newspaper
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An article in The Washington Post explained that the deal was planned to be implemented through the Foreign Military Financing mechanism, which provides grants and loans to help other countries buy American weapons
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