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The news from Sloboden Pecat covers international conflicts and security, with a particular focus on the Ukraine war and its global implications. It also includes domestic health news regarding West Nile virus cases in North Macedonia and a report on Albania's parliamentary scandal. Economic news…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims Russia is aiding Iran with intelligence and satellite imagery for attacks on US military bases in the Middle East, stating that Ukraine has evidence.
This article questions whether the United States is facing a shortage of weapons for its involvement in the conflict in Iran, potentially impacting its military capabilities.
This video report details an incident where assailants fired shots at the US consulate in Toronto, marking the second such attack this year.
The price of oil has decreased, reaching its lowest point in the past seven days, indicating a potential shift in market dynamics.
Austria is enhancing its defense capabilities, with the government approving an extension of mandatory military and civilian service terms.
The number of West Nile virus infections in North Macedonia has increased to eight, with seven confirmed and one probable case, according to the Institute of Public Health.
This report provides the official exchange rate for the Euro from the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia (NBRSM) for the day.
A dramatic incident unfolded in the Albanian Parliament where a Member of Parliament allegedly seized documents, leading to an official falling down the stairs while pursuing them.
Goran Minchev discusses the upcoming Law on Equitable Representation, stating it will be passed even if it faces minor challenges or opposition.
According to Ukrainian President Zelensky, approximately 30,000 soldiers from North Korea are heading towards Russia.
Ukraine has launched attacks on oil storage facilities in southern Russia, resulting in significant fires.
