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Ukrainian Drones Shut Down Moscow Airports Ahead of Victory Day Celebration
In the three days leading up to the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s WWII victory over Nazi Germany, Moscow’s main airports were shut down by long-range Ukrainian drones.
Thousands of Unexploded Israeli Bombs in Gaza Provide Hamas With Weapons
Hamas is using some of the thousands of unexploded bombs that now litter Gaza as weapons against the invading Israeli forces. Most Hamas munitions are created from cannibalizing dud bombs dropped by Israel.
US to Upgrade, Transfer Missile Defense from Israel to Ukraine
The Donald Trump administration is moving forward with a Joe Biden-era plan to move a retired Patriot missile system from Israel to Ukraine. Washington will upgrade the air defense platform before transferring control to Kiev.
Trump Says US May Walk Away From Ukraine-Russia Talks
President Donald Trump said at some point his administration may give up on attempting to bring an end to the war in Ukraine.
Israel Preparing Major Mobilization to Ramp Up Operations in Gaza
Tel Aviv is calling tens of thousands of reservists into active duty as the Israel Defense Forces fights a myriad of wars in Syria, Lebanon, and the occupied Palestinian territories. Many Israeli reservists have already served multiple deployments and are threatening to ignore orders to redeploy.
Report: Zelensky Believes Vatican Meeting Pushed Trump To Take Tougher Approach with Putin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes his Vatican meeting with President Donald Trump successfully nudged the American leader to take a more aggressive stance towards Russia. Following the meeting with Zelensky, Trump suggested he might add more sanctions on Moscow.
US Tells World Court Israel Has Right to Starve Gaza
Two months into Israel’s latest siege of Gaza, an American official argued to the International Court of Justice that Tel Aviv is within its rights to deprive Palestinians of food, medicine, and other aid.
Israel Accused of Using ‘Starvation Warfare’ in Gaza at World Court
South Africa charged Israel with violating international law in Gaza during arguments to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Tel Aviv has imposed a full blockade of Gaza since the beginning of March.

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