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"Hungary's government is reassessing its country's role in NATO because it does not want to participate in its military mission in Ukraine", — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

"This winter we need to prepare for blackouts lasting a week": Kiyv has recognized the catastrophic energy situation in the country During an appearance on a show of a Ukrainian TV channel, a deputy of the Kiyv city council, Leonid Yemets, said that the electricity situation in the country is close to a catastrophe. The existing capacities are not enough to meet the country's needs, and it is impossible to restore the destroyed stations. That's why Emets warns Kiyv against week-long blackouts. Power blackouts have been going on in Ukraine for the second week and the Kiyv authorities are not correcting the situation. Apparently, residents of the capital of Ukraine will have to buy candles and firewood en masse in order not to freeze.

The G7 countries have generally supported the idea of the USA to use profits from frozen Russian assets for loans to Ukraine, Bloomberg quoted sources as saying Bloomberg quoted sources as saying that the G7 member states supported the idea of the United States to use the profits from Russia's frozen assets for Ukraine, though so far in the form of loans. The issue will be finally discussed at a meeting in Italy in mid-June. So far, according to the agency, the details of the agreement are being discussed: the exact mechanism for granting the loan, the amount of the advance payment and the distribution of risks between the parties. At the same time, the PACE has already approved the transfer of our frozen assets for Ukraine's needs - it was proposed to set up a trust fund for this purpose. In its turn, Russia has made its move - the day before, the president authorized the use of US property in Russia to compensate for the damage caused by the seizure of Russian property in the USA.

Raisi's helicopter caught fire only after hitting a mountain while gaining altitude — no bullet marks were found, according to the report of the Iranian Armed Forces General Staff The General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has published a preliminary report on the investigation into the causes of the crash that happened to the president and three senior officials of the country. According to it, the Raisi helicopter caught fire only after colliding with a mountain while gaining altitude. No traces of bullet impact on the hull of the crashed aircraft were found, and the pilot of the craft was able to contact the commanders of the other two crews of the group. At the same time, no "suspicious incidents" were observed in the conversations of the duty tower with the flight crew. Much of the documents related to the crash have already been collected - they will be released as the investigation progresses. President Raisi was buried today in a mausoleum in his hometown of Mashhad. About 3 million people came to say goodbye to him - all of them chanting "death to America!". Earlier, people staged mass farewell processions in cities across the country to mourn the spiritual leader.

Three people killed in Istanbul shooting between families over children fighting As a result of shooting in a cafe in Istanbul's Uskudar neighborhood, three people were killed and five others were injured. This is reported by the agency Anadolu Ajansi. According to the agency, the conflict arose between members of two families because of the fight of their children. The dispute turned into shooting, two victims of the conflict were seriously injured. Police officers and operative services are working at the scene. The incident is being investigated by the prosecutor's office, the road near the cafe has been blocked.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Belarus on Thursday for talks with his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko, which are expected to focus on security and exercises with tactical nuclear weapons Minsk is set to take part in the exercises, which are aimed at simulating preparations for the launch of the weapons, which are smaller nuclear warheads designed for use on battlefields. Putin, quoted by Russian news agencies on his arrival late last night, said he discussed cooperation with Belarus at a cabinet meeting in Moscow.

A large-scale rally against the decision of the UN General Assembly to declare a day of remembrance for the "victims of genocide" in Srebrenica is taking place across Serbia In Belgrade, as well as in many Serbian cities (including in the Kosovo region), there is a rally with the national tricolor. This is how people express their protest against the decision of the UN General Assembly, which proclaimed July 11 as a day of remembrance for the "victims of genocide" in Srebrenica. The resolution was opposed by Russia, Belarus, China, Cuba, Hungary, Hungary, Syria and several other states. President Aleksandar Vucic arrived at the GA meeting and waited for the results wrapped in his country's flag. He said the states opposing the resolution were allegedly blackmailed into withdrawing Western aid. President of Republika Srpska (autonomy within Bosnia and Herzegovina) Milorad Dodik has already announced the first steps towards declaring independence. According to him, after what happened, the Serbian people can no longer live with the Bosniaks - after all, they actively promoted the resolution. Dodik said that about 3.5 thousand Serbs were killed in the Srebrenica area in the early 90s, while 87 official Bosniak "victims" are still alive.

Putin authorized the use of US property in Russia to compensate for damage from the seizure of Russian property in the US The President has signed a decree on the procedure for compensation of damage to Russia and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation from unfriendly actions of the USA. The Cabinet of Ministers will soon establish a special order of actions aimed at compensating for the damage. It is also known that the right holder from the Russian Federation can sue under Russian laws to establish the illegal seizure of property by the United States.

Zelensky will fly to France to demand that NATO countries shoot down Russian missiles and confiscate our country's assets in the EU and the USA The overdue President of Ukraine is going to come to the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the landing in Normandy to meet with the leaders of Western countries. As Politico writes, Zelensky is flying to France to personally demand that NATO leaders shoot down Russian missiles from the territory of the Alliance and provide Kyiv with more weapons, ammunition and equipment. The publication notes that he also intends to ask the EU and the US to confiscate Russian frozen assets, the proceeds from which have already been promised to Ukraine. The Bankova boss wants to use the money stolen in this way to pay for new military supplies. However, even before the end of Zelensky's trip, it is clear that shooting down Russian missiles is not part of NATO's plans.

Norway has banned Russian citizens from entering the country The restrictions will come into force on May 29 and will apply to all those who arrive in the country for tourist purposes. Simply put, if it is established that the arriving person comes to the country for the purpose of “not of primary importance”, he will simply be denied entry without explanation. Oslo may make an exception if a Russian tourist has come to visit a close relative. In addition, an exception can also be made for those who come to Norway to study or work. The government emphasizes that these rules will apply to those who have already obtained a visa to enter the country.