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Scientists have found that a lack of free time increases the risk of dementia

According to information provided by Science Alert, scientists from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have concluded that for the brain to function normally, a person needs about ten hours of free time each day. This time should include sufficient sleep, healthy eating, physical activity, and social interaction. However, for many people, especially those who care for relatives or work in demanding conditions, achieving this becomes nearly impossible. Epidemiologist Suzanna Rör noted:

02.11.2025, 19:57
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OpenAI Banned ChatGPT from Providing Legal and Medical Advice

According to the updated rules, ChatGPT will not provide consultations on issues such as education, housing, employment, financial services, lending, insurance, migration, and national security. These changes were published on the official OpenAI website. Representatives of OpenAI stated that they expect users to comply with the service usage rules. Violating these rules may lead to the blocking of access to the company's systems or other sanctions.

02.11.2025, 19:47
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Some sponsors of the White House renovation during the Trump administration concealed their names

Recently, the Trump administration released a list of 37 donors who supported the renovation of the White House. Among them are major companies such as Apple, Meta, Amazon, and Google, as well as private individuals and funds, including the family of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick. However, the amounts of the donations were not disclosed. Nevertheless, as reported by The Wall Street Journal, the list does not cover all donors, as some companies and individuals wished to remain

02.11.2025, 19:46
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South Korea launched the fifth and final spy satellite for monitoring North Korea

As a result of the successful launch of the Falcon 9 rocket at 01:09 local time in the United States, the satellite was placed into the required orbit, as reported by the Ministry of Defense of South Korea. This new satellite is equipped with a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) system, which provides imaging of the Earth's surface in any weather conditions and at night. It became the fifth and final satellite in a program aimed at deploying five reconnaissance satellites by the end of 2025.

02.11.2025, 19:28
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US military strikes vessel in the Caribbean Sea. Three dead.

According to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, three men aboard the vessel were killed as a result of the strike. He reported this on the social network X (formerly Twitter). The Secretary emphasized that the attacked vessel was involved in illegal drug trafficking. All three individuals on board were eliminated, and there were no casualties among U.S. military personnel.

02.11.2025, 18:53
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The heirs of Michael Jackson paid compensation in the abuse case

According to information from the Financial Times, the last payment of $2.5 million was made in 2025, concluding an agreement reached in 2020, under which each plaintiff was entitled to $3.3 million. The plaintiffs, members of the Cascio family, have long been considered close friends of Jackson. The Cascios claim that they signed the agreement under pressure and without fully understanding its terms, which is why they are seeking additional compensation.

02.11.2025, 18:45
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Smoking banned in the Maldives for those born after 2007

A law has come into effect in the Maldives that imposes a complete ban on the use of tobacco products for individuals born on January 1, 2007, and later. This means they are prohibited not only from purchasing but also from using and selling any tobacco products. According to The Guardian, the restrictions apply to all forms of tobacco products, including cigarettes, shisha tobacco, as well as electronic smoking devices.

02.11.2025, 18:31
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In Uzbekistan, the Legal Foundations for the Use of Artificial Intelligence Have Been Established

At the eleventh plenary session of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, the draft law "On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Connection with the Regulation of Relations Arising from the Use of Artificial Intelligence" was reviewed and approved. As noted in parliament, in recent years, artificial intelligence technologies have been actively developing in Uzbekistan, access to digital information is increasing, and qualified personnel in this

02.11.2025, 18:29
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction of 164 Ukrainian drones overnight; two foreign vessels caught fire in Tuapse during a drone attack.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction of 164 Ukrainian drones overnight; two foreign vessels caught fire in Tuapse during a drone attack.

Illustrative photo According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 32 drones were destroyed in the Krasnodar region, 26 in Crimea, 20 over the Bryansk region, and nine drones were shot down over the Volgograd, Rostov, and Oryol regions. Additionally, six drones were shot down in the Lipetsk region, five in Voronezh, and two drones over the Belgorod, Kursk, and Tula regions.

02.11.2025, 16:51
Iran will restore nuclear facilities destroyed by the USA and Israel
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Iran will restore nuclear facilities destroyed by the USA and Israel

On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, damage is visible at the enrichment facility in Fordow in a satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies. At a meeting with leaders of the nuclear industry, Pezeshkian emphasized: “We will restore nuclear facilities and enhance their capacity. Iran's nuclear program is strictly peaceful in nature.” Military actions by Israel, which began on June 13 under the name "People as a Lion," were aimed at destroying Iran's nuclear and missile programs.

02.11.2025, 16:39
In England, knife-wielding criminals attacked train passengers, injuring 10 people
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In England, knife-wielding criminals attacked train passengers, injuring 10 people

According to the latest data, 10 people have been hospitalized, nine of whom sustained serious life-threatening injuries, as reported by representatives of the British transport police. The attack occurred on November 1, just 10 minutes after the train departed from the station in Peterborough, located in Cambridgeshire. Police were notified of the incident at 7:40 PM local time.

02.11.2025, 15:41
Trump threatened to send troops to Nigeria
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Trump threatened to send troops to Nigeria

Trump emphasized that if the violence continues, the U.S. may immediately halt all aid to Nigeria and even send its troops to "put an end to the Islamic terrorists committing these terrible crimes." He also stated that he has already instructed the Department of Defense to prepare for possible actions.

02.11.2025, 14:27
In Uzbekistan, fines will be imposed for the abuse of AI
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In Uzbekistan, fines will be imposed for the abuse of AI

For the first time, senators are introducing an official definition for the term "artificial intelligence" and establishing principles for its use. The new rules require companies to consider the protection of personal data and the transparency of algorithms when developing IT systems and services. Fines for violations will range from 50 to 100 basic calculated amounts, and there may also be detention for up to 15 days and confiscation of equipment.

02.11.2025, 14:01
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In France, two more arrested in the case of the jewelry theft from the Louvre

According to the Paris prosecutor's office, two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the high-profile Louvre robbery investigation. Thus, the number of those arrested has increased to seven. As Prosecutor Laure Becco reported, a 37-year-old man has been charged with theft committed by an organized group, while his 38-year-old alleged accomplice is being considered as an accessory. Both detainees are in custody.

02.11.2025, 13:56
In Mexico, 22 people died due to a fire in a store
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In Mexico, 22 people died due to a fire in a store

According to El Universal, 12 people also suffered burns and were hospitalized with varying degrees of severity. The fire broke out after an explosion at the entrance to the store, leading to the blockage of some customers inside the building. Fire services managed to quickly contain the fire. The authorities of Sonora state have initiated an investigation into the incident, considering various versions, including technical malfunctions and the presence of flammable materials. Governor Alfonso

02.11.2025, 13:50
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NASA recorded the maneuver of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS as it approached the Sun

According to data from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the object 3I/ATLAS, located approximately 203 million kilometers from the Sun, has shown signs of non-gravitational acceleration. This discovery marks the first observation of its kind for an interstellar object that has come from beyond the Solar System. According to NASA's report, the radial acceleration from the Sun is 135 kilometers per day squared, while the transverse acceleration relative to the direction toward the Sun

02.11.2025, 13:10
The Guardian: former Prince Andrew will receive hundreds of thousands of pounds for living expenses
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The Guardian: former Prince Andrew will receive hundreds of thousands of pounds for living expenses

Andrew At the end of October, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Prince Andrew, the younger brother of the king, is being stripped of all honors and titles and will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. This decision, according to BBC, Sky News, and Reuters, was made in light of the scandal related to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, who has been accused of sex trafficking and other serious crimes. Additionally, Andrew will be forced to leave his 30-room residence at Royal Lodge,

02.11.2025, 13:07
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China sent the youngest astronaut and four mice to the "Heavenly Palace" station

The launch of the "Chang Zheng-2F" rocket with the crewed spacecraft "Shenzhou-21" took place on Friday from the Jiuquan launch site located in northwestern China. This information is reported by CNN, citing Chinese state media. According to the Xinhua news agency, the crew members have successfully arrived at the Chinese space station and met with the previous crew, marking another rotation of astronauts in orbit. This is already the seventh mission to the "Heavenly

02.11.2025, 11:50
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Trump instructed the Pentagon to prepare for a possible military operation in Nigeria

U.S. President Donald Trump has instructed the Pentagon to prepare a plan for possible military actions in Nigeria aimed at combating terrorists who are committing mass killings of Christians. He announced this in his post on the Truth Social platform. Trump emphasized that if the Nigerian leadership does not take measures to protect Christians, the U.S. will be forced to halt aid to Nigeria and may even consider military intervention to eliminate Islamic terrorists. "If we decide to act,

02.11.2025, 11:46
Protests Erupt in Rio de Janeiro After Police Operation Against Drug Cartels
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Protests Erupt in Rio de Janeiro After Police Operation Against Drug Cartels

Protests began on October 31, when people gathered on a football field in Vila Cruzeiro. The protesters demanded the resignation of the governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Claudio Castro, who ordered the operation, and condemned the policy that turns poor neighborhoods into "combat zones." In response to the criticism, state authorities justified the police actions. The head of the civil police, Felipe Kuri, described the operation as a "lawful response" to the

02.11.2025, 09:30
How the Church of Jesus Christ Helps Schoolchildren in Rural Mongolia "Dream Bigger". Photo
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How the Church of Jesus Christ Helps Schoolchildren in Rural Mongolia "Dream Bigger". Photo

A girl dances in honor of the donation of Chromebook laptops from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to her school in Airag, Mongolia, on Monday Rural schoolchildren in Mongolia have gained educational opportunities thanks to a generous donation of nearly 240 Chromebook laptops. For Khaliuna Batbaatar, a high school student in the Airag sum located in a remote province of Mongolia, the dream of a career in computer science seemed almost unattainable just a year ago.

02.11.2025, 08:27
Astronomers have discovered a previously unknown quasi-moon near Earth
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Astronomers have discovered a previously unknown quasi-moon near Earth

Illustrative photo Recent studies by astronomers have revealed an interesting cosmic object that can be called a quasi-moon. Although this object does not orbit the Earth, it moves alongside it, following the planet in its orbit around the Sun. This finding was reported in the BBC Science Focus magazine. Research shows that this object, named 2025 PN7, has likely existed near Earth for about six decades. Its small size may have been the reason it was not noticed before. The estimated diameter

02.11.2025, 02:37
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The Louvre Did Not Enter Negotiations for the Return of Stolen Jewelry

Zvika Nave, the CEO of CGI Group, reported that five days after the robbery that occurred on October 19, the company received an encrypted message from the alleged kidnappers, who limited the response time to 24 hours. According to Nave, specialists began negotiations with a representative of the criminals through several encrypted chats and received information that they indeed had some of the stolen items.

01.11.2025, 18:36
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International Study: AI Systematically Distorts News

According to information from EBU and BBC, the study involved 22 public broadcasters from 18 countries, working in 14 languages. Professional journalists analyzed over 3,000 responses received from four popular AI assistants: ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity. The study showed that 45% of the responses contained at least one serious error, 31% had shortcomings in source attribution, and 20% exhibited low accuracy. The worst results were shown by the Gemini model, where serious errors

01.11.2025, 16:58
The Ancient Khuttal City of Andicharog Found in Tajikistan
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The Ancient Khuttal City of Andicharog Found in Tajikistan

On the territory belonging to the Langardara jamoat, archaeologists have explored areas and discovered the ruins of Andicharog — a city of historical significance as the center of Ancient Khutal. According to Sherali Khojazoda, head of the Agency for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Heritage of Tajikistan, the area of the central part of this ancient city is approximately 14 hectares.

01.11.2025, 16:54
Thieves Attempted to Sell Stolen Treasures from the Louvre on the Darknet
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Thieves Attempted to Sell Stolen Treasures from the Louvre on the Darknet

As Nave told in an interview with the Ynet portal, five days after the robbery, they received an encrypted message from a person identifying himself as a "representative of the kidnappers." He offered to discuss a deal for the sale of the jewels and limited the time for contact to 24 hours. During a "series of encrypted conversations" with this representative, the company managed to obtain evidence that he had at least part of the stolen items. Zvik Nave criticized the

01.11.2025, 16:45
Trump: A decision by the U.S. on underground nuclear tests will be known soon
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Trump: A decision by the U.S. on underground nuclear tests will be known soon

“You will all find out very soon,” Trump noted. The president previously pointed out the need to conduct nuclear weapons tests “on equal terms” with other countries that, in his opinion, have similar programs. In his blog on Truth Social, he added that the process would begin immediately. Later, Tom Cotton, chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, suggested that this refers to small controlled underground explosions that may be part of planned tests.

01.11.2025, 16:01
The Pushkin Institute named the longest word in the Russian language, which has 55 letters.
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The Pushkin Institute named the longest word in the Russian language, which has 55 letters.

According to Pavel Katyshev, head of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics, this word appears in the title of a patent that was registered in 2006. To discover it, researchers used artificial intelligence methods. The term “tetrahydropyranylcyclopentyl-tetrahydropyridopyridines” refers to a group of chemical compounds containing structures of pyridine (a six-membered aromatic ring with a nitrogen atom) and cyclopentane (a five-membered carbon ring).

01.11.2025, 15:41
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Nobel Laureate in Economics Identifies Main Reasons for Declining Birth Rates Worldwide

Claudia Goldin, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, published a study analyzing the key reasons for the decline in birth rates on a global scale. She identifies the main factor as the increased autonomy of women, their access to education, career opportunities, and means of birth control. Goldin emphasizes that the traditional relationship between economic development and birth rates has changed. In some wealthy countries, such as Sweden and the United States, birth rates are higher than in

01.11.2025, 15:36
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The methodology of immunological testing in kidney transplantation has been implemented for the first time at the NCOMD.

As part of the new approach at the NCODM, immunological testing is being conducted, which includes determining histocompatibility between the donor and recipient according to the HLA system (antibodies to human leukocytes). During the testing process, crossmatch studies are conducted to identify antibodies that may interact with the cells of a specific donor, and the PRA — the patient sensitization indicator — is also calculated. These methods are fundamental for modern transplantation,

01.11.2025, 15:32
Dehdal Glacier in Tajikistan is Collapsing Against the Backdrop of Abnormal Heat
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Dehdal Glacier in Tajikistan is Collapsing Against the Backdrop of Abnormal Heat

Experts explained the movement of the Dehdal Glacier, located near the village of Safedob in the Tajikabad district, as a consequence of an abnormally warm summer and a lack of precipitation. At a press conference on October 31, organized by the Hydrometeorology Agency under the Committee for Environmental Protection of Tajikistan, experts provided details about the recent movement of the glacier.

01.11.2025, 15:23
Tajikistan to be hit by bad weather: rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds
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Tajikistan to be hit by bad weather: rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds

From November 3 to 4, a sharp deterioration in weather is expected in the country due to the influx of cold atmospheric air, according to Hydromet. Precipitation is anticipated in most regions, with rain potentially turning to snow in the mountains starting at an altitude of 1000 m. On the evening of November 3 and during the night of November 4, precipitation is forecasted to be locally intense, with possible thunderstorms.

01.11.2025, 14:51
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Demand for gasoline in China fell by 9% in October due to the rise in electric vehicles

According to Sublime China Information, the average daily gasoline consumption in October remained at the level of September. For the first time in many years during the "Golden Week," when an increase in car trips is expected, there is no growth in fuel demand. Analysts attribute this to the rapidly growing number of electric vehicles, which are increasingly replacing traditional internal combustion engine cars. The decline in gasoline demand is part of a broader trend of decreasing

01.11.2025, 14:48
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Trump announced the resumption of nuclear tests in the USA after a 33-year hiatus

On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed the resumption of nuclear testing after a 33-year hiatus. He also did not rule out conducting underground tests, stating that the United States must act "on equal terms" with other countries, according to Live5 News. During a conversation with reporters aboard Air Force One, he noted: "You will find out soon, but we are going to conduct some tests. If other countries are doing it, then we should do it too, understand?"

01.11.2025, 14:46
Ukrainian Armed Forces Shot Down Over 200 Russian Drones. Enterprises in Chernihiv and Poltava Regions Were Hit
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Ukrainian Armed Forces Shot Down Over 200 Russian Drones. Enterprises in Chernihiv and Poltava Regions Were Hit

According to information provided by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, the strikes from Russian drones targeted the Chernihiv and Poltava regions. Ukrainian air defense forces managed to shoot down 206 drones that attacked from the north, south, and east of the country. "We recorded hits from 17 strike UAVs in seven different locations," the official statement from the Armed Forces of Ukraine says. In the Chernihiv region, in the city of Koryukivka, the drones caused damage to

01.11.2025, 14:24
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Erdogan and Merz Engaged in a Dispute at a Press Conference in Ankara

At a press conference held on October 30, Chancellor Friedrich Merz and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan discussed the conflict in Gaza. One of the Turkish journalists asked a question about support for Israel, noting Germany's "Nazi past." He inquired of Merz: "Aren't you afraid that you will be condemned for supporting the wrong side?"

01.11.2025, 14:21
The Russian Ministry of Defense intercepted 98 Ukrainian drones overnight. Zhukovsky is left without electricity.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense intercepted 98 Ukrainian drones overnight. Zhukovsky is left without electricity.

Illustrative photo On the night of November 1, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the interception and destruction of 98 Ukrainian drones in the country’s airspace. According to information provided by the military department, the largest number of drones, specifically 45, were shot down over the Belgorod region. In turn, 12 drones were destroyed in the Samara region, and another 11 in the Moscow region, six of which were headed towards Moscow. There were also ten drones shot down over

01.11.2025, 14:07
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Courts Ordered Trump Administration to Resume Food Assistance Payments to Americans

On Friday, courts in Massachusetts and Rhode Island issued identical rulings on lawsuits that demanded the government not halt the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps. The U.S. Department of Agriculture had planned to stop payments starting November 1. Judges determined that the administration is required to use reserve funds to continue payments and demanded that the government submit a report on compliance with their rulings by Monday.

01.11.2025, 14:03
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In Turkey, 11 people sentenced to life imprisonment for the fire at the Grand Kartal hotel

This tragedy occurred in January 2025 at Grand Kartal, located in the Bolu province. At the time of the incident, there were 238 people in the hotel, of whom 78 died, including minors. More than 130 injured individuals sustained varying degrees of injuries. During the investigation, 14 suspects were detained, ultimately leading to 32 people standing trial, including hotel staff and local officials.

01.11.2025, 13:58
Fire at a ski resort in Turkey, where 78 people died: 11 defendants received life sentences
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Fire at a ski resort in Turkey, where 78 people died: 11 defendants received life sentences

The court panel issued harsh sentences, assigning 34 life sentences for the deaths of children and 44 for other cases of death. The punishment was not mitigated. Among those convicted who received life sentences, in addition to Ergül, are representatives of the hotel administration, as well as high-ranking officials, including the deputy mayor of Bolu and the deputy head of the regional fire service. Previously, the prosecution sought 22.5 years of imprisonment for Ergül's wife and

01.11.2025, 13:34
The Head of the SBU announced the destruction of one of the Russian "Oreshniks"
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The Head of the SBU announced the destruction of one of the Russian "Oreshniks"

According to Maluk, the operation to destroy the "Oreshnik" was a joint effort of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), and the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. “It was an extremely successful operation. The destruction occurred with full effectiveness. At that time, information about the mission was not public. Only the President of Ukraine and a few of his foreign colleagues were aware of it,” he

01.11.2025, 13:06
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan expressed concern over EU sanctions against Tajik banks.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan expressed concern over EU sanctions against Tajik banks.

In its official statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizes that Tajikistan adheres to all international obligations and is ready to cooperate with partners to prevent potential risks associated with circumventing sanctions. “The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan is closely monitoring the current situation and is taking necessary measures to mitigate the negative consequences of the imposed sanctions,” the statement released today by the ministry says.

01.11.2025, 13:02
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The Pentagon allowed the White House to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, the decision is up to Trump.

According to information provided by CNN, citing sources in the U.S. and Europe, the Pentagon has approved the possibility of supplying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine. The department concluded that this would not affect the military capabilities of the United States. Sources report that a plan has been developed for the rapid execution of deliveries if President Trump gives his final approval. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have already assessed that the transfer of missiles would not harm U.S.

01.11.2025, 11:36