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U.S. Senate Fails to Pass Shutdown Prevention Bill for the 12th Time

The attempt by the U.S. Senate to approve a bill that would allow the government shutdown to end has once again ended in failure. 54 senators voted for the document, while 46 voted against it. A minimum of 60 votes was required for the bill to pass successfully. Disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over key budget items, including healthcare issues, have caused the ongoing shutdown, which has been in effect since the beginning of October. This shutdown has already become the second

23.10.2025, 10:03

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The Russian Defense Ministry announced the downing of 139 Ukrainian drones. A fire occurred at an enterprise in Ryazan.

According to information received from the Telegram channel Astra, the Ryazan Oil Refinery was attacked, and currently, access to it is blocked. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that during the night of October 23, their air defense forces destroyed and intercepted 139 drones, among which 22 were shot down in Belgorod region, 21 in Voronezh, 14 in Ryazan, and 13 over Rostov region.

23.10.2025, 10:00

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The Louvre reopened three days after the robbery

The Louvre resumed its operations on October 22, after having fallen victim to a robbery three days earlier. Thieves used a window to enter the museum and smashed display cases in the Apollo Gallery, where the jewels of French monarchs were kept. The Paris prosecutor's office is currently investigating two main versions of what happened. Experts believe that recovering the stolen valuables will be extremely difficult.

23.10.2025, 09:59

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Trump: It takes six months to a year to learn how to use a Tomahawk

Trump noted that "the problem with the Tomahawk is that it is a very complex weapon, and it takes at least six months, often a whole year, for effective use. Therefore, only those who are already trained can launch these missiles, and we do not plan to train anyone," he added. The president also pointed out that the question of using these missiles in the future seems too distant to him.

23.10.2025, 09:56

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The National Olympic Committee of Mongolia Honored Olympic Medalists

On October 21, this Tuesday, the National Olympic Committee of Mongolia gathered Olympic medalists along with their relatives to pay tribute to them. Mongolia first participated in the Olympic Games in 1964, held in Tokyo. Just four years later, in 1968, 20 Mongolian athletes competed in the Summer Olympics in Mexico City. On October 20, 1968, Chimidbazaryn Damdinsharav, a Hero of Labor and People's Teacher, won a bronze medal in freestyle wrestling in the 52 kg category, becoming the

23.10.2025, 09:49

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The exhibition "Mongols: A Journey Through Time" will open at the Rietberg Museum in Zurich.

This exhibition aims to showcase the evolution and historical development of urban planning in Mongolia. Visitors will be able to learn about the history of the Hunnu Empire, as well as the numerous vast empires that occupied the territory of Central Asia. Additionally, the exhibition will highlight the traditions of social, military, and cultural development inherited from the Hunnu, including the strategic role of horses, as well as the production of bows and arrows. The structure of the

23.10.2025, 09:38