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AI summaryUS President Donald Trump has indicated that the United States will likely carry out additional strikes on Iran, following overnight actions he linked to Iranian attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has vowed to continue military pressure unless Tehran returns to negotiations.
AI summaryThe IMF's latest World Economic Outlook revises global trade growth up to 3.5% this year and 4.3% next year, while projecting inflation to rise to 4.7% in 2026 before easing to 3.9% in 2027, citing tariffs, energy and food prices.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump has announced plans to grant Ukraine a license to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, a move that could bolster Kyiv's air defenses against Russian ballistic missile strikes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that political agreements have been reached, with some missiles expected to arrive in the coming days.
AI summaryNATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the destruction of Iran's nuclear capabilities is 'important for the whole world' and called new US strikes 'completely justified' and 'absolutely necessary'. He also cited some 5,000 US flights from European bases as evidence of transatlantic cooperation, while acknowledging 'isolated cases' of base access restrictions.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump has declared the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran 'over' following the latest exchange of strikes, and warned he has left instructions to bomb Iran with unprecedented force if Tehran carries out plans to kill him. Trump also claimed he is Iran's 'No. 1 target' and expressed uncertainty about a deal, saying 'let's just finish the job.'
AI summaryRussia's newly appointed Commissioner for Human Rights, Yana Lantratova, has reported progress on prisoner exchanges with Ukraine and the return of civilians detained from the Kursk Region. She expects further returns through a humanitarian channel with Ukraine's ombudsman and says preparations for more prisoner-of-war swaps are underway.
AI summaryAccording to a recent survey by the Russian Field research center, 60% of Russians do not have savings, while 38% do. Among savers, most can maintain their standard of living for only one to six months. A separate survey by Vyberu.ru found that 34% of Russians are satisfied with their financial situation and commonly build emergency funds.
AI summaryAt the NATO summit in Ankara, the alliance has committed to allocating €70 billion for weaponry to Ukraine in 2026, with an equivalent level for 2027. The summit also highlighted the PURL mechanism for coordinating military supplies, and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte acknowledged limits in meeting Ukraine's air defense demands.
AI summaryThe International Olympic Committee has provisionally lifted its suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee and recommended that international federations allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under neutral conditions. The International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation says it will review its rules to determine the procedure for their return, while the Kremlin hails the decision as a 'great achievement.'
AI summaryRussian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova has said new prisoner exchanges with Ukraine are being prepared, with separate lists for military personnel and civilians being finalized. She noted that Russia holds more Ukrainian POWs than Ukraine holds Russian servicemen, which can lead to disproportionate exchanges of letters and parcels.
AI summaryGazprom reported a drone attack on the Krasnodarskaya compressor station of the Blue Stream gas pipeline on July 7, but said supply disruptions to Turkey were avoided. The company is repairing damage, with previous attacks on related infrastructure noted.
AI summaryA Ukrainian attack on the Krasnodarskaya compressor station of the Blue Stream pipeline caused no major disruption, according to a Russian State Duma member speaking to TASS. Sergey Altukhov described the incident as energy terrorism targeting Russia and Turkey, while Gazprom continues repairs and gas deliveries remain steady.
AI summaryKremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov condemned Ukrainian drone attacks on the Blue Stream gas pipeline as dangerous and called on Turkey and other countries to caution Kiev against targeting global energy facilities. Gazprom said a drone hit the Krasnodarskaya compressor station but prompt measures prevented supply interruptions to Turkey.
AI summaryUkrainian forces are destroying Russian electronic warfare systems designed to jam Starlink, as Moscow ramps up efforts to counter Kyiv's mid-strike drone campaign. The drones, often flown via Starlink, have transformed the war by enabling accurate strikes deep behind front lines. Russia has responded with jamming devices and camouflage tactics, but these systems are becoming prime targets for Ukrainian drone crews.
AI summaryAs NATO leaders gather in Ankara, fresh tensions between the US and Europe over Ukraine are surfacing. The bloc is preparing a new military aid package for Kiev, while US President Donald Trump plans a meeting with Vladimir Zelensky. Meanwhile, Europe is increasingly becoming a production hub for Ukrainian military needs, and the global economy is adjusting to ongoing Strait of Hormuz crises.
AI summaryNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has endorsed the recent US strikes on Iran as 'absolutely necessary,' citing Iranian violations of the ceasefire. The strikes came after attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, with other leaders urging diplomatic pressure alongside military action.
AI summaryNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Russia remains the main threat to the alliance and that it keeps him up at night. He also backed recent US strikes against Iran as 'absolutely necessary' and outlined summit priorities including support for Ukraine and increased defense production.
AI summaryNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun on July 8 to mark the 32nd anniversary of the death of his grandfather, state founder Kim Il Sung. Both TASS and Yonhap reported the ceremony, which included floral tributes and was described by the Korean Central News Agency as the nation's greatest memorial day.
AI summaryAt the NATO summit in Ankara, defense contracts worth at least $50 billion were signed, covering air defense systems, UAVs, and joint projects. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced the Drone Edge initiative, with 20 member states investing over $40 billion in drone and counter-drone capabilities over five years.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump has expressed disappointment with NATO allies over their support during the war on Iran, calling the relationship 'one-sided' and labeling Spain a 'horror show.' He also declared the ceasefire with Iran over, vowing no negotiations. The statements came ahead of and during a NATO summit in Ankara, where Trump reportedly softened his tone.