US to increase Tomahawk production from 60 to over 1,000 missiles per year
The US military has signed a seven‑year contract with Raytheon worth 22.9 billion dollars, which will enable a substantial boost in output.
Fuel‑sale restrictions again affect almost all of Russia
Restrictions on fuel sales have again affected almost the entire Russia, reports Reuters.
US Supreme Court again denies Trump: $5 million Carroll ruling remains in effect
The US Supreme Court rejected Trump’s appeal to overturn a $5 million verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case.
Iran threatens military attack in the Strait of Hormuz if negotiations with the US fail
Progress in peace talks and the resumption of oil‑tanker traffic through the strategic Strait of Hormuz has stalled.
Bild: NATO developed three response options in case of Russian attack on Baltic states
The main goal of these measures is to stop the offensive and maximally weaken Russian forces.
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry: 486 Africans recruited into Russian army have died
Ukraine is holding 35 citizens from 17 African countries as prisoners of war.
Finnish President does not consider US questionnaire for NATO allies on support for Trump’s policy as pressure
Why the US is surveying allies
According to Stubb, most of the questions in the questionnaire relate to shaping the US defence strategy.
60 days of US‑Iran negotiations conclude: Memorandum expires amid failed peace process
The US‑Iran MoU signed on June 17 expired after a stalled 60‑day peace process, with disputes over the Strait of Hormuz, cease‑fire terms, and reconstruction funding leading to renewed hostilities.
Latvia demands €7 billion compensation from EU for costs of standing up to Russia
Latvia seeks €7 billion from the EU to cover military and economic costs related to its stance against Russia.
EU prepares record expansion of sanctions against Russia: about 1,600 individuals and companies could be affected
The European Union plans to expand sanctions against Russia, targeting about 1,600 individuals and companies.