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The United States approved the sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, according to El Universal, RPP, Clarín and La Tercera. Clarín reports 500 missiles; El Universal specifies that the sale does not include US funding. According to RPP, the authorisation came after complaints from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who thanked Washington for the approval but asked for faster timelines.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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Trump says the war with Iran should end soon, according to Haaretz and TASS. Haaretz adds that Trump demands a guarantee that Tehran will not obtain nuclear weapons. Al Jazeera reports that oil tankers were hit in Hormuz, while Trump says the conflict will end soon.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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The United States approved the sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, according to El Universal, RPP, Clarín and La Tercera. Clarín reports 500 missiles; El Universal specifies that the sale does not include US funding. According to RPP, the authorisation came after complaints from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who thanked Washington for the approval but asked for faster timelines.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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The United States approved the sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, according to El Universal, RPP, Clarín and La Tercera. Clarín reports 500 missiles; El Universal specifies that the sale does not include US funding. According to RPP, the authorisation came after complaints from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who thanked Washington for the approval but asked for faster timelines.

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The United States approved the sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, according to El Universal, RPP, Clarín and La Tercera. Clarín reports 500 missiles; El Universal specifies that the sale does not include US funding. According to RPP, the authorisation came after complaints from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who thanked Washington for the approval but asked for faster timelines.

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CBS News publishes a video of Trump answering questions on the Iran war, Venezuela and the midterm elections. NPR answers listener questions about the 2026 midterm elections, including whether polls can be trusted.

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Rubio receives G20 ministers, who are divided over the wars in Ukraine and Iran, according to Jornal de Notícias and Clarín. Semana adds that Rubio and Lavrov meet in the US, with the energy crisis in the background.

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Pakistan's military spokesperson, the ISPR, says Pakistan is "cautiously optimistic" about mediation between the United States and Iran. Al Jazeera reports the same cautious optimism from the Pakistani army about mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran. The Express Tribune adds that the ISPR warns against spoilers who could disrupt the process.

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Hundreds were evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky during a rare Ukraine ceasefire, according to MyJoyOnline and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera links the ceasefire to Melania's mediation; the other headlines do not confirm this. BBC News and the South China Morning Post report that the evacuees arrived in Belarus, and the SCMP says Ukraine is the next destination.

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RTP reports that a ceasefire allowed a humanitarian mission to enter a Ukrainian city occupied by Russia. Jornal de Notícias reports that Russia announced the end of a humanitarian operation in that occupied city. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine carried out a humanitarian operation and evacuated residents from the occupied city.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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JD Vance backs the military campaign against Iran and says Trump will avoid an "endless war". Diário de Notícias describes the action as a military campaign, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias do not use that wording.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by the Houthis over Mecca. The Houthis deny launching any drone, after the coalition reported the interception in the Mecca region.

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According to CBS News, Hegseth fired one of the army's most senior generals over alleged leaks to the media. Other headlines describe a top military planner being dismissed as the latest in a series of ousters; PBS NewsHour stresses that it happened as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran. The Guardian reports that the army strategist was fired over alleged leaks, citing reports rather than confirmed details. The Japan Times describes the case as the dismissal of a senior army general over alleged leaks, based on reports.

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Al Jazeera, citing the Pentagon, says the Iran war has cost US taxpayers $47bn. CGTN covers the same subject, the cost of the US war with Iran, without giving figures in its headline. CBC News focuses on the war's possible political effect, suggesting it could hurt Trump and the Republicans at the ballot box.

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Kyiv was hit by a ballistic missile attack, according to the mayor, who urged residents to take shelter. RTP attributes the attack to Russia and reports at least one death.

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Kyiv was hit by a ballistic missile attack, according to the mayor, who urged residents to take shelter. RTP attributes the attack to Russia and reports at least one death.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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The Pentagon has fired a senior US Army general accused of leaking classified information to the media, according to Geo News, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, CBS News and the South China Morning Post. The New York Times says the accusation came from Hegseth, while CBS News refers to classified information passed to the press.

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According to CBS News, Hegseth fired one of the army's most senior generals over alleged leaks to the media. Other headlines describe a top military planner being dismissed as the latest in a series of ousters; PBS NewsHour stresses that it happened as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran. The Guardian reports that the army strategist was fired over alleged leaks, citing reports rather than confirmed details. The Japan Times describes the case as the dismissal of a senior army general over alleged leaks, based on reports.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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An Italian military helicopter from the EU peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia, according to the headlines, killing four people. El Mundo reports 12 injured, while Clarín and Expresso report 11; the other headlines do not give a figure for the injured.

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According to CBS News, Hegseth fired one of the army's most senior generals over alleged leaks to the media. Other headlines describe a top military planner being dismissed as the latest in a series of ousters; PBS NewsHour stresses that it happened as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran. The Guardian reports that the army strategist was fired over alleged leaks, citing reports rather than confirmed details. The Japan Times describes the case as the dismissal of a senior army general over alleged leaks, based on reports.

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