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Western allies lift Ukraine’s restrictions on long-range weapons, says Merz
Western allies are no longer imposing any restrictions on the use of long-range weapons delivered to Ukraine for Kyiv against Russian military targets, the German chancellor said on Monday. Western allies are not imposing any range restrictions on the use of long-range weapons delivered to Ukraine against Russian military targets, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said…
Eurozone business activity contracts in September as Olympic boost fades
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India, Saudi Arabia Hold First-Ever Joint Army Exercises
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