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Kim Gives Lukashenko Warm Welcome as North Korea–Belarus Cooperation Expands
DID Press: Kim Jong Un formally welcomed Alexander Lukashenko during an official ceremony in Kim Il Sung Square, signaling renewed efforts to strengthen legal frameworks and broaden bilateral cooperation between North Korea and Belarus. The welcome ceremony featured the national…
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India Turns to Non-Dollar Currencies for Russian Oil Purchases
DID Press: India has begun settling payments for crude oil imports from Russia using non-dollar currencies, reflecting shifting geopolitical dynamics and adjustments to evolving policies from the United States, according to market reports. A report by Bloomberg indicates that Indian…
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Taliban Defense Ministry: All Areas Along Durand Line Under Full Security Control
DID Press: Enayatullah Khwarazmi, spokesperson for the Taliban Ministry of National Defense, stated that all areas along the disputed Durand Line are currently under the full control of Afghan security forces. Khwarazmi said the country’s defense forces remain firmly committed…
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UK Parliament Sets Final Hearing Dates on Afghan Data Breach Investigation
DID Press: UK Parliament Defense Committee has announced the dates for its final public hearings as part of its investigation into the disclosure of sensitive information related to Afghan nationals who worked with British forces. The sessions mark the concluding…
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Iran and Allied Forces Intensify Strikes, Israel’s Strategic Sites Face Unprecedented Pressure
DID Press: Escalating military operations by Iran and allied regional groups have placed critical infrastructure in Israel under sustained pressure, according to military and regional sources, signaling a significant widening of the conflict’s operational scope. Iranian military authorities reported that…
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American Citizen Freed Without Deal With Taliban, Says Trump Envoy
DID Press: Adam Boehler, special envoy for hostage affairs under Donald Trump, said the release of detained American citizen Dennis Coyle was secured without any financial payment, prisoner exchange, or political concession to the Taliban. In a statement posted on…
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Over 400 Afghan Migrants Released from Pakistani Prisons, Return Home
DID Press: More than 400 Afghan migrants detained in Pakistan have been released and returned to Afghanistan during the current week, according to the Taliban-led Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation. Officials said a total of 426 individuals re-entered Afghanistan through…
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IAEA Chief Suggests Possible Iran–US Talks in Pakistan
DID Press: Rafael Grossi has indicated that negotiations between Iran and the United States could potentially take place in Islamabad in the coming days, with a broader agenda than previous rounds of dialogue. In an interview with the Italian newspaper…
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Israeli Analyst Says ‘Fake Iran Talks’ Narrative Is Psychological Warfare
DID Press: Alon Mizrahi, An Israeli political commentator has argued that reports of potential negotiations between Iran and the United States were deliberately circulated as part of a psychological warfare campaign aimed at creating confusion and mistrust within Iranian public…
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Taliban Says It Did Not Initiate Conflict, Denies Crossing into Pakistan
DID Press: Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Taliban administration, stated that the group did not initiate the current hostilities and has not violated Pakistani territory, emphasizing that Taliban forces remain in a defensive posture. Speaking in response to calls from…
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