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Poland and NATO air defense Shoot down several drones entering their airspace On Wednesday morning, Russian attacks on Ukraine spread to NATO in the most important way since the war began.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held an emergency meeting of ministers at 8 a.m. local time and said he was “continuously in touch” with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
“We are dealing with a massive provocation … we are ready to fight back this provocation. The situation is serious and no one suspects we have to prepare for all kinds of situations.” He also said that Poland successfully repelled the attack, adding: “There is no reason to panic.”
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Is this the first one? A wandering Ukrainian missile hit a southern Polish village in 2022, killing two people, but there were no previous reports of Polish or other NATO defense forces destroying drones.
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Could it be an accident? Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy would not be so due to the number of drones entering Polish airspace. He believes: “Moscow is always testing the limits of possible results, and if it does not meet the strong reaction, it will move to a new level of upgrade.”
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Leaked ice documents show workers detained in modern raids have valid visas
At least one South Korean workers are detained in a massive immigration raid According to documents obtained by The Guardian, a valid work visa was available at a modern factory in Georgia last week.
Despite not violating his visa, officials “requested” workers to agree to evacuate from the United States. Internal federal government documents seen by the guardian show immigration officials are aware that people with the right to live and work in the United States are among those arrested during the raid and detained.
The document contradicts the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) claim that all 475 people arrested during the raid were working illegally or violating their visas.
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How important is this? Georgia-based immigration lawyers said it was “outrageous” and stressed that it was illegal to detain valid visa holders in this way.
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Is there anything else? Lawyer engaged in the case Already claimed Immigrants with effective working status swept and underwent dismissal proceedings with people who allegedly worked illegally. This view was supported by an agency official who spoke on anonymously to discuss sensitive government affairs.
Trump reportedly demands that the EU impose 100% tariffs on India and China
Donald Trump has Reportedly demanding tariffs from the EU At most 100% attempts by India and China have forced Russian President Vladimir Putin to a ceasefire.
A meeting between U.S. and EU officials demanded that the policy be discussed at a meeting between U.S. and EU officials to increase economic pressure on Russia, according to the Financial Times, the BBC and Bloomberg cited sources familiar with the talks.
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Why target these countries? Putin recently strengthened his ties with Chinese rival Xi Jinping, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi At the summit in China.
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Fugitive Tom Phillips has “external help” During the years when he ran away with his children in the wilderness, New Zealand police said.
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Israel strikes at a meeting of Hamas officials in Doha on Tuesday Hamas said he killed six people. The United States says strike “Do not advance the Israeli or the United States’ goals.”
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White House officials continued to insist on Tuesday that Donald Trump did not write or sign a lewd letter In the birthday book for convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Even though it matches it He signed his name at that time.
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New Mexico will be the first state to offer Free Global Careexpanded a plan that lifted thousands of people out of poverty.
Daily statistics: 47% Generation Z hopes Tiktok never invented
Young people like the Internet widely. But more suspicious of social media platforms. Only 17% of Gen Z members regret the existence of the internet, while X members have 50%, Tiktok has 47%, and Instagram has 34%. Jonathan Haidt wrote in this review that the new book by former Vice President Nick Clegg brings the two together.
Don’t miss this: How Russia makes a living for Ukrainian children
After being forcibly transferred or deported, thousands of Ukrainian children remain in Russia, with another 1.6 million growing under occupation. There has been concern that many are fighting for Russia, some of whom are already considered the frontline. Liz Cookman’s Kiev report at Russian training camp Where are the children sent.
Climate Check: Jump in U.S. Greenhouse Gas Pollution Drives Higher Global Emissions – Report
Rising greenhouse gas pollution in the United States Helped global emissions in the first half of this yearwith new forecasts, this trend will continue due to Trump’s fossil fuel agenda. Policy shift means the United States will not be close to meeting Reduced emissions as required by the Paris Agreement in 2015.
One last thing: Will you pay $1,000 for the wedding?
Weddings are known to be expensive – so a couple in Boise, Idaho told them Family and friends they have to cough $1,000 join. This isn’t even the weirdest part: After they opened the guest list to strangers to help balance the books, they ended up getting over 300 guests. Who says romance is dead?
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