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Potential new Moscow-Pyongyang weapons agreements may cause ripples of instability from Europe to the Pacific.

"We had just given him a book about fossils, and because of that he was actively scanning the ground with his eyes," his father said.

"As long as adversaries target our partners, and if those partners invite us, we're going to go there and hunt," the Cyber National Mission Force told Newsweek.

A Ural Airlines plane made an emergency landing in Siberia on the day the Russian president called for more domestic flights.

The country's Defense Ministry told Newsweek that American firms are among foreign companies who have failed to deliver.

Putin also said more than half a million Russians have joined the military since his mobilization order. 


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A Liberian-flagged cargo ship was targeted by the Russian military on August 24, the U.K.'s Foreign Office said, citing new intelligence.

The child is thought to have swallowed the needles on the farm where his mother worked, where they are used to inject the cows.

Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar said that Kyiv's troops had "dislodged the enemy" in areas of the Bakhmut direction.

Border guard units are poorly equipped and without sufficient digital communications systems, drones, and medical supplies, a top think tank has said.

A weapons deal and aid are said to be on the agenda when the North Korean leader meets Putin in the far eastern Russian city of Vladivostok.