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US military involvement in the Israel–Iran conflict will lead to a major escalation, Dmitry Peskov told RT Read Full Article at RT.com

The organization's CEO noted that he will remain in the country

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According to the American journalist Seymour Hersh, the operation will «entail heavy American bombing»

According to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, the US president «enjoys a very respectful and cordial relationship» with China's President Xi Jinping

In many aspects, the events in Syria were caused partially by external influence, Dmitry Peskov believes

Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem did not elaborate on whether the movement plans full-scale participation in the ongoing armed conflict

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is apologizing for remarks he made this week saying that First Nations cannot «keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government» for more money.

Numerous hikers have been caught in a rock slide north of Lake Louise with multiple people injured or killed, according to the RCMP.

«That is something that the entire world, including countries like Russia, is in agreement that Iran should not and cannot obtain a nuclear weapon,» Karoline Leavitt stressed

«Iran also urges the Security Council to demand an immediate cessation of all such attacks and to reaffirm the inviolability of safeguarded nuclear sites and facilities, in line with international law and the Charter of the United Nations, the Statute of the Agency, and IAEA General Conference Resolutions,» the letter said

«We, of course, will have to compare the reaction of the sides to the memorandums» that the countries exchanged at the latest talks in Turkey, according to Dmitry Peskov

«Everyone, even the Israeli defense minister, with his loud declaration about Khamenei's fate, must understand that attacks on nuclear facilities are extremely dangerous and can lead to a repeat of the Chernobyl tragedy,» he said

According to the Fars news agency, Tehran views the television channel as a center of «propaganda and support for terrorism»

President Donald Trump will wait another two weeks before deciding whether or not to intervene in Israel's war with Iran in the hope of a peace-deal being brokered in the Middle East before then.

White House says Trump will decide within two weeks whether to strike Iran.

A high-level judicial panel's inquiry revealed a fire at Justice Yashwant Varma's residence on March 14 uncovered burnt, unexplained cash. Firefighters reported the blaze intensified due to alcohol from a liquor cabinet near the storeroom, where currency notes were visible amidst the debris. Justice Varma was away, and the room had to be forcibly opened, according to the report.

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Moldovan businesses want to return to the Russian market, a Moldovan MP said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum Read Full Article at RT.com

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Indian Railways has initiated a policy shift by capping wait-listed tickets to a maximum of 25% of available berths in each class, aiming to reduce passenger uncertainty and overcrowding. This decision, implemented following a Railway Board circular, allows zonal railways to determine waitlist limits based on booking and cancellation patterns.

The Gujarat High Court has issued a notice to the Bar Council of India (BCI) following a petition by Urvi Acharya, an LLM graduate, who failed the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) despite its open-book format. Acharya alleges a lack of transparency, as the BCI provided no justification for her failure, even after re-checking.

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