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The number of British troops stationed in Norway is to be doubled. Within three years, the number should be increased from 1,000 to 2,000, Defence Secretary John Healey announced this Wednesday.
Norway borders Russia to the north. The country is taking a Russian invasion into account, Army Chief Eirik Kristoffersen said Tuesday.
Russia could seek a larger buffer for the crucial part of its nuclear force near the Norwegian border. Moreover, Norway lies on the Russian navy’s shipping lanes to the open sea.
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Russia has agreed with Kenya that no more Kenyans will be deployed in the war with Ukraine.
Kenyan Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi said he received this assurance during a conversation with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Moscow.
Kenya reported last month that more than a thousand Kenyans in Ukraine were fighting for the Russian army. Later, a man was arrested on suspicion of smuggling people into.
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The American social network Discord will be implementing filters and security measures for young internet users by default on all accounts on its platform.
Users who want to lift the restrictions will be required to verify their age through facial recognition, among other things. The app theoretically does not accept anyone under 13.
Teen accounts will automatically blur “potentially sexual or disturbing” content, block access to channels with a minimum age requirement, or warn the user when they receive a contact request from a stranger. To determine.
The Bank of England has further lowered the interest rate in the United Kingdom. The Bank of England aims to support the economy with lower borrowing costs.
The interest rate was reduced by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.75 percent.
This is the fourth interest rate cut this year. The decision was.
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US President Donald Trump told Fox News that he might be willing to talk to Iran, but that it depends on the conditions.
The US and Iran were negotiating about the country’s nuclear program until the US and Israel launched their attacks on Iran last Saturday.
Trump said he had heard that Iran was very eager to talk. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, however, said early Tuesday morning that this was no longer on the agenda and that Iran would continue with retaliatory strikes “as long as necessary.”
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