NATO Launches Major Exercise in the Baltic Sea
NATO begins a large-scale military exercise in the Baltic Sea, demonstrating readiness amid heightened tensions with Russia.
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NATO begins a large-scale military exercise in the Baltic Sea, demonstrating readiness amid heightened tensions with Russia.
German outlet reports leading Russian business figures are rebelling against President Vladimir Putin, claiming 40 oligarchs have died after voicing criticism of the regime, signaling potential internal political instability.
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