Germany News Roundup: June 29, 2026

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Germany experiences a rapid drop in temperatures after a record-breaking heat wave.
Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul meets US counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington, focusing on NATO burden-sharing and Ukraine support.
Other news includes a shooting in Stade, Germany's pledge of €250 million for Africa and Asia, and a World Cup knockout match against Paraguay.

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Germany experiences a rapid drop in temperatures after a record-breaking heat wave. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul meets US counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington, focusing on NATO burden-sharing and Ukraine support. Other news includes a shooting in Stade, Germany's pledge of €250 million for Africa and Asia, and a World Cup knockout match against Paraguay.

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Ukrainian Drones Strike Omsk Oil Refinery Deep in Siberia

Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Omsk oil refinery, its largest, located 2,700km from Ukraine. The attack, confirmed by local authorities, occurred before a Nato summit. Russia claimed most drones were destroyed, with no casualties. President Zelenskyy hailed it as a significant achievement, extending Ukraine's strike capability to Siberia.

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Al Jazeera

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US and Australia Condemn China's Pacific Missile Test as Illegal and Destabilizing

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Starmer to seek European allies' support for NATO amid Trump concerns

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will attend the NATO summit in Ankara to bolster support for the alliance, seeking to counter potential destabilization from Donald Trump's threats over defense spending. The UK aims to build a "stronger and more European NATO" and address US concerns about burden-sharing.

Guardian International

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