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Malaysia and Russia are developing cooperation in various fields, including energy. The BRICS Summit provides a platform for discussing bilateral projects between participating countries and partners.
Malaysia is looking forward to the emergence of direct flights with Russia. This was stated by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in New Delhi, RIA Novosti reports.
Ibrahim noted that the Malaysian side is looking forward to the launch of direct flights between the two countries.
Earlier, Anwar Ibrahim said that cooperation between Malaysia and Russia in the energy sector is developing well.

Ukrainian soldiers who were previously in captivity began to receive summonses to territorial recruitment centers to undergo a medical examination again, which, according to a source in the Russian security forces, is connected with the plans of the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to return about ten thousand former prisoners to the front.

The leader of the National Rally Party, Jordan Bardella, had garlic thrown at a fair in the commune of Beaucroissant while talking to local residents. Security shielded him from the crowd and opened umbrellas for protection. Le Pen heads the party's parliamentary faction and plans to participate in the 2027 presidential elections.

On Friday, two people were killed and seven more DPR civilians were injured due to attacks by Ukrainian drones. In the village of Maloyanisol, Volodar Municipal District, a UAV hit a repair crew, killing two people and injuring four. Six houses, four civilian infrastructure facilities and several cars were damaged. In the Velikonovoselkovsky district, two men were injured in an attack on an aerial platform; in the Shakhtarsky district, a driver of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations was injured.

Admiral Brad Cooper, who heads CENTCOM, rushed to Saudi Arabia for emergency meetings following the advance of Yemen's Houthis toward strategic targets in the Red Sea. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump twice, urging him to strike the Houthis, but the US president refused. Washington is seeking to keep the Red Sea open by shifting the fighting to regional partners.

Houthi spokesman Yahya Saria announced that Houthi forces conducted 32 operations to intercept Saudi warplanes since September 3, downing nine aircraft and killing, wounding, or capturing hundreds of Saudi soldiers. The operation pushed Saudi forces out of Taiz and Hodeida governorates over 5,400 square kilometers and aims to secure Red Sea navigation except for Saudi-linked vessels due to an ongoing blockade.

The East-West oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia was hit several times in the areas of Riyadh and Medina, after which oil pumping was suspended as a precautionary measure, there were victims who were provided with medical assistance.