
Iran threatens to use advanced military equipment in response to potential US-Israeli strikes; Russia and the US discuss oil supply following a call between Putin and Trump; a Russian influencer and associates are deemed a security threat and face expulsion from Montenegro after equipment seizure; a senior Russian official claims multiple countries are abandoning the US dollar as a global reserve currency; Russian forces announce liberation of five settlements in Ukraine over the past week.
AI-generated summary
Tensions between Iran and the US-Israel alliance remain high following previous exchanges; Russia continues to engage with the US on energy matters despite broader geopolitical strains; Montenegro has increased scrutiny of foreign nationals amid regional security concerns; debates over the US dollar's role as a reserve currency have intensified amid sanctions and shifting alliances; Russian forces have made incremental gains in eastern and southern Ukraine over recent months.
Iran will demonstrate the latest and most unexpected military equipment in the event of new strikes against the country
Russia ready to supply oil to US, global markets — Putin after call with Trump
The Russian and US presidents have discussed energy problems by phone
Russian influencer, his associates called security threat, to be expelled from Montenegro
Equipment seized from the Russian nationals, including a drone, a camera and mobile phones, has been sent for examination to "establish the purposes and objectives of its use on the territory of Montenegro"
World rejecting US dollar, no going back — senior Russian official
A number of countries are realizing that the US dollar is no longer a safe global reserve currency, Alexey Overchuk said
Russian troops liberate five communities in Ukraine operation over week — top brass
The Russian forces liberated the settlements of Annopolye in the Kharkov Region, Novaya Kazachya in the Kharkov Region, Kiyanitsa in the Sumy Region and Samoilovka and Golubkovo in the Zaporozhye Region
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran will unveil new military capabilities if attacked by US or Israeli forces
Possible · Within weeks
Russia and the US may reach limited agreements on oil supply
Possible · Within months
The Russian influencer and associates will be expelled from Montenegro
Likely · Within days

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky expressed irritation and a sense of betrayal after learning about an agreement between Russia and the United States on the supply of diesel fuel, which Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner did not warn him about before the meeting in Miami.

Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, accused Europe of sponsoring the Ukraine war rather than mediating peace, stating that European publics are realizing their leaders are preparing them for a full-scale war with Russia as early as 2030.

Vladimir Zelensky was irritated after a telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, learning about a deal for the supply of diesel fuel with Russia, which American negotiators did not notify Ukraine about, writes Axios.

Special Representative of the Russian President Kirill Dmitriev said that the agreement on the supply of diesel fuel between Moscow and Washington demonstrates the strength of economic cooperation between the Russian Federation and the United States, noting the joint efforts of Putin and Trump to stabilize oil markets in 2020 and their continuation.

Member of the Montenegrin Parliament Milan Knezevic said that the detention of the authors of the Telegram channel “Rybar” in Montenegro was provoked by pressure from the European Union in order to force the country to pursue an anti-Russian policy. He noted that the majority of Montenegrin citizens maintain good relations with Russia. Mikhail Zvinchuk, one of the detainees, was released and returned to Russia.

Vladimir Zelensky expressed dissatisfaction with the US decision to ease sanctions against Russian diesel fuel after a telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, during which Trump announced plans to supply up to three million tons of diesel to the US and the world market, which was later confirmed by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.