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Poll: Confidence in Sharaa’s People’s Assembly low, majority want talks between Damascus, Sweida
The majority of Syrian respondents said they couldn’t predict what influence the assembly would have, while 26% said they didn’t think it would have any weight on government decisions at all.
El Al suspends Tel Aviv-Moscow flights after long-range Ukraine strikes disrupt Russian oil sales
Ukraine launches largest attack on Russia since start of war, 500 flights from Moscow delayed
Russian-held Crimea curbs the use of motorcycles, saying they sound like drones
Russian man survives bear attack as sightings near Moscow increase
The man, who apparently survived the attack by managing to play dead, was out collecting antlers shed by elk and deer last week when the bear attacked him.
Russia hoping for diplomacy to broker Iran nuclear deal - analysis
Iranian officials say they don't want war but also want to negotiate as equals with the US or others.
Turkey faces uncertainty amid Erdogan's protest crackdown, mayor's arrest - analysis
The popular mayor, a member of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), was widely anticipated to run against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the upcoming elections.
Trump, Putin agree Ukraine war should end with 'lasting peace,' WH says
Trump and Putin hold high-stakes talks as the US pushes Russia to accept a Ukraine ceasefire and move toward a lasting peace deal.
Polish president urges US to move nuclear weapons to Russian border
Moving the weapons would serve as a deterrent against potential Russian aggression but is likely to be perceived as “highly provocative” in Moscow.
Ukraine's biggest drone attack on Moscow kills one, disrupts air and train transport
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that at least 69 drones were destroyed that approached the city in several waves.
Armed with WWII weapons, Ukraine’s ‘Witches’ battle Russian drones
EUROPE AFFAIRS: The Jerusalem Post joins female volunteer soldiers outside Kyiv as they fight to keep their homeland safe.
Russian missile experts flew to Iran amid clashes with Israel
The seven weapons experts were booked to travel from Moscow to Tehran aboard two flights on April 24 and September 17 last year.
Ukraine demands access to Russia’s frozen $300b. Kyiv tells 'Post'
In an exclusive interview with The Jerusalem Post, Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Iryna Mudra outlined Kyiv’s strategy for securing compensation and ensuring justice for the victims of war.
Israel's Air Haifa airline to launch Paphos flights
This will be Air Haifa's third overseas route, Larnaca, in Cyprus and the Greek capital, Athens.
