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The decree instructs the dissolution of all government institutions and organizations, and the population is advised to familiarize themselves with the conditions of reintegration proposed by Azerbaijan.\n\nSummary: \n- The unrecognized Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh has ceased to exist.\n- A decree was signed by the president of the unrecognized Republic.\n- The decree instructs the dissolution of all government institutions and organizations.\n- The population, including everyone who left the region, should familiarize themselves with the conditions of reintegration proposed by Azerbaijan.\n\n**Story 2: Russian economy in the context of global transformation**\n\nDescription: The seventh financial forum has opened in Moscow, where the Russian economy in the context of global transformation will be discussed. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will speak at the plenary session.\n\nSummary: \n- The seventh financial forum has opened in Moscow.\n- The Russian economy in the context of global transformation will be discussed.\n- Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will speak at the plenary session.\n\n**Story 3: Fire at Tashkent airport**\n\nDescription: A fire has broken out at a large warehouse near Tashkent airport, resulting in one death and over 160 injuries. The fire is visible from several kilometers away and has been localized but not yet extinguished. Helicopters have arrived to help firefighters. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, the building was struck by lightning.\n\nSummary: \n- A fire has broken out at a large warehouse near Tashkent airport.\n- One person has died and over 160 have been injured.\n- The fire is visible from several kilometers away and has been localized but not yet extinguished.\n- Helicopters have arrived to help firefighters.\n- According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, the building was struck by lightning.\n\n**Story 4: Republican debates in California**\n\nDescription: Republican debates have been held in California, with candidates discussing the main problems facing the United States and challenging Trump. Trump did not attend the debate, for which he received criticism from his opponents.\n\nSummary: \n- Republican debates have been held in California.\n- Candidates discussed the main problems facing the United States and challenged Trump.\n- Trump did not attend the debate, for which he received criticism from his opponents.\n\n**Story 5: Western countries are fleeing political and military fronts**\n\nDescription: The newspaper Lemont writes that Western countries are fleeing political and military fronts due to failures in Ukraine. The withdrawal of French troops from Niger two years after the Americans left Afghanistan, according to journalists, only indicates that the US and the EU are simply losing ground in the diplomatic field. The Ukrainian conflict is aggravating the situation, and the rejection of global politics forces the West to balance and always make concessions, the article states.\n\nSummary: \n- Western countries are fleeing political and military fronts due to failures in Ukraine.\n- The withdrawal of French troops from Niger two years after the Americans left Afghanistan indicates that the US and the EU are losing ground in the diplomatic field.\n- The Ukrainian conflict is aggravating the situation, and the rejection of global politics forces the West to balance and always make concessions.\n\n**Story 6: Businessmen from the United States still want to work with Russia**\n\nDescription: Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov states that businessmen from the United States still want to work with Russia, despite open pressure from the American authorities. Antonov emphasizes that Moscow is persistently blamed for the destruction of commercial ties, although Western partners were called upon precisely from Washington.\n\nSummary: \n- Businessmen from the United States still want to work with Russia.\n- Interest in cooperation does not fade even under open pressure from the American authorities.\n- Moscow is persistently blamed for the destruction of commercial ties, although Western partners were called upon precisely from Washington.\n\n**Story 7: West destroyed territorial integrity of Ukraine**\n\nDescription: Sergei Lavrov, in an interview with the Tas agency, states that it was the West that destroyed the territorial integrity of Ukraine. He recalls the situation with the Minsk agreements, which were cynically used against Russia in order to fill Ukraine’s arsenals with weapons. For the same purpose, the head of the Foreign Ministry emphasizes, the West is now trying to speculate on the topic of a possible truce. Lavrov is confident that a temporary ceasefire is being sought only in order to gain time and further pump up the Kiev regime with military equipment. Lavrov notes that Moscow does not see any real prerequisites for real negotiations to begin in the fall.\n\nSummary: \n- The West destroyed the territorial integrity of Ukraine.\n- The Minsk agreements were cynically used against Russia in order to fill Ukraine’s arsenals with weapons.\n- The West is now trying to speculate on the topic of a possible truce.\n- Moscow does not see any real prerequisites for real negotiations to begin in the fall.\n\n**Story 8: Large warehouse near Tashkent airport on fire**\n\nDescription: A large warehouse near Tashkent airport is on fire. One person has died and over 160 have been injured. The fire is visible from several kilometers away and has been localized but not yet extinguished. Helicopters have arrived to help firefighters. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, the building was struck by lightning.\n\nSummary: \n- A large warehouse near Tashkent airport is on fire.\n- One person has died and over 160 have been injured.\n- The fire is visible from several kilometers away and has been localized but not yet extinguished.\n- Helicopters have arrived to help firefighters.\n- According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, the building was struck by lightning.\n\n**Story 9: Seventh Moscow financial forum begins**\n\nDescription: The seventh Moscow financial forum has begun its work in Manege. Participants will discuss options for balancing the economy in the context of global transformation, tax policy issues, and new trends in markets. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will traditionally speak at the plenary session.\n\nSummary: \n- The seventh Moscow financial forum has begun its work in Manege.\n- Participants will discuss options for balancing the economy in the context of global transformation, tax policy issues, and new trends in markets.\n- Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will traditionally speak at the plenary session.\n\n**Story 10: Russian who worked for military intelligence of Ukraine detained in Sevastopol**\n\nDescription: The FSB reports that a Russian who worked for the military intelligence of Ukraine has been detained in Sevastopol. According to the department, in 2022, evading mobilization, the man went to one of the CIS countries and was recruited by Ukrainian intelligence. Carrying out an assignment from a foreign intelligence service, the Russian found a job in an organization that built fortified structures in Crimea, collected and transmitted the necessary information. He now faces up to life imprisonment.\n\nSummary: \n- A Russian who worked for the military intelligence of Ukraine has been detained in Sevastopol.\n- In 2022, evading mobilization, the man went to one of the CIS countries and was recruited by Ukrainian intelligence.\n- Carrying out an assignment from a foreign intelligence service, the Russian found a job in an organization that built fortified structures in Crimea, collected and transmitted the necessary information.\n- He now faces up to life imprisonment.\n\n**Story 11: Moscow Exchange index at the opening of trading**\n\nDescription: At the opening of trading, the Moscow Exchange index was 3,080 points and the RTS was 100. Five points.\n\nSummary: \n- At the opening of trading, the Moscow Exchange index was 3,080 points and the RTS was 100. Five points.\n\n**Story 12: Digitalization has helped to significantly simplify the procedure for obtaining licenses and permits for businesses in Russia**\n\nDescription: Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko speaks about how digitalization has helped to significantly simplify the procedure for obtaining licenses and permits for businesses in Russia. He mentions that the number of documents required to obtain a license has been reduced by half, and the time frame for consideration and decision-making on the issuance of licenses has been reduced by three times.\n\nSummary: \n- Digitalization has helped to significantly simplify the procedure for obtaining licenses and permits for businesses in Russia.\n- The number of documents required to obtain a license has been reduced by half.\n- The time frame for consideration and decision-making on the issuance of licenses has been reduced by three times.\n\n**Story 13: Ministry of Energy believes that expectations of a quick lifting of the fuel export ban are futile**\n\nDescription: The Ministry of Energy believes that expectations of a quick lifting of the fuel export ban are futile. The measure will remain in effect until fuel supply and prices stabilize. Energy Minister Nikolai Shurginov informed Tas about this. The agency also advocates a balance between the interests of consumers and producers.\n\nSummary: \n- The Ministry of Energy believes that expectations of a quick lifting of the fuel export ban are futile.\n- The measure will remain in effect until fuel supply and prices stabilize.\n- Energy Minister Nikolai Shurginov informed Tas about this.\n- The agency also advocates a balance between the interests of consumers and producers."
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