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He also discussed the challenges they face, including the need to provide support to the people in these regions and to ensure their safety and well-being.\n\n**Story 2: Russian Military Shoots Down Ukrainian Aircraft, Destroys Drones**\n\n*Description:* The Russian military reported that it had shot down a Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft and destroyed 26 Ukrainian Armed Forces drones. \n*Summary:* The Russian Defense Ministry said that the Ukrainian aircraft was shot down in the Donetsk People's Republic, while the drones were destroyed in various locations throughout the country. The ministry said that the downing of the aircraft and the destruction of the drones were part of Russia's ongoing special military operation in Ukraine.\n\n**Story 3: Russian Troops Advance in Donetsk Region, Destroy Ukrainian Equipment**\n\n*Description:* The Russian military reported that its troops had advanced in the Donetsk region, destroying Ukrainian equipment and killing dozens of Ukrainian soldiers. \n*Summary:* The Russian Defense Ministry said that its forces had destroyed two Ukrainian assault groups in the Donetsk region, killing up to 105 Ukrainian soldiers and destroying five vehicles. The ministry also said that its troops had destroyed a Ukrainian ammunition depot in the Kharkov region.\n\n**Story 4: Russian Military Receives New Su-35 and Su-57 Fighter Jets**\n\n*Description:* The Russian military received a new batch of Su-35 and Su-57 fighter jets, which were added to the country's fleet of military aircraft. \n*Summary:* The Russian Defense Ministry said that the new fighter jets had undergone a full cycle of factory tests and were ready to perform tasks. The ministry said that the Su-57 fighter jets were fifth-generation aircraft and would be used for more complex tasks.\n\n**Story 5: Russian Foreign Ministry Criticizes Canada for Inviting Nazi Collaborator to Parliament**\n\n*Description:* The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized Canada for inviting Yaroslav Gunka, a Nazi collaborator, to parliament. \n*Summary:* The ministry said that Gunka was a member of the Ukrainian SS Galicia division and that he had been involved in war crimes during World War II. The ministry also said that Canada had accepted many former SS men after World War II and that these individuals still had an influential lobby in the country.\n\n**Story 6: Armenia Invited Russia to Sign Agreement on International Criminal Court**\n\n*Description:* Armenia invited Russia to sign a bilateral agreement on the Rome Statute of an International Criminal Court. \n*Summary:* The Russian Foreign Ministry said that it had conveyed its position of unacceptability of Armenia's ratification of the Rome Statute to the Armenian partners. The ministry said that Russia had proposed a compromise option, but that Yerevan had not taken it into account. The ministry also said that Armenia's ratification of the statute would have negative consequences for bilateral relations.\n\n**Story 7: Ukraine Will Not Receive EU Funds Until Hungary Pays Its Dues**\n\n*Description:* The government of Hungary announced that Ukraine would not receive any funds from the EU budget until Hungary had paid its due funds from European funds. \n*Summary:* The Hungarian government said that it was withholding the funds because it was concerned about the lack of transparency in the use of EU funds by Ukraine. The government also said that it was concerned about the lack of progress in Ukraine's implementation of the Minsk agreements.\n\n**Story 8: US Miscalculated in Imposing Sanctions on Russia, Says Political Scientist**\n\n*Description:* Political scientist John Mearsheimer said that the United States had miscalculated in imposing sanctions on Russia and that this had turned too many people against the US. \n*Summary:* Mearsheimer said that the US had hoped that the sanctions would quickly put Russia in its place, but that this had not happened. He said that the sanctions had instead caused Russia to become more assertive and to seek closer ties with other countries. Mearsheimer also said that the US had lost its position throughout the world due to its failure in Ukraine and its rash policies.\n\n**Story 9: Russian Economy in Search of New Balance, Discusses at Moscow Financial Forum**\n\n*Description:* The Russian economy is in search of a new balance and how to find it is being discussed at the Moscow financial forum. \n*Summary:* The forum is being attended by government officials, business leaders, and economists. They are discussing the challenges facing the Russian economy, including the impact of sanctions, the need to diversify the economy, and the need to increase investment. The forum is also discussing the opportunities for the Russian economy, such as the development of new markets and the expansion of trade with other countries.\n\n**Story 10: Russian Military Destroys Ukrainian Equipment, Advances in Donetsk Region**\n\n*Description:* The Russian military reported that it had destroyed Ukrainian equipment and advanced in the Donetsk region. \n*Summary:* The Russian Defense Ministry said that its forces had destroyed two Ukrainian assault groups in the Donetsk region, killing up to 105 Ukrainian soldiers and destroying five vehicles. The ministry also said that its troops had destroyed a Ukrainian ammunition depot in the Kharkov region."
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