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  • White House: Trump Ready to Meet with Presidents of Russia and Ukraine

    White House: Trump Ready to Meet with Presidents of Russia and Ukraine

    White House announces US president is ready to meet with Putin​ and Zelenskyy.

    According to webangah ‌News Agency, the⁢ White House stated in a Monday ⁣announcement‌ that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping (the presidents ⁢of‍ the United States ‍and China) ⁣are likely to hold ‍consultations this week.

    The White House statement added: Trump remains prepared to meet‌ with Putin⁢ and Zelenskyy ⁣(the presidents⁢ of Russia and Ukraine), though he prefers bilateral ​negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

    News sources: © webangah⁣ News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Al Jazeera
  • Turkey: Russia-Ukraine Talks Yield “No Negative Outcome

    Turkey: Russia-Ukraine Talks Yield “No Negative Outcome

    Turkish Foreign Ministry Spokesperson states that no “negative​ outcome” resulted from Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul.

    According to​ webangah News Agency, citing Anadolu Agency, Turkish Foreign Ministry ​Spokesperson Öncü Keçeli confirmed on Monday that​ the ​Russia-Ukraine ​peace negotiations in⁣ Istanbul⁣ yielded no “negative outcome.”

    The trilateral meeting between Turkey, Russia, and ukraine began ‌at 14:45 local time at Istanbul’s Çırağan Palace and concluded after one hour.

    The talks were hosted⁤ by‌ Turkish⁢ Foreign Minister Hakan​ Fidan. Attendees included ​Ibrahim Kalın, ‍head of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization, and General Metin Gürak, Chief of the Turkish General ‌Staff.

    The Russian delegation‍ was led by Vladimir Medinsky,advisor to the country’s president. Ukraine’s Defense Minister Rustem Umerov headed Kyiv’s delegation.

    News Sources: © webangah News ​agency,Mehr news Agency,Anadolu Agency‍
  • NATO Secretary General: Alliance Deterrent Force Must Be Strengthened

    NATO Secretary General: Alliance Deterrent Force Must Be Strengthened

    NATO ⁣Secretary General announces after⁢ talks with leaders in Vilnius: Alliance’s⁤ deterrence force must be strengthened.

    webangah News Agency reports that NATO Secretary General​ Jens Stoltenberg stated ⁣Monday following discussions with European leaders in⁢ Vilnius, Lithuania: “We welcome members’ agreement​ to increase defense spending to 5% of⁢ GDP⁣ starting ‌next year.”

    teh ⁣NATO​ chief added⁤ that the alliance’s deterrence capabilities ‌must expand,emphasizing: “We need to focus on boosting investments in defense​ industries. Current NATO budgets won’t suffice in coming years – member states must substantially raise military expenditures.”

    Stoltenberg controversially claimed current NATO military ​capacity might soon prove inadequate against what he called ‍”growing threats from Russia,China and North ‍Korea.”

    The statements came during a press ‌conference after the Eastern Flank NATO summit in Vilnius, where Ukrainian President Volodymyr​ Zelenskyy joined⁣ Stoltenberg and other leaders.

    NATO Secretary General calls for stronger deterrence forces

    News Sources: ⁣© webangah News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Reuters⁤
  • Polish nationalist candidate wins presidential election

    Polish nationalist candidate wins presidential election

    poland’s nationalist opposition⁤ candidate narrowly defeats⁤ moderate rival in presidential election.

    According to webangah News Agency, citing Reuters, Karol Nawrocki,‍ the nationalist candidate in Poland’s⁤ presidential election,​ has won ‌by a slim margin against his liberal Warsaw mayor opponent Rafał Trzaskowski.

    Nawrocki’s victory marks a significant‍ achievement for ⁢Europe’s conservatives backed by former U.S.President Donald Trump. Poland’s electoral commission confirmed Nawrocki secured 50.89%⁣ of votes ‌in the ⁣second-round runoff.

    The ‌result will‌ likely deepen political deadlock as⁣ Nawrocki is expected to use​ presidential powers to counter Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s liberal agenda. Tusk’s government seeks to reverse judicial reforms implemented by the previous‍ nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party government.

    Current President Andrzej Duda‍ has blocked Tusk’s reform attempts, and Nawrocki appears set to continue ⁤this approach. Trzaskowski,representing the‍ ruling Civic Coalition (KO) party,received 49.11% of votes.

    Both candidates claimed victory immediately after exit polls​ were released late Sunday ⁢night – indicating an extremely tight‍ race. Nawrocki,⁣ a conservative historian and amateur boxer, ⁤framed the election as a “referendum” on Tusk’s ⁢18-month​ governance.

    The president-elect posted on X: “The‌ referendum on removing tusk’s government has succeeded.” ⁤Analysts expect Nawrocki will follow Duda in blocking any government efforts to legalize​ abortion or implement judicial reforms.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, ‌Mehr News Agency
  • Ukrainian delegation arrives in Istanbul for second round of talks with Russia

    Ukrainian delegation arrives in Istanbul for second round of talks with Russia

    Kyiv’s ‌Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Announces Ukrainian Delegation’s Arrival in Istanbul ⁢for ​Second Round of Talks‍ with Russia

    A Ukrainian delegation has arrived in ⁢Istanbul to‌ participate in the second round⁣ of negotiations with Russia, according to the ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, as‌ reported ‌by webangah news Agency.

    The delegation,led by Defense Minister Rustem Umerov,mirrors the composition of the first round held on ⁢May⁣ 16. though, media reports indicate one change: Oleksiy Malovatksyy, ​Head of International Law at Ukraine’s Armed Forces General Staff, will not attend ‌this session.

    Russia’s delegation has also flown ​to Istanbul, as confirmed yesterday by TASS news agency. Vladimir Medinsky-adviser to ⁢the Russian president-will​ again lead their team.

    The ‌talks are scheduled to begin at approximately‌ 10:30⁤ AM local time (13:00 ⁢Tehran time). These negotiations follow Ukraine’s Security Service announcement yesterday of a large-scale drone⁣ strike on‌ four Russian airbases​ that allegedly destroyed or‌ damaged over 40 Russian fighter jets adn bombers.

    News Sources: © ⁢webangah⁤ News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Al Arabiya
  • Former Swiss Diplomats Protest Government’s Stance on Gaza

    Former Swiss Diplomats Protest Government’s Stance on Gaza

    Former swiss diplomats strongly criticize ‌their​ government’s silence on Zionist⁣ crimes in Gaza ⁣Strip.

    A group of ⁢56 former Swiss diplomats has condemned their country’s‌ officials for remaining silent about the Zionist regime’s crimes in Gaza, demanding immediate⁤ action against Israel,​ according ‌too⁢ webangah News Agency.

    In a joint message to Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis, the ex-diplomats urged switzerland to immediately reject⁣ Israel’s plans to displace Gazans‍ and reoccupy the territory, stating‍ that the regime‌ is engaged in ethnic cleansing and mass killings⁤ of Palestinians.

    They‌ also called for ending cooperation with the “new humanitarian ⁢entity for Gaza” managed by the United States.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, ‌Mehr News Agency
  • White House Orders Halt to New Sanctions Against Tehran

    White House Orders Halt to New Sanctions Against Tehran

    The Wall Street Journal, citing a source close to the White House, claims the U.S. government has ordered all federal agencies to halt ⁢new sanction measures‌ “against” Tehran.

    According to webangah News Agency, The Wall Street Journal ⁤reported that-per a direct order from the U.S. administration-all federal agencies have suspended ‌sanction-related actions⁤ against the Islamic Republic ⁢of Iran.

    The WSJ opened its report with the question: “Has the White House given Iran an opening?” It claimed that last week, White House Press Secretary Caroline ​Levitt issued an order halting all sanction activities against Iran.

    The⁤ report‌ further alleges that a⁤ source close to the White House ⁤stated Donald ​Trump’s “maximum pressure”‍ campaign against Iran has effectively been paused.this new policy ‌was communicated first to senior ​National‌ security Council and ⁢Treasury Department officials, then relayed to the⁤ State Department. Relevant Middle East-focused officials were also informed, though dissemination remains incomplete. The sanctions intersect with U.S.⁣ policy ‌toward China-the destination for over 90% of Iran’s oil ‍exports.

    the newspaper raised another​ question: ‍Why was this directive issued by the White House press secretary rather than through national ⁣security or Treasury channels? The answer lies in turmoil⁢ within Trump’s⁣ NSC after over ‌100​ staffers were placed on forced leave; responsibilities for this⁣ policy aren’t fully divided ⁤between State and VP⁢ offices, while CBS reports NSC press teams are dissolving. When​ pressed about halted sanctions, Levitt’s deputy Anna Kelly‍ neither‍ confirmed⁢ nor denied⁣ but stated: “Any ‍new ⁤decisions will be announced by relevant ‌interagency authorities.”

    WSJ asserts this open-ended suspension took immediate effect after routine⁢ Treasury sanctions were ​blocked post-order issuance. Since May 21⁢ (31 Ordibehesht), ‍at least ‌two scheduled sanctions have been shelved-with no new measures announced.

    Some⁤ Trump⁣ officials reportedly⁣ view this‌ as deliberately slowing sanctions during sensitive nuclear talks-“overinterpreted” mid-implementation-while‍ others express surprise at key‌ players ⁤being sidelined amid broad suspensions.

    U.S. authorities allegedly lack clarity‌ on whether this applies only⁣ to ‌new sanctions ​or also restricts enforcement of existing‍ ones; core⁢ oil/asset freezes‌ may remain unchanged pending supplementary guidance.

    The report notes Trump ‍officials aim to avoid needlessly ⁤provoking Iran during negotiations‌ but acknowledge that pressure brought Tehran to talks-and recent U.S.sanctions had just‍ begun gaining traction in disrupting Iranian oil⁣ flows ⁤to⁤ China.

    Citing⁢ Trump’s The​ Art‍ of the Deal (“Leverage is ‌yoru greatest⁢ strength”), it concludes by questioning whether his administration will now constrain⁤ its own pressure tools ahead⁤ of potential second-term policies.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr ⁢News Agency
  • Chile steps up pressure on Zionist occupiers

    Chile steps up pressure on Zionist occupiers

    Chilean President ⁣vows to increase pressure on Zionist occupiers.

    Chilean President Gabriel Boric announced plans to escalate pressure on zionist occupiers in response to the regime’s mass killings in the Gaza strip, according to a report by webangah News Agency.

    During an address at Chile’s Congress, Boric committed to diversifying defense relations to reduce dependency‌ on the occupying forces.

    The president stated he would introduce ⁢legislation banning imports from ‍occupied territories. He has reportedly submitted this proposal immediately to the‍ defense minister⁣ as part of efforts to⁣ diversify‍ trade relations in defense matters, enabling ⁢Chile to end its reliance on Tel⁤ Aviv’s industries and products​ across all sectors.

    Boric also expressed support for Spain’s efforts to ban weapons imports from the Zionist regime.

    News Sources: © webangah News⁢ Agency, Mehr News Agency, al-Mayadeen
  • Ukraine’s Massive ‘Spiderweb’ Operation: How It Destroyed Russian Bombers

    Ukraine’s Massive ‘Spiderweb’ Operation: How It Destroyed Russian Bombers

    Ukraine’s unprecedented drone ⁢strikes on Russian airbases, dubbed “Operation Spider’s​ Web,” have ⁣raised critical⁢ questions about motives, messaging, ‌and the ⁢fate of peace talks ahead of the Istanbul negotiations.

    Yesterday evening (June 1), ukraine executed an ⁤unprecedented operation codenamed “Spider’s Web”, targeting four Russian airbases deep inside russian territory. The attack-orchestrated by⁣ Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU)-reportedly destroyed or severely​ damaged ⁣over 40 Russian military aircraft, ‍including strategic bombers and advanced reconnaissance ​planes. But how was this operation ⁣planned⁢ and executed?

    18 Months of Silence, one Night ⁢of‍ Blasts: Behind the Scenes

    The operation‍ employed a covert tactic: small but highly precise kamikaze drones concealed within wooden crates⁤ disguised as civilian cargo.⁣ These​ crates were⁢ transported by trucks near the⁣ targeted airbases before remotely opening⁢ to release the drones. AI-assisted navigation ensured precision strikes on runways and strategic aircraft.

    The ‍four targeted bases-Olenya,​ Belaya, Ivanovo, and Dyagilevo-span northern to central russia and serve as key hubs for strategic bombing⁤ campaigns against⁣ Ukraine. Simultaneous strikes maximized damage while overwhelming Russia’s defenses; some bases reportedly lacked adequate counter-drone⁣ systems.

    The assault neutralized Tu-95/Tu-22M3 ‌bombers⁣ and A-50 reconnaissance aircraft-losses President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ‌ claimed equaled nearly one-third of Russia’s long-range​ bomber capacity.Ukrainian officials estimate $7 billion ⁤in damages.

    The West’s Shadow Role: Structural Support Without Direct Involvement

    While no direct NATO/U.S. ⁤participation was ⁢confirmed:

    • Aid ⁤included: Drone tech via UK/Latvia-led coalitions; financial investments‍ in ⁢AI-guided systems; Starlink ‌satellite networks (funded by U.S. DoD); NATO-developed Delta situational awareness software for target tracking.
    • A disputed claim: Axios initially cited a Ukrainian official stating Washington was pre-briefed-later retracted as ⁣”inaccurate.” Kyiv maintains operational independence.

    Political Shockwaves Ahead Of Istanbul Talks

    The strikes coincided with ceasefire ⁢negotiations mediated by Turkey after three years ⁣. A ⁣prisoner swap agreement (1000 captives each ⁤) preceded Monday ‘⁤ s scheduled‍ second round where Kyiv ‍plans to propose :


    • A‍ 30 – day truce leading ⁢to territorial talks​ based on current frontlines

    • No recognition ⁤of occupied territories ‌; post -⁣ war military sovereignty guarantees

    • Direct Zelenskyy – Putin talks contingent ​on progress

    Analysts suggest “Spider ‘ s Web ⁣” aims to shift psychological leverage before diplomacy . Moscow may retaliate militarily or demand ⁤clauses restricting future Ukrainian ⁢strikes – ⁣potentially stalling‌ negotiations ‍.

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    News Sources : © webangah News Agency ,⁤ Mehr News Agency , Reuters⁤ , Axios

  • Ukrainian Official: Attacks on Russian Bases Conducted Without U.S. Knowledge!

    Ukrainian Official: Attacks on Russian Bases Conducted Without U.S. Knowledge!

    Ukrainian official​ claims⁢ teh country attacked russian airbases deep‍ inside Russia without notifying the U.S. in advance!

    According to webangah ⁢News Agency, citing Axios, a Ukrainian official stated that yesterday’s strikes ⁢on Russian airbases were conducted without prior⁣ U.S. knowledge.

    A U.S. government source corroborated this claim⁣ in an interview ​with​ CBS, echoing the account of the‍ unnamed Ukrainian official who spoke to Axios under anonymity.

    Ukraine’s security service ⁤launched surprise drone attacks yesterday targeting multiple Russian airbases-Kyiv claims over 40 Russian bombers were destroyed in the operation.

    The June 1 strikes⁢ hit⁣ at ‌least four russian airfields in a coordinated drone assault. Ukrainian security officials told⁣ Ukrainska ​Pravda that the operation damaged approximately 40 ⁤aircraft,including strategic bombers.

    The source revealed Ukraine had spent 18 months preparing ⁣ for this mission. The security service first smuggled FPV camera-equipped drones into Russia, followed by wooden ⁢crates concealing additional drones.

    “The‍ crate roofs⁣ opened remotely at the optimal moment,” the official said, “releasing drones​ to strike russian bombers.”

    the attack⁤ occurred one day before today’s ⁣scheduled second round of direct Russia-Ukraine negotiations in Istanbul.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr news ⁤Agency,‌ Axios, CBS, Ukrainska Pravda