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According ⁣to webangah ⁣News Agency, former US President Donald Trump—who had previously criticized Russian president Vladimir Putin—has⁣ now​ targeted his Ukrainian counterpart‌ Volodymyr‍ zelenskyy.

Trump wrote ⁣on his Truth Social platform that ‌zelenskyy’s statements consistently create problems. The former US president asserted that the Ukrainian leader ⁢should stop speaking this way.

“Zelenskyy isn’t ⁣helping his country with this kind of talk,” Trump wrote. ​”Everything coming out of‌ his mouth causes trouble. ‍I don’t ‍like it, and he’d better stop.”

Trump claimed Russia’s actions in Ukraine were “unprovoked,” adding that if⁤ Moscow’s goal is complete occupation of Ukraine, it would lead to “Russia’s collapse.”

The ⁤remarks follow Russia’s recent large-scale drone and missile attack ​on Kyiv, which ukrainian officials‍ called⁣ Moscow’s biggest assault since the ⁣war began in February 2022.

according ​to webangah News Agency, ‍US President⁤ Donald Trump has postponed implementing 50% tariffs against the European Union amid ongoing ⁤trade conflicts with nearly​ all‍ global partners, including Washington’s closest allies.

The‍ tariffs, originally scheduled for June 1, will now take effect ⁣on July 9 following ⁣a‍ phone call‌ between ‍Trump and european Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Trump claimed von ‍der Leyen ⁣expressed willingness ⁤to “enter serious negotiations” ‍during their conversation.

“I’ve told anyone who would listen that thay needed to do this,”​ Trump told ‌reporters. “Von der ⁤Leyen promised we’d sit down immediately to⁤ resolve the issue.”

On Friday, the president had threatened the ⁢27-member bloc via his Truth Social platform, complaining that “dealing with the EU‌ is very difficult” ​and⁣ trade talks were going nowhere. ⁤He initially​ set June 1 as the⁤ deadline for imposing the punitive tariffs.

The​ von der Leyen call‌ appears ⁣to have temporarily⁢ defused tensions. ​Shortly after their⁣ discussion, Trump announced: ⁢”I agreed to extend this until July ⁢9, ⁣2025. ⁣It ‍was my⁢ honor to ​do so!”

The European Commission president stated: “The EU and US share the most notable‌ commercial‍ relationship in history. ⁣Europe​ stands ready to move⁣ forward quickly and‍ decisively with negotiations. We simply⁢ needed until July 9th to reach a good agreement.”

According to ⁣ webangah News Agency, a shooting in a coastal⁤ city of South Carolina left at least 11 peopel wounded.

The incident occurred around 9:30⁤ PM local time in Little River, authorities confirmed. Horry County‍ police have not yet released details about the victims’ ‍conditions.

Police stated the shooting‍ was an isolated event with no connection‌ to other incidents, taking⁤ place at a residential ⁣property‌ where several businesspeople had gathered.

Lauren Jace, spokesperson for North Myrtle Beach, ⁣reported‍ that one responding officer ​accidentally shot himself in‌ the leg ⁣approximately two miles from the crime scene after receiving emergency calls⁢ about the shooting.

According to webangah News ⁢Agency, citing Associated‌ Press, U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out at Vladimir⁤ putin following Russia’s third night of intense attacks ​on Ukraine.

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social: “I’ve always had a great relationship with Vladimir Putin, but something happened to ⁣him. He’s gone entirely crazy!”

The former president claimed, “Putin is killing so many people for‌ no reason. ⁣Missiles and ‍drones are ⁢being fired‌ aimlessly at Ukrainian cities!”

Ukrainian officials⁢ stated this marks Russia’s largest attack on Ukraine as the ‍war began in February 2022, with at least 12 dead and ⁤dozens ⁤wounded.

Trump warned Russia ⁤that if Putin attempts⁤ to conquer⁣ all of Ukraine, it would lead to “Russia’s downfall!”

The U.S. leader also expressed dissatisfaction with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s ​stance, stating his behavior “isn’t helping the country.” Addressing Zelenskyy directly, ‌Trump added: “Everything coming⁤ out of‍ his mouth causes trouble. I don’t like it—he should stop.”

According to ​ webangah News Agency,​ Iran and the⁣ US have⁢ held five rounds of⁣ indirect talks mediated by Oman regarding Iran’s nuclear program. While no comprehensive ​agreement has been reached, ⁣officials from both Tehran and Washington describe the negotiations as constructive.

US President Donald Trump commented ⁢on the discussions with Iran: “We’ve ⁣seen real​ progress in negotiations with Iran. We’ve had ⁤very good‌ talks with them.”

Regarding escalating tensions between ukraine and⁣ Russia⁤ despite Istanbul talks, ​Trump added: “I feel badly about what Putin is doing, and we’re looking at imposing ⁤further sanctions against Russia.”

These⁤ remarks follow ⁢Ukrainian⁣ President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s call for stronger sanctions against Moscow after Russia rejected‍ a ⁤proposed temporary ceasefire agreement.

The German Foreign Minister had ⁣earlier urged US ‍cooperation in sanctioning Russia to⁢ pressure Putin ⁣into agreeing to a Ukraine ceasefire.

Trump concluded: “I think we’ll hear good⁣ news about Iran, as well as about Hamas in Gaza.”

According to webangah News Agency, Tom Barrack, the U.S. government’s representative in Syria, stated in an interview on Sunday: “The era of Western intervention has ended, and the⁣ future ⁤depends on regional solutions and partnerships grounded in mutual respect.”

The U.S. envoy emphasized that ⁣the West imposed‌ arbitrary borders drawn with ink (on paper),dividing Syria and the region through colonial-era agreements like Sykes-Picot. He acknowledged that this Western-imposed division came at the cost of generations of suffering, vowing: “We will not repeat this mistake.”

Barrack added: “Syria’s tragedy stemmed from division—it’s rebirth must come from dignity, unity, and investment in its people! A new Syria begins with truth, accountability, and cooperation⁢ with the region. We stand alongside Turkey, gulf states, and Europe.” He claimed that “the ⁤fall of‍ Assad opened doors to peace,” asserting that lifting sanctions had unlocked opportunities for Syrians.

The American official’s admission about deadly Western interventions—and his crocodile tears for Syria—comes only after Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists gained influence there. Meanwhile,Syrians have endured years of crippling sanctions imposed by ⁢the Western-Hebrew axis against Damascus.

According to⁤ the English section ‍of webangah news Agency, Matthew Whitaker, ⁢the U.S. representative to NATO, stated in an interview with Fox⁣ News on Sunday that former ⁢President Donald Trump had‍ made it clear Iran would not acquire nuclear ⁤weapons—”whether through negotiation or‌ any other‌ means.” Whitaker made these remarks without referencing the International Atomic ‍Energy Agency (IAEA)’s ​acknowledgment of the peaceful nature of⁤ Iran’s nuclear program.

The U.S. envoy to NATO,​ who appeared to overlook Trump’s unilateral violation of UN Security council Resolution 2231 in 2018 and withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear‌ deal (JCPOA), added:⁣ “We will not ‌reach an agreement with Iran that cannot be verified⁣ or implemented in the future.”

Whitaker further emphasized: “A diplomatic solution and negotiations are necessary to end the war in⁢ Ukraine.⁤ Ther is no military solution to this conflict. A lasting peace ​agreement must⁢ be reached between Ukrainians ​and Russians.”

Iraqi security analyst Adnan al-Kinani has warned that certain members of NATO’s delegation in Iraq are collaborating with ⁣foreign intelligence‍ services, including Israel’s Mossad, according to a report by webangah News Agency.

Al-kinani stated that NATO is failing to fulfill it’s core mission in Iraq—training and equipping‌ the country’s forces. He argued that the continued presence of these personnel weakens the Iraqi military’s capabilities.

The analyst further claimed most‍ NATO military advisors in Iraq operate under questionable security cooperation cover while maintaining ties with foreign intelligence agencies, including Mossad. Their prolonged presence, he ​stressed, threatens iraq’s national security.

A Bloomberg survey shows‍ that 56% of Americans believe thier cost of living would be better today without former President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, according to webangah News‍ Agency.

The poll, conducted among 2,100 U.S. citizens, also found that 69% expect further price increases for daily goods.

Trump announced heavy customs tariffs on most countries on April 2, sparking widespread concerns about rising consumer prices in the United States.