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Russia’s plot to break Nato Gradual escalation will sow discord

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Nato special operations take part in the Trojan Footprint 2026 military exercise in Constanta, Romania. (Andrei Pungovschi/Getty) EuropeNatoRussiaWar Prefer us on Google Off the coast of Hiiumaa, history is about to be made. A combined fleet of Nato battleships — led by destroyers from the Royal Navy and involving five nations — steams toward this windswept island at the mouth of the Gulf of Finland.
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Is Bulgaria Putin's next target? He could use energy as a weapon

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Which way, Bulgarian man? (Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP/Getty) bulgariaElectionsMoscowPoliticsPutinSofia In central Sofia, the old Russian embassy still bears signs of the Kremlin’s patrimony. First, there’s the building itself, a stately, 19th-century affair, which now houses a business center promoting ties between Moscow and Sofia. Then there’s Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, named for Russian Tsar Alexander II, where a greeter dressed as a nobleman beckons passersby into an upscale Russian restaurant.
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Is this the end of Hezbollah?

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Hezbollah troops in Beirut, Lebanon (NurPhoto/ Getty) HezbollahIran WarIsraelLebanonNetanyahu Seven. That’s how many times Israel has invaded Lebanon since 1978, yet this latest incursion could prove the most momentous of all. Unlike previous assaults, changes inside Lebanon itself mean the IDF could finally achieve a long-cherished goal: the crushing of Hezbollah and a political realignment in Beirut that removes future threats to Israel’s security.
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