⚠️Today, IRGC intend for respond to Israel's attacks on Syria, possibility rocket attack on Israel and same time USA army bases in Iraq and Syria

🚨Finland's membership in NATO was officially announced

🚨United Nations claims that Myanmar has bought weapons from North Korea

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💢Armed persons in streets France

💢Russia says security forces have arrested members a family in Sverdlovsk oblast who were spying for Ukraine intelligence Service

💢Israel published the coordinates of 16 IRGC centers in Syria that have drone warehouses and monitoring and training centers

💢Earthquake 5.9 magnitude in Chile

💢European security organizations say that last year, Russia was involved in cutting land cables in northern Germany and undersea cables that supply electricity to the Danish islands

💢Nuclear reactor 2 that helps power 2 million homes from Hartlepool, England has gone offline

💢Map of latest situation from Bakhmut front

🚨Red alert in Israel due to rocket attacks

🚨Israel air defense actived for destroy rockets

🚨So far, six rockets have been destroyed by Israel's air defense systems

💢Clashes at the south of Nablus

💢Heavy shooting at the south of Nablus

🚨Israel's airstrike on Gaza is underway, sound of several explosions was heared

🚨Israel air defense activity for destroy rockets

💢Israel bombed the positions of Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza

💢So far, 18 rockets fired into Israel, most them were destroyed by air defense and some landed in open place

💢British ministry of defence: On the 28th March 2023, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that a move to issuing some of Russia's sovereign debt in foreign currencies was 'under development'.The move is almost certainly an indication that Russia anticipates external financial support from foreign states it deems 'friendly'. Once the development is completed, investors from other countries will be able to purchase Russia's sovereign debt and therefore finance some of Russia's future budget shortfalls. Such investors would be indirectly financing Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In recent months, Russia's own banks have been the main entities purchasing Russian state debt. However, they are unlikely to have the capacity to fully fund anticipated future budget deficits. Russian officials likely see external debt issuance as one way to plug gaps in Russia's finances as they plan for a long war in Ukraine. However, it remains unclear whether Russia will succeed in implementing the measures.