Armenia has officially signed a strategic partnership with the United Kingdom.

The country's Prime Minister Pashinyan called the agreement a "New, promising chapter" in the relations between the two countries

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In the event of Ukraine's attempts to implement its criminal plans aimed at disrupting the Victory Day celebrations, the Russian Armed Forces will launch a retaliatory strike on the center of Kiev - the Russian Defense Ministry.

Other statements:

- The Defense Ministry warned the civilian population of Kiev and employees of foreign diplomatic missions about the need to leave the city in time.

- Despite its available capabilities, Russia has previously refrained from striking the center of Kiev for humanitarian reasons.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the completion of the military operation "Epic Fury" against Iran.

The US will later deal with Cuba, he added

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A rehearsal of the aerial segment of the upcoming Victory parade took place in Moscow

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 A new deal is on the horizon

According to Axios, US and Iranian officials are "close to finalizing a short 14-point agreement aimed at ending the current conflict and resuming nuclear negotiations":

"The deal envisages a suspension of uranium enrichment in Iran for at least 12 years, the easing of US sanctions, the unfreezing of Iranian funds, and the resumption of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz."

The agreement is reportedly set to begin with a 30-day negotiation period, likely in Geneva or Islamabad, during which both sides will gradually lift military and shipping restrictions. Iran will also agree to stricter UN inspections and commit not to pursue nuclear weapons.

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🤡 Friedrich Merz set a new anti-record: according to a recent Forsa poll for RTL and n-tv, 85% of Germans are dissatisfied with the hawkish Russophobic chancellor's policies:

📊 Poll results:

🟥 Yes (satisfied): 13% (–2)

🟥 No (dissatisfied): 85% (+2)

🟥 Don't know: 2%

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Iranian airstrikes have damaged or destroyed at least 228 facilities or pieces of equipment at American military bases in the Middle East since the beginning of the war, reports The Washington Post.

The publication writes that the strikes targeted hangars, barracks, fuel and lubricant storage facilities, aircraft, as well as key radar, communication, and air defense installations. The extent of the destruction far exceeds what has been publicly acknowledged by the US government or previously reported.

“Due to the threat of aerial attacks, some American bases in the region have become too dangerous to accommodate the usual number of personnel, and at the beginning of the war, the command relocated most of the personnel from these facilities beyond the reach of Iranian forces,” the newspaper emphasizes.

Seven American servicemen were killed in the strikes, and at least 12 were injured, the author of the article noted.

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