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- 1Ukraine's foreign minister condemns ongoing Russian attacks●Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine - Andrii Sybiha reacted to Russia’s continued attacks on Ukraine
Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha has reacted publicly to Russia's continued attacks on the country, speaking on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His statement comes amid ongoing Russian strikes on Ukrainian territory, reinforcing Kyiv's diplomatic messaging about the need for continued international support and pressure on Moscow.
- 2Italy commits over €55 million to humanitarian emergencies abroad●Agenzia Nova: Farnesina: oltre 55 milioni di euro per le emergenze umanitarie in Ucraina, Sudan, Palestina e Haiti 25 se
Italy's Foreign Ministry has approved more than 55 million euros in new funding for humanitarian emergencies in Ukraine, Sudan, Palestine and Haiti. Deputy Foreign Minister Edmondo Cirielli made the decision in agreement with Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. The money is aimed at supporting populations affected by conflict and crisis in the four countries.
- 3Italy commits over 55 million euros to humanitarian crises●Agenzia Nova: Farnesina: oltre 55 milioni di euro per le emergenze umanitarie in Ucraina, Sudan, Palestina e Haiti (2) 2
Italy's foreign ministry has announced more than 55 million euros in funding for humanitarian emergencies in Ukraine, Sudan, Palestine and Haiti. The move follows through on the Italy for Sudan initiative launched by foreign minister Antonio Tajani, with a deputy minister confirming the commitment. The allocation positions Italy as an active donor across multiple ongoing crises.
- 4Zakharova quotes Bible insult in reply to German minister●Машка-алкашка ответила главе МИД Германии цитатой про «псов» и «свиней» Комментируя слова Йоханна Вадефуля о том, что ро
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova responded to German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul's remark that Russia must prove it wants peace by citing the Gospel of Matthew: 'Do not give what is holy to dogs, and do not throw your pearls before swine.' The exchange drew attention for its unusually sharp, insult-laden tone, underlining the deep chill in Moscow-Berlin relations and the broader standoff over whether Russia is genuinely seeking an end to the war in Ukraine.