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🇷🇺Russian President Vladimir Putin used the final stage of Russia’s Pacific Fleet drills to outline Moscow’s security priorit...

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🇷🇺Russian President Vladimir Putin used the final stage of Russia’s Pacific Fleet drills to outline Moscow’s security priorities in the Asia-Pacific, while warning that Russia could respond if its commercial vessels are seized abroad. Speaking aboard the Guards missile cruiser Varyag, where he received a report from Commander of the Pacific Fleet Viktor Liina, Putin said Russia was strengthening its military presence in the region, citing growing tensions, NATO’s expanding activities and developments in the Arctic and the Northern Sea Route. His comments come amid increased Western enforcement against Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” of oil tankers used to transport crude despite sanctions. In recent months, authorities have seized or detained several vessels linked to the fleet, including the Marinera, seized by the United States in January, the Grinch, boarded and seized by France before its later release, and the Ethera, seized by Belgium in February. More recently, an Italian-led EU naval mission boarded two Russia-linked tankers in the Mediterranean to verify compliance with EU sanctions, while the EU’s latest sanctions package allows member states to establish legal frameworks for selling cargo seized from sanctioned vessels. Addressing the issue directly, Putin accused some countries of restricting Russian commercial shipping and warned that any seizure and sale of Russian vessels or property would amount to “piracy and plunder”. He said Russia would reciprocate if such actions occurred, adding that any response would not necessarily be limited to the same waters. The Russian president also criticised Japan’s recent defence policy, reiterated Russia’s position on the Kuril Islands dispute, confirmed support for expanding the Pacific Fleet’s capabilities, and said Moscow remained prepared to cooperate with neighbouring countries, including Japan, where mutual interests could be respected. ℹ️ @Euronews, Kremlin 📸 Russian President Vladimir Putin on board missile cruiser Varyag..Kremlin #Russia #ForeignAffairs #Europe #Geopolitics #WorldNews

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🇭🇺Hungary’s parliament has elected Andras Baka, the former head of the Supreme Court, as the country’s next president, following a parliamentary vote backed by the governing Tisza party. In his inaugural address, President Andras Baka said Hungary should pursue justice while avoiding revenge, adding that the presidency should represent citizens with differing political views. He also criticised aspects of the previous administration, saying stronger checks and balances were needed. Key developments: - Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s government backed Baka’s election after constitutional changes ended President Tamas Sulyok’s term. - Opposition Fidesz MPs boycotted the vote, arguing the constitutional amendment was illegitimate. - The government rejected Fidesz’s accusations of authoritarianism. - Under the amendment, Baka will serve until a new constitution takes effect or for a maximum of five years. ℹ️ @Reuters, @Euronews 📸 Hungary's ruling Tisza party nominated Andras Baka looks on as the parliament votes to elect a new president in Budapest, Hungary, August 11, 2026. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo #Hungary #Politics #Europe #Geopolitics #WorldNews

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🇺🇸🇮🇷US President Donald Trump has said Iran should pay compensation for deaths and damage attributed to Tehran, while asserting that the US Navy controls the Strait of Hormuz. Speaking at the White House on 10 August, Trump said: “If there’s damages to be paid, I think Iran should pay those damages.” He linked his demand to previous attacks involving US personnel and deaths during protests in Iran. Trump also claimed: “We have a blockade that’s been infallible. It’s a steel wall”, while saying the strait was now open to selected vessels. He added: “We control the strait 100%.” The comments followed Iran setting conditions for reopening the waterway, including demands for compensation over war-related damage and changes to US policy. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman are reported to be in the final stages of an agreement establishing arrangements for commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters reported that Tehran considers the agreement close but says it would not, by itself, resolve its wider demands for reopening the waterway. ℹ️ @The White House 📸 U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during an event to sign an executive order regarding vaccine flexibility, in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., August 10, 2026. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper #UnitedStates #Iran #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #WorldNews

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🇩🇪Germany’s military recruitment campaign has received a limited response despite expanded outreach, as the government seeks to strengthen the Bundeswehr amid Europe’s changing security environment. Under reforms introduced in 2026, military service remains voluntary, but 18-year-old men are required to complete a registration questionnaire. Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has said compulsory military service could be reconsidered if voluntary recruitment fails to meet personnel targets. Key developments: - Around 300,000 registration letters were issued, with about 530 volunteers signing up. - Germany aims to recruit approximately 80,000 additional troops. - Nearly 6,000 people have registered as conscientious objectors this year, exceeding last year’s total. - Recruitment advertising has increased to around $80 million in 2026. The debate extends beyond military recruitment, with some politicians also advocating a form of mandatory civilian or national service to strengthen civil protection and social resilience, while critics argue greater investment should be directed towards education and public services. ℹ️ @Al Jazeera English 📸 Oliver Berg/dpa/picture alliance #Germany #Defence #Europe #Geopolitics #WorldNews

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