Bashar al-Assad traveled to Moscow to meet with Vladimir Putin

• “We don’t want a conflict between America and Russia”Anatoly Antonov, Russia’s ambassador to Washington, called the State Department on Tuesday after a US drone crashed into the Black Sea. The U.S. accuses a Russian plane of downing the device, while Moscow says its fighters did not fire and that there was nothing. “Communication” With the drone.
• The United Nations on Tuesday assessed an international agreement to export grain from UkraineIt has been made possible since last summer to ease the global food crisis, and should continue beyond March 18, even if Russia halves its duration.
• Hungary postpones referendum on Sweden and Finland joining NATO Also, during the press conference, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristerson mentioned this“Over the past few weeks, the Turkish side has made it known that it is ready [que] Finland [entre dans l’OTAN]But not for Sweden.”.
• Adopted by the Lithuanian Parliament Resolution Eligibility Terrorist Organization Wagner Private Military CompanyAnd calls on other countries to do the same.
• Poland could send its Soviet-era MiG-29 jets to Ukraine in four to six weeksPolish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said at a press conference in Warsaw, without giving further details.

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