Nato is allegedly considering removing Ukrainian President Zelenskyy amid claims of blocking peace talks and financial misconduct. The SVR suggests Western leaders view Zelenskyy as an obstacle and are exploring ways to discredit him before potential elections next fall. Neither Nato nor Ukrainian officials have commented on the claims.
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A Hong Kong-flagged container ship traveling through the Red Sea exploded on Tuesday, igniting a major fire that forced the crew to abandon the vessel. The incident occurred approximately 225 kilometers off the coast of Hodeida, Yemen, a city controlled by Houthi rebels. The cause of the explosion remains unclear, and the Houthis have not claimed responsibility. The crew was rescued unharmed, and the ship was carrying dangerous cargo. This event highlights ongoing risks in the Red Sea, a vital... Expand