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Missing soldiers in Lithuania
Lithuanian President: I hope for a miracle

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda does not want to give up hope that the four American soldiers who disappeared in the country will be found. According to CBS News, Nauseda hopes for a “miracle.”

– Although many skeptics would probably say that there is no hope in this situation, I want to feel faith.

The soldiers’ military vehicles have been found underwater, but not the soldiers. They disappeared in connection with an exercise.

The nuclear agreement with Iran
Iran: Has sent a letter to Trump about nuclear weapons

Iran says it has responded to Donald Trump’s letter about talking about the Iranian nuclear weapons program, reports Bloomberg.

Two weeks ago, Trump sent a letter to the country’s leaders to negotiate a nuclear weapons agreement. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says that a letter has been sent back through the intermediary country of Oman.

Araghchi also says that Iran does not want to hold direct negotiations with the US as long as the administration continues with “military threats” and its “maximum pressure” campaign.

In parallel with the exchange of letters, the US is carrying out attacks on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen who attacked a cargo ship in the Red Sea.

Claims to the Arctic
Putin promises more soldiers after the Greenland offensive

Russia will increase the number of soldiers in the Arctic region after Donald Trump’s proposal to take over Greenland, Vladimir Putin announced according to The Telegraph.

– It is obvious that the role and importance of the Arctic, both for Russia and for the whole world, is growing, says the Russian president.

Putin adds that NATO is conducting more and more military exercises in the area and that Russia is closely monitoring the situation.

The area is expected to gain even greater strategic importance as the ice melts, partly because new trade routes at sea will open up.