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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu has requested to cancel his court testimony for at least the next two weeks, citing “classified security and diplomatic reasons,” the state is expected to respond by Sunday. — N12

Two of the measures mutually agreed upon between the parties have yet to be implemented: a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of Iran’s blocked assets prior to the commencement of negotiations. These two matters must be fulfilled before negotiations begin.

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We have arranged ten-year agreements with three countries. Ukrainian companies will work with the armed forces of these countries to protect specific facilities. My task is to negotiate volumes, services, and types of weaponry. Security talks are currently underway with Oman, and we are also in discussions with Kuwait and Bahrain – this is in addition to the countries we have already reached agreements with, which everyone has seen. In return for our support and expertise, we will receive various things. In some cases, it involves interceptors to protect our energy infrastructure; in others, there are financial arrangements. All of this will strengthen our energy stability – we have agreements in place for a year. There are also supplies of oil and diesel for Ukraine. In some cases, we receive crude oil that will be delivered to refineries in Europe for processing. In others, we are talking about finished products – diesel. So in essence, we are helping strengthen their security in exchange for contributions to our country’s resilience – and this is far more than simply receiving money. From a conversation with journalists (3/5).