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EU won’t keep promises to Ukraine – Kremlin

Brussels is treating Kiev like a donkey chasing a carrot, Dmitry Peskov has said

The EU announcement that it should begin negotiations with Ukraine on eventual membership is like an old farmer’s trick to manage an unruly beast of burden, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday.

“We are talking about a carrot that is tied [to a stick] in front of the cart,” President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman told journalist Pavel Zarubin. “These promises are unlikely to be real.”

Peskov was referring to the folk story of a farmer who motivated his donkey by dangling a treat just ahead of the cart that the beast was pulling. The donkey would keep chasing the carrot, but could never catch it – and in some versions of the story, would get beaten with the stick if it stopped. The expression “the carrot and the stick” also comes from this tale.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Wednesday that she had.....More Here
https://www.rt.com/russia/586956-eu-promises-ukraine-unlikely-peskov/

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The spokesperson for Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Iran's highest operational command unit, says Iranian forces carried out a missile strike against a US military installation following an attack on a desalination facility in southern Islamic Republic.

Speaking on Saturday, Lieutenant Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari said the response followed aggression originating from the Naval Support Activity Bahrain, which is a United States Navy base that serves as the home to US Naval Forces Central Command and United States Fifth Fleet.

"In response to the aggression by American terrorists from the Juffair base against the Qeshm desalination facility, that American base was immediately struck by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) using precision solid-fuel missiles,” he noted.

The official described the strike as a direct response to the attack on the facility located on Qeshm Island.

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US can't keep hiding truth about its captured forces: Iran's security chief

Iran's top security official says reports indicate that several American soldiers have been captured during the latest round of the United States' and the Israeli regime's unprovoked aggression towards the Islamic Republic that has prompted decisive Iranian retaliation.

Ali Larijani, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, made the remarks in a post on X on Sunday, saying, “It has been reported to me that several American soldiers have been taken prisoner."

"But the Americans claim that they have been killed in action. Despite their futile efforts, the truth is not something they can hide for too long,” he added.

Since late last month, Washington and Tel Aviv have begun taking Iran under fresh deadly atrocities, triggering the Islamic Republic's Armed Forces, most notably the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), to fight back by launching hundreds of ballistic missiles and drones against numerous sensitive and strategic hostile targets.

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US worried over dwindling ammunition stocks in war against Iran: Report8hr

American officials worry about the rapid depletion of the US military’s advanced weaponry amid the ongoing military aggression on Iran.

American officials and analysts are expressing serious worry about the rapid depletion of the US military’s stocks of advanced weaponry amid the ongoing military aggression against Iran.

Just days after the aggression began, US military leaders warned that the American armed forces have already expended thousands of sophisticated missiles and hundreds of costly interceptors, according to The Washington Post.

The report suggested the US may soon have to prioritize targets as its inventory shrinks.

American worries over dwindling ammunition are now affecting allies such as Israel and Persian Gulf states. CNN reports that a Persian Gulf ally’s missile interceptor stock is exhausted and urgently needs replenishment.

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