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NATO pioneers are getting ready for a highest point in Lithuania on Tuesday, with US President Joe Biden meeting with UK State leader Rishi Sunak on Monday, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan requesting his country to be permitted to join the European Association before Sweden is owned up to NATO.

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Biden meets Sunak in London: US President Joe Biden proclaimed a "unshakable" relationship with the Unified Realm during a gathering with State head Rishi Sunak on Monday morning. Biden said they would reinforce collaboration on joint financial security, as well as talking about the NATO partnership in front of the highest point with NATO pioneers in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Kyiv pushing for NATO enrollment: Ukraine needs a consistent greeting from NATO individuals for Kyiv to join the protection union, Delegate Head of the state Olga Stefanishyna said. Russia's conflict in Ukraine and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's push for NATO enrollment will be among the central questions at the NATO highest point.

Erdogan pushes for EU promotion: Turkey's way to enrollment of the European Association ought to be cleared before Sweden's NATO participation, as indicated by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "In the first place, how about we clear Turkey's direction in the European Association, then we should make room for Sweden," Erdogan said Monday.

Ukrainian counter-hostile gaining slow headway: The Ukrainian military says it has freed 169 square kilometers of region in the south starting from the start of the hostile in mid-May, a region generally the size of the city of Odesa. The Establishment for the Investigation of War said that "the ongoing speed of the Ukrainian counteroffensive is intelligent of a conscious work to monitor Ukrainian battle power and attrit Russian labor supply and gear at the expense of more slow regional advances."

Prigozhin and Putin have met: Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov has affirmed that Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin after his brief uprising toward the finish of June. There has been far and wide hypothesis about where the Wagner chief has been since the cut short rebellion on June 23-24.

Moscow blamed for "atrocity": Russia's lethal bombarding Sunday of a school where regular citizens were getting philanthropic guide is a "atrocity," as per police in Ukraine's southern Zaporizhzhia locale. Something like four individuals were killed and 11 others harmed in the assault in the city of Orikhiv.

Top Russian general found out in the open: Russia's Service of Safeguard has distributed video that seems to show top armed force general Valery Gerasimov in his most memorable public appearance since the bombed Wagner rebellion last month. The service said Gerasimov, who seldom unveils appearances, was paying attention to a report on Ukraine's supposed endeavors to strike focuses in Crimea.