- US legislative bodies (House and Senate) are drafting a defense bill aimed at countering China's expansion.
- China buys Russian oil and gas while the House considers bills sanctioning Iran and Russia, clashing with UNSC norms.
Russia and China announced the end of monitoring international sanctions related to Iran, within the context of the UNSC.
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Russia and China announced the end of monitoring international sanctions related to Iran, within the context of the UNSC.
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village in North Ossetia, Russia
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