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Hegseth Staff Damaged Historic Eisenhower Globe While Moving It at the Pentagon — The Washington Post

According to The Washington Post, while attempting to move one of the two historic 'Eisenhower globes' into Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth's office on February 3, the artifact fell and was damaged near Antarctica. The Army confirmed the incident; history specialists were on unpaid leave due to the shutdown. The Pentagon called what happened an 'accident' and, per AFP, called the item a 'replica.'

Sevara Azamova
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WP: Ex-intelligence officer claims Trump does not believe in Ukraine's victory and leans toward Putin

A former senior US intelligence official told The Washington Post that Donald Trump is convinced of Russia's superiority and does not believe in Ukraine's military success. According to the source, this conviction persists regardless of changes in relations between Washington and Kyiv. Trump previously noted Russia's demographic advantage over Ukraine.

Javlon Tursunov
1 min read
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The Washington Post Photographer Heidi Levin Beaten by Settlers in the West Bank

The Washington Post photographer Heidi Levin was injured on October 16 when, according to the newspaper, a group of Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian residents and journalists near the village of Abu Falah near Ramallah during the olive harvest. The newspaper, the UN, the US State Department, the Foreign Press Association and RSF condemned the attack. Israeli police and the army launched an inquiry; Netanyahu's office said the circumstances 'remain unclear'.

Otabek Yusupov
4 min read