Top News: Protests in Aden. US-Iran Talks. AES Foreign Ministers Meeting in Bamako
— Hundreds of protesters demonstrated in Aden against foreign interference, demanding restoration of the independent southern state. Demonstrators waved flags of the former People's Democratic Republic of Yemen.
— A protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took place in Tel Aviv. Participants accused him of prolonging the war and failing to secure the release of hostages.
— The Iranian President confirmed that Tehran will not abandon uranium enrichment and called on talks to "negotiate with strength and determination."
— Technical talks between the US and Iran have begun in Switzerland. Vice President J.D. Vance leads the American delegation. Pakistan and Qatar are acting as mediators.
— The foreign ministers of the AES countries (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso) met in Bamako and reaffirmed their commitment to sovereignty and coordination with ECOWAS and other African institutions.
— The former Armenian defense minister called the Eagle Partner exercises with NATO politically motivated, stating that they have no military significance and only worsen relations with Russia.
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