Day: May 10, 2024

Germany to purchase HIMARS systems from US for Ukraine  Euromaidan Press

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Heavy fighting in Gaza’s Rafah keeps aid crossings closed, sends 100000 civilians fleeing  The Associated Press

Ukraine says Russia has launched an assault to breach defences in northeastern Kharkiv  The Economic Times

Russia Launches Offensive Into Kharkiv Region, Ukraine Says  The Moscow Times

Russia attacks about 21 towns and villages in Kharkiv region, kills 1, injures 4  Gwara Media En

For the first time in recent years, Ukrainians are of the opinion that a democratic system is more important for the country than a strong leader.

1. Russian leader Mikhail Mishustin is reappointed by Putin as prime minister  Fox News
2. Putin Signals Continuity With PM Mishustin’s Reappointment  The Moscow Times

President of Russia
Vladimir Putin: Mr
Mishustin, as you know, I have submitted a proposal to the State Duma on appointing you as Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.

Most recently, we have met with colleagues to assess the Government’s
performance over previous years. A lot has been achieved in challenging
conditions, and I think it would be proper for us to continue working with you
and for you to continue your work as Prime Minister.

You and I have discussed the structure and line-up. I think in general
we are on the right path, and I very much expect the State Duma deputies to appreciate and support you during your upcoming consultations today with the Duma parties and later at a parliament session. Just recently, you made a report in the State Duma, and the deputies are well aware of the work that the Government
and you as Prime Minister have done over these past years.

After this, which will hopefully go as planned, we will meet again to discuss your proposals in greater detail. We will act in accordance with the Constitution. I hope that the State Duma deputies will support your candidates
for deputy prime ministers and federal ministers.

Acting Prime Minister
Mikhail Mishustin:
Thank you, Mr Putin.

First, I would like to thank you for the trust you put in me.

The tasks you set in your Address to the Federal Assembly, and, of course, the national development goals specified in the new May executive order,
serve as guidelines and priorities for the Government’s work.

I would like to emphasise that the Government will continue working
uninterrupted. I also believe that we must ensure continuity regarding all the previous
national goals set in the Executive Orders 204 and 474. We will make every
effort to develop our economy and so to justify the trust of our people, and I am confident that under your leadership we will achieve all the set tasks.

Vladimir Putin: We formulated the national
development goals together with you and our colleagues from the Government, and the achievement of these goals in all areas is our paramount objective. As the recent years have shown, we are generally able to achieve the results that the country needs, and obviously, in today’s difficult conditions, we must get
together and organise the activities exactly as we agreed at the latest meeting
with the Government, working continuously.

Mikhail Mishustin: We will do this, Mr Putin.

Vladimir
Putin: Thank you.

Brother of convicted businessman set to plead guilty to charges of lying to FBI  Chicago Sun-Times