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Russia

has blocked this Friday the adoption in the

of a joint declaration on the

, which is reviewed every five years.

denounces "political" aspects of the text, which aims to prevent the proliferation of atomic weapons, promote complete disarmament and encourage cooperation in the peaceful use of this type of energy.

Secretary

General

warned this Friday of the "strategic challenge" posed to the

's increased presence

in the

.

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7.31

Zelensky calls on the IAEA to arrive "as soon as possible" in Zaporizhia

The president of

, Volodímir Zelenski, summoned the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) to arrive "as soon as possible" at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant to avoid new risks such as the past these days.

"The situation remains very risky and dangerous. Any repetition of yesterday's events, that is, any disconnection of the plant from the grid, any action by

that could trigger the shutdown of the reactors, will put the plant again. one step away from disaster," Zelensky said in his usual late-night speech.

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7.22

NATO warns of the challenge posed by Russia's increased presence in the Arctic

NATO Secretary General

warned this Friday of the

by Russia's increased presence in the Arctic.

Stoltenberg concluded a three-day visit to Canada today at Cold Lake Air Base, in the northwest of the country, where the North American Aerospace Defense Command (Norad) fighter jets tasked with patrolling the Arctic are based.

Along with Canadian Prime Minister

, the NATO secretary general stressed that the shortest route for Russian missiles and bombers to reach Western Europe is through the Arctic region.

Furthermore, Stoltenberg explained that

such as

.

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7.18

Russia blocks the adoption of a nuclear disarmament treaty at the UN

Russia

has prevented this Friday the adoption of a joint declaration on the nuclear disarmament treaty after a four-week

conference in which

has denounced "political" aspects of the text.

The

(NPT), which is reviewed by 191 signatories every five years, aims to prevent the proliferation of atomic weapons, promote complete disarmament and foster cooperation in the peaceful use of this type of weapon. Energy.

The latest draft of the text expressed "serious concern" about military activities around Ukrainian hubs, including

's loss of control

over these enclaves and its negative impact on security.

At the last review conference in 2015, the parties were also unable to reach an agreement on substantive issues.

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