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16.11.2022 11:40 The procurement of medium-ranged AMRAAM-D air-to-air missiles in a bid to enhance the performance of Norway's F-35 fighter jets that previously described as the backbone of the Nordic country's military, has been touted as the single largest in the history of its armed forces.

16.11.2022 11:40 New Omicron subvariants BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 accounted for nearly half of new COVID-19 cases in the United States in the past week, while health officials have been urging the public to take an updated booster dose.

16.11.2022 11:40 Weekly flu cases, hospitalizations and deaths have nearly doubled for the second week in a row in the United States, ABC News reported on Monday, citing data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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16.11.2022 11:40 President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has told world leaders that the time to end Russia's war in Ukraine is "now" and called for the extension of a grain-export deal due to expire shortly, as heavy fighting continues in the eastern Luhansk and Donetsk regions.

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16.11.2022 11:40 Vladimir Putin held, via videoconference, a meeting of the Russian Pobeda Organising Committee.

16.11.2022 11:40 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says that Ukraine's conditions for ending the ongoing conflict and for restarting peace talks with Moscow have been "unrealistic and inadequate."

16.11.2022 11:40 Russia warns the West against attempts to seize its frozen international reserves to be used as compensation for damage and loss in Ukraine, promising to do "everything possible" to stop the "plundering" of its assets.

16.11.2022 11:40 The United States is looking into modifications for Gray Eagle drones, which are armed with Hellfire missiles and are sought after by the Ukrainian military, US media reported.

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16.11.2022 11:40 The UN Human Rights Office says both Russia and Ukraine have tortured prisoners of war , including beatings, electric shocks, and humiliating treatment such as forced nudity, during the conflict that started with Moscow's unprovoked invasion of its neighbor in late February.

16.11.2022 11:40 A team of U.N. investigators finds both Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war have been subjected to torture and ill-treatment by their captors. The report is based on interviews over the past several months with 159 POWs, including 20 women held by the Russian Federation and 175 male POWs held by Ukraine.