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00:18ZINTELSLAVAUS Secret Service says it is aware of video00:17ZINTELSLAVANineteen sailors killed in attacks on 68 vessels in Strait of Hormuz since late February00:09ZBELLUMACTAColombian president warns he will prosecute alleged corruption under predecessor Gustavo Petro00:05ZPRESSTVIran's Deputy Foreign Minister: Entry Route to Persian Gulf Will Pass Through Iran Under Oman Agreement00:04ZINTELSLAVAResidents in Ternopil blocked military vehicle, clashed with recruitment office over conscription attempt00:01ZEPOCHTIMESTornado Sweeps Through Southern French Village, Causing Damage23:58ZPRESSTVUS Army Black Hawk helicopter crashes during military exercise near Denver, Colorado23:57ZOSINTLIVERussia says its forces struck three cargo vessels carrying supplies for Ukrainian military

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NATO's Hague summit lands the headlines. The real story is the missile contract.

A $49.4bn long-range missile programme and a Polymarket that gives the alliance a 96% chance of surviving the year tell two different stories about what the Hague summit actually locked in.

Daniel Whitmore · Monexus Opinion desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·9 Jul 2026

Military trucks carrying a large camouflaged missile launcher system travel along a paved road under an overcast sky. @Kyivpost_official · Telegram

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