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Press review: Russia, Central Asia to hold drills and can Ukraine seek German compensation

Press review: Russia, Central Asia to hold drills and can Ukraine seek German compensation
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Press review: Turkey aims to return to F-35 program and US bid to make G7 anti-China fails

All news Press review: Turkey aims to return to F-35 program and US bid to make G7 anti-China fails Top stories in the Russian press on Wednesday, February 24 F-35 fighter jetÂ© Kang Jong-min/Newsis via AP Izvestia: Turkey seeks to return to F-35 fighter jet program Ankara still hopes to rejoin the US F-35 joint strike fighter program, and in order to attain this goal Turkey has hired an American lobby group. However, the success of this effort is now questionable. Even under President Joe Biden, the White House is not planning to bring Ankara back to the project, leaving it punished for purchasing Russia’s S-400 missile systems. Turkey’s return to the program could be good grounds for normalizing ties between the two NATO partners, Izvestia writes.

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Press review: Navalny gets real prison time and The Lancet deems Sputnik V as safe vaccine

All news Top stories in the Russian press on Wednesday, February 3 Alexey NavalnyÂ© Moscow City Court Press Office/TASS Media: Navalny’s suspended sentence turns into actual prison term Alexey Navalny will spend two years and eight months in a general security penal colony for fraud against the Yves Rocher company. He was handed a suspended sentence in the case in 2014, but on February 2, Moscow’s Simonovsky District Court sentenced the opposition figurehead to an actual prison term for numerous probation violations, Izvestia writes. The court had every reason to uphold the Federal Penitentiary Service’s request to replace Navalny’s suspended sentence with a real jail term, said lawyer Yevgeny Chernousov. A Federal Penitentiary Service official requested that the court send him to prison for 3.5 years, which does not exceed the term of his initial suspended sentence, he noted. According to the attorney, the court was unable to issue a harsher ruling because it wo

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