A Russian beluga whale, previously speculated to be a “spy” due to a harness and military background, was identified as part of a Russia military program before escaping. Named Hvaldimir, the beluga charmed locals in Norway but tragically died from a stick stuck in its mouth, ruling out human involvement in its death. The expert Dr. Shpak uncovered the whale’s history and suggested it was trained for security purposes, shedding light on its mysterious origins and fate.
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A tentative reset between Britain and the EU
Summary On May 19, Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government and EU leaders will hold a summit in London to sign agreements aimed at strengthening UK-EU relations post-Brexit, including a declaration of common principles, a security and defence pact, and discussions on Brexit-related issues. The UK’s military capabilities are seen as vital for EU defence efforts, although immediate access to EU funds will require further negotiations. Both sides face domestic political pressures that hinder progress, yet...
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