The Indian rupee dropped by 71 paise during intraday trade to hit the all-time&nbsp;low of 83 against the United States dollar on Wednesday. It followed the trend of the US dollar strengthening its position against most major currencies, including the pound in the United Kingdom.

While the previous all-time low was 82.63, the rupee dipped to record low of 83.22.

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According to Financial Times, experts were taken by surprise following the sudden drop and the trading on Thursday will be crucial to determine the future trend of the Indian rupee.

The impact of the rupee was also felt in the Indian stock market as the Sensex and Nifty 50 – two major indicators – fell considerably and closed the market with substantial losses on Wednesday.

The main reasons behind this sudden drop in the rupee’s value are the mounting recession fears brought about the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war. Currencies like the Euro, Pound and the Yen have all lost their value in the last month and Reuters had reported that the rupee can fall below the 83-mark.

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Earlier in the day, the Office for National Statistics in the United Kingdom said that the inflation was at its all-time high since 1982. The index rose from 9.9 per cent in September to 10.1 per cent.

On the other hand, the Japanese Yen is also experiencing a 32-year low against the US dollar. The USD is boosted by the measures taken by the US Federal Reserve and that has directly affected the other currencies.

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The Indian rupee dropped by 71 paise during intraday trade to hit the all-time low of 83 against the United States dollar on Wednesday. It followed the trend of the US dollar strengthening its position against most major currencies, including the pound in the United Kingdom.

The Indian rupee dropped by 71 paise during intraday trade to hit the all-time low of 83 against the United States dollar on Wednesday. It followed the trend of the US dollar strengthening its position against most major currencies, including the pound in the United Kingdom. While the previous all-time low was 82.63, the rupee dipped to record low of 83.22. Also read | Iranian trainers reportedly teaching Russian military about drones in Crimea According to Financial Times, experts were taken by surprise following the sudden drop and the trading on Thursday will be crucial to determine the future trend of the Indian rupee. The impact of the rupee was also felt in the Indian stock market as the Sensex and Nifty 50 – two major indicators – fell considerably and closed the market with substantial losses on Wednesday. The main reasons behind this sudden drop in the rupee’s value are the mounting recession fears brought about the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war. Currencies like the Euro, Pound and the Yen have all lost their value in the last month and Reuters had reported that the rupee can fall below the 83-mark. Also read | UK inflation accelerates to 40-year high amid rising food prices Earlier in the day, the Office for National Statistics in the United Kingdom said that the inflation was at its all-time high since 1982. The index rose from 9.9 per cent in September to 10.1 per cent. On the other hand, the Japanese Yen is also experiencing a 32-year low against the US dollar. The USD is boosted by the measures taken by the US Federal Reserve and that has directly affected the other currencies.

Indian rupee falls to record low against United States dollar, crosses 83-mark

The world’s second-richest man Bernard Arnault has decided to sell his private jet. The CEO of LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton SE, the world's largest luxury goods company, took the decision in order to stop people on Twitter&nbsp;from tracking his movement, according to Bloomberg.

The report claimed that the company sold its private jet after multiple Twitter accounts were created in order to track the planes owned by Arnault. The main motive behind the accounts like I Fly Bernard and Bernard’s Airplane were to show how much pollution the planes were causing.

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In the past few months, the French parliament has been discussing the pollution created by private jets owned by billionaires. A number of politicians even asked for a ban on the majority of private jets and according to Bloomberg, that could have played a role in Arnault’s decision.

“Indeed, with all these stories, the group had a plane and we sold it,” Arnault said on the LVMH-owned radio station after Twitter users were surprised with the inactivity of the planes. “The result now is that no one can see where I go because I rent planes when I use private planes.”

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His son, Antoine Arnault, also came to the defence of his father as he said that the criticism on the social media has been “unfair”. During an appearance on French television, he said that the decision was also taken to keep their movements secret from the competition.

“It’s not very good that our competitors can know where we are at any moment,” he said. “That can give ideas, it can also give leads, clues,” he said according to South China Morning Post.

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The world’s second-richest man Bernard Arnault has decided to sell his private jet. The CEO of LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton SE, the world's largest luxury goods company, took the decision in order to stop people on Twitter from tracking his movement, according to Bloomberg.

The world’s second-richest man Bernard Arnault has decided to sell his private jet. The CEO of LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton SE, the world's largest luxury goods company, took the decision in order to stop people on Twitter from tracking his movement, according to Bloomberg. The report claimed that the company sold its private jet after multiple Twitter accounts were created in order to track the planes owned by Arnault. The main motive behind the accounts like I Fly Bernard and Bernard’s Airplane were to show how much pollution the planes were causing. Also read | Donald Trump expected to testify in defamation lawsuit involving rape accuser In the past few months, the French parliament has been discussing the pollution created by private jets owned by billionaires. A number of politicians even asked for a ban on the majority of private jets and according to Bloomberg, that could have played a role in Arnault’s decision. “Indeed, with all these stories, the group had a plane and we sold it,” Arnault said on the LVMH-owned radio station after Twitter users were surprised with the inactivity of the planes. “The result now is that no one can see where I go because I rent planes when I use private planes.” Also read | Australia to investigate reports that China hired its ex-military pilots His son, Antoine Arnault, also came to the defence of his father as he said that the criticism on the social media has been “unfair”. During an appearance on French television, he said that the decision was also taken to keep their movements secret from the competition. “It’s not very good that our competitors can know where we are at any moment,” he said. “That can give ideas, it can also give leads, clues,” he said according to South China Morning Post.

World’s second richest man sells private jet to stop Twitter from tracking him

Former United States President Donald Trump is expected to testify in the defamation case involving columnist E. Jean Carroll who accused him of rape. Trump’s lawyers asked the court for a delayed date for his deposition, but Judge Lewis Kaplan made it clear that it will go ahead as decided. &nbsp;

Carroll claimed that Trump sexually assaulted her in a department store in New York in the 1990s and she has already submitted her deposition in front of the lawyers on October 14.

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The defamation lawsuit was filed back in 2019 after Carroll wrote about the incident in her book which was published by the New York Magazine. According to the book, the incident happened in the changing room of the Bergdorf Goodman department store on Fifth Avenue in New York.

Trump completely denied the accusations and even went on to say that Carroll was “totally lying” and she was “not his type”. While there were arguments made by the lawyers that Trump was protected by his executive immunity as President, Carroll went on to file the case against him.

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While experts believe that the argument regarding the executive immunity may play a part in the judgement, Carroll’s lawyer Roberta Kaplan also submitted proof of several comments that Trump made about her clients as well as the defamation case on the Truth Social platform.

There were also discussions about the US government defending Trump as the lawsuit was filed during his tenure as President, but all such reports were completely dismissed by the authorities.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Former United States President Donald Trump is expected to testify in the defamation case involving columnist E. Jean Carroll who accused him of rape. Trump’s lawyers asked the court for a delayed date for his deposition, but Judge Lewis Kaplan made it clear that it will go ahead as decided.

Former United States President Donald Trump is expected to testify in the defamation case involving columnist E. Jean Carroll who accused him of rape. Trump’s lawyers asked the court for a delayed date for his deposition, but Judge Lewis Kaplan made it clear that it will go ahead as decided. Carroll claimed that Trump sexually assaulted her in a department store in New York in the 1990s and she has already submitted her deposition in front of the lawyers on October 14. Also read | War LIVE | Putin declares martial law in its annexed regions in Ukaine The defamation lawsuit was filed back in 2019 after Carroll wrote about the incident in her book which was published by the New York Magazine. According to the book, the incident happened in the changing room of the Bergdorf Goodman department store on Fifth Avenue in New York. Trump completely denied the accusations and even went on to say that Carroll was “totally lying” and she was “not his type”. While there were arguments made by the lawyers that Trump was protected by his executive immunity as President, Carroll went on to file the case against him. Also read | Iranian trainers reportedly teaching Russian military about drones in Crimea While experts believe that the argument regarding the executive immunity may play a part in the judgement, Carroll’s lawyer Roberta Kaplan also submitted proof of several comments that Trump made about her clients as well as the defamation case on the Truth Social platform. There were also discussions about the US government defending Trump as the lawsuit was filed during his tenure as President, but all such reports were completely dismissed by the authorities. (With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump expected to testify in defamation lawsuit against rape accuser

The Indian embassy in Ukraine has issued a new advisory for people travelling to the country as the conflict with Russia continue to worsen. The notification asked people to not come to Ukraine at the moment and also requested Indians living in Ukraine to leave the country and return home.

“Indian citizens, including students, in Ukraine advised to leave Ukraine at earliest,” the embassy said in the statement which was published on their official Twitter handle.

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The announcement was made just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that they will be enforcing martial law in all the four regions that they “annexed”. The four regions – Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia – have experienced several tensions since the highly controversial referendums and the mostly Russia-backed local administrations took control.

Under the new order, Putin said that special powers will be granted to all the major officials in the four regions. They will be given the responsibility to maintain the status quo in those regions.

Reuters also reported that the announcement of martial law means that the local administrations will have the power to enforce curfews and ban any public gathering for the foreseeable future.

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"All these territories are inalienable parts of the Russian Federation, and they are all protected. Their security is provided for at the same level as [it is for] the rest of Russia's territory," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the reporters.

Earlier, several loud explosions were heard in central Kyiv. &nbsp;At least two blasts rang out after Monday's Russian attacks - with Iranian-made drones - aimed at energy infrastructure killed five.

The Indian embassy in Ukraine has issued a new advisory for people travelling to the country as the conflict with Russia continue to worsen. The notification asked people to not come to Ukraine at the moment and also requested Indians living in Ukraine to leave the country and return home.

The Indian embassy in Ukraine has issued a new advisory for people travelling to the country as the conflict with Russia continue to worsen. The notification asked people to not come to Ukraine at the moment and also requested Indians living in Ukraine to leave the country and return home. “Indian citizens, including students, in Ukraine advised to leave Ukraine at earliest,” the embassy said in the statement which was published on their official Twitter handle. Also read | Australia to investigate reports that China hired its ex-military pilots The announcement was made just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that they will be enforcing martial law in all the four regions that they “annexed”. The four regions – Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia – have experienced several tensions since the highly controversial referendums and the mostly Russia-backed local administrations took control. Under the new order, Putin said that special powers will be granted to all the major officials in the four regions. They will be given the responsibility to maintain the status quo in those regions. Reuters also reported that the announcement of martial law means that the local administrations will have the power to enforce curfews and ban any public gathering for the foreseeable future. "All these territories are inalienable parts of the Russian Federation, and they are all protected. Their security is provided for at the same level as [it is for] the rest of Russia's territory," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the reporters. Earlier, several loud explosions were heard in central Kyiv. At least two blasts rang out after Monday's Russian attacks - with Iranian-made drones - aimed at energy infrastructure killed five.

India advises its citizens to leave Ukraine at earliest as conflict escalates

North Korea once again fired artillery shells off its west and east coasts hours after South Korea’s military began its annual field exercises. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the firing took place late on Tuesday as 100 shells were fired off the west coast and 150 were filed off the east coast.&nbsp;

While the firing went on for quite some time, South Korea confirmed that none of the shells landed on their territory. However, there were some which landed in the buffer zone which was established between South Korea and North Korea as part of the inter-Korean agreement signed back in 2018.&nbsp;

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The firing was a clear response to the military drills held by South Korea which were aimed at developing defence tactics in response to any North Korean attack. The South Korean military was assisted by the United States army in the drills as part of the long-standing partnership between the two nations.&nbsp;

The relationship has caused severe problems for North Korea which condemned the recent “dangerous military drills” involving US warships, reported Reuters. In response, Pyongyang tested 15 missiles in the past two weeks including a ballistic missile that flew over Japan.&nbsp;

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The situation was worsened by the visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris to Seoul as she reaffirmed support for South Korea and said that US will assist them in the conflict with North Korea.&nbsp;

This was the second time that North Korea dropped shells in the buffer zone between the countries and Seoul issued a warning against "provocations that undermine peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula”.&nbsp;

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North Korea once again fired artillery shells off its west and east coasts hours after South Korea’s military began its annual field exercises. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the firing took place late on Tuesday as 100 shells were fired off the west coast and 150 were filed off the east coast.

North Korea once again fired artillery shells off its west and east coasts hours after South Korea’s military began its annual field exercises. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the firing took place late on Tuesday as 100 shells were fired off the west coast and 150 were filed off the east coast. While the firing went on for quite some time, South Korea confirmed that none of the shells landed on their territory. However, there were some which landed in the buffer zone which was established between South Korea and North Korea as part of the inter-Korean agreement signed back in 2018. Also read | French cement firm Lafarge pleads guilty to supporting Syrian terror groups, fined $780 million The firing was a clear response to the military drills held by South Korea which were aimed at developing defence tactics in response to any North Korean attack. The South Korean military was assisted by the United States army in the drills as part of the long-standing partnership between the two nations. The relationship has caused severe problems for North Korea which condemned the recent “dangerous military drills” involving US warships, reported Reuters. In response, Pyongyang tested 15 missiles in the past two weeks including a ballistic missile that flew over Japan. Also read | Ukraine-Russia war LIVE | German cybersecurity chief sacked over Russia ties The situation was worsened by the visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris to Seoul as she reaffirmed support for South Korea and said that US will assist them in the conflict with North Korea. This was the second time that North Korea dropped shells in the buffer zone between the countries and Seoul issued a warning against "provocations that undermine peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula”.

North Korea fires artillery shells near sea border, says South Korean military

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The Brazilian presidential elections between the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and the main contender Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have been filled with controversies. In a recent tussle between the two candidates, Bolsonaro apologised on Tuesday following “pedophilia” accusations from his opponents.

The controversy started when Bolsonaro recounted a story about visiting the homes of "three or four very pretty 14- or 15-year-olds" last year in a poor Brasilia neighbourhood.

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"There was a vibe between us. I turned around. 'Can I come in your house?' I went inside. There were 15 or 20 girls (in the house), all Venezuelans aged 14, 15, getting ready on a Saturday. Why? To earn a living," he said during a YouTube interview according to a report by AFP.

While the story was intended to compare the situation in Brazil with that of the struggling Venezuela, the political opponents were quick to call the comments “depraved” and within a day of the interview, #Bolsonaropedofilo (Bolsonaro pedophile) started trending on Twitter.

Bolsonaro called the attack "the most terrible of my life” and tendered an unconditional apology.

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"My commitment has always been to better welcome and assist all people fleeing dictatorships anywhere in the world," he said in an event which attended by Venezuelan delegates.

Meanwhile, members of Bolsonaro’s campaign told Reuters that the former president’s chances of a re-election took a hit following the debates between the candidates. Bolsonaro was targeted for his previous comments on various controversial issues and that took a toll on his popularity.

“It did us a lot of damage," one of the campaign aides said on condition of anonymity.

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The Brazilian presidential elections between the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and the main contender Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have been filled with controversies. In a recent tussle between the two candidates, Bolsonaro apologised on Tuesday following “pedophilia” accusations from his opponents.

The Brazilian presidential elections between the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and the main contender Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have been filled with controversies. In a recent tussle between the two candidates, Bolsonaro apologised on Tuesday following “pedophilia” accusations from his opponents. The controversy started when Bolsonaro recounted a story about visiting the homes of "three or four very pretty 14- or 15-year-olds" last year in a poor Brasilia neighbourhood. Also read | Russia-Ukraine LIVE | Russian officials fleeing Kherson as Ukraine advances "There was a vibe between us. I turned around. 'Can I come in your house?' I went inside. There were 15 or 20 girls (in the house), all Venezuelans aged 14, 15, getting ready on a Saturday. Why? To earn a living," he said during a YouTube interview according to a report by AFP. While the story was intended to compare the situation in Brazil with that of the struggling Venezuela, the political opponents were quick to call the comments “depraved” and within a day of the interview, #Bolsonaropedofilo (Bolsonaro pedophile) started trending on Twitter. Bolsonaro called the attack "the most terrible of my life” and tendered an unconditional apology. Also read | 'Have some decency': French oppn questions Macron's immigration policies over murder of 12-year-old girl "My commitment has always been to better welcome and assist all people fleeing dictatorships anywhere in the world," he said in an event which attended by Venezuelan delegates. Meanwhile, members of Bolsonaro’s campaign told Reuters that the former president’s chances of a re-election took a hit following the debates between the candidates. Bolsonaro was targeted for his previous comments on various controversial issues and that took a toll on his popularity. “It did us a lot of damage," one of the campaign aides said on condition of anonymity.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro apologises amid 'pedophilia' controversy

Food insecurity in the United Kingdom has resulted in millions of people skipping meals for a whole day, according to new data. The report by the Food Foundation&nbsp;charity showed that the situation has deteriorated in the past few months, and it was made worse by the cost of living crisis in the UK.&nbsp;

The crisis has been brewing for quite some time now with the supply chain getting affected severely due to the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the war in Ukraine. It resulted in growing inflation which means that in the month of September, one out of five low-income families faced scarcity of food.&nbsp;

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The data further showed that 18 per cent of households were forced to reduce their food consumption in September while six per cent said that they end without any food for an entire day.&nbsp;

This is the worst food insecurity that the UK has experienced since the start of 2022 as food and energy prices continue to fluctuate. While the government has introduced several measures to address the problem, the situation continues to worsen for the most vulnerable families in the country.&nbsp;

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Among the families impacted by food insecurity, the data also showed that children are having an extremely hard time. While demands have been raised to provide free meals to children from vulnerable families, the majority of primary schools have not implemented a proper system till now.&nbsp;

“The situation is appalling and getting so much worse. We call on the government to urgently extend eligibility for free school meals to all families receiving universal credit, so that support reaches the kids who need it most,” the charity’s chief executive, Naomi Duncan told The Guardian.&nbsp;

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Food insecurity in the United Kingdom has resulted in millions of people skipping meals for a whole day, according to new data. The report by the Food Foundation charity showed that the situation has deteriorated in the past few months, and it was made worse by the cost of living crisis in the UK.

Food insecurity in the United Kingdom has resulted in millions of people skipping meals for a whole day, according to new data. The report by the Food Foundation charity showed that the situation has deteriorated in the past few months, and it was made worse by the cost of living crisis in the UK. The crisis has been brewing for quite some time now with the supply chain getting affected severely due to the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the war in Ukraine. It resulted in growing inflation which means that in the month of September, one out of five low-income families faced scarcity of food. Also read | US to release 14 million barrels of oil from reserves to cap gas prices: Report The data further showed that 18 per cent of households were forced to reduce their food consumption in September while six per cent said that they end without any food for an entire day. This is the worst food insecurity that the UK has experienced since the start of 2022 as food and energy prices continue to fluctuate. While the government has introduced several measures to address the problem, the situation continues to worsen for the most vulnerable families in the country. Also read | China's top diplomat involved in violence at Manchester consulate, claims MP Among the families impacted by food insecurity, the data also showed that children are having an extremely hard time. While demands have been raised to provide free meals to children from vulnerable families, the majority of primary schools have not implemented a proper system till now. “The situation is appalling and getting so much worse. We call on the government to urgently extend eligibility for free school meals to all families receiving universal credit, so that support reaches the kids who need it most,” the charity’s chief executive, Naomi Duncan told The Guardian.

Millions forced to skip meals for an entire day in the UK, new study shows

&nbsp;Iran has promised to provide Russia with surface to surface missiles, in addition to more drones, two senior Iranian officials and two Iranian diplomats told Reuters, a move that is likely to infuriate the United States and other Western powers.&nbsp;

A deal was agreed on Oct. 6 when Iran's First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber, two senior officials from Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards and an official from the Supreme National Security Council visited Moscow for talks with Russia about the delivery of the&nbsp;weapons.&nbsp;

"The Russians had asked for more drones and those Iranian ballistic missiles with improved accuracy, particularly the Fateh and Zolfaghar missiles family," said one of the Iranian diplomats, who was briefed about the trip.&nbsp;

A Western official briefed on the matter confirmed it, saying there was an agreement in place between Iran and Russia to provide surface-to-surface short range ballistic missiles, including the Zolfaghar.&nbsp;

One of the drones Iran agreed to supply is the Shahed-136, a delta-winged weapon used as a "kamikaze" air-to-surface attack aircraft. It carries a small warhead that explodes on impact.&nbsp;

Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar are Iranian short-range surface to surface ballistic missiles capable of striking targets at distances of between 300 km and 700 km (186 and 435 miles).&nbsp;

The Iranian diplomat rejected assertions by Western officials that such transfers breach a 2015 U.N. Security Council resolution.&nbsp;

"Where they are being used is not the seller's issue. We do not take sides in the Ukraine crisis like the West. We want an end to the crisis through diplomatic means," the diplomat said.&nbsp;

Ukraine has reported a spate of Russian attacks using Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones in recent weeks. Iran's foreign ministry on Tuesday dismissed as baseless reports of Iran supplying drones and other weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, while the Kremlin on Tuesday denied its forces had used Iranian drones to attack Ukraine.&nbsp;

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Asked if Russia had used Iranian drones in its campaign in Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Kremlin did not have any information about their use.&nbsp;

"Russian equipment with Russian nomenclature is used," he said. "All further questions should be directed to the Defence Ministry."&nbsp;

The ministry did not immediately reply to a request for comment.&nbsp;

The appearance of Iranian missiles in addition to drones in Moscow's arsenal in the war with Ukraine would raise tensions between Iran and the United States and other Western powers.&nbsp;

SHIPMENT 'SOON, VERY SOON'&nbsp;

The U.S. State Department assessed that Iranian drones were used on Monday in a morning rush hour attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, a U.S. official said. White House spokesperson Karinne Jean-Pierre also accused Tehran of lying when it said Iranian drones are not being used by Russia in Ukraine.&nbsp;

A European diplomat said it was his country's assessment that Russia was finding it more difficult to produce weaponry for itself given the sanctions on its industrial sector and so was turning to imports from partners like Iran and North Korea.&nbsp;

"Drones and missiles are a logical next step," said the European diplomat.&nbsp;

Asked about sales of Iranian surface-to-surface missiles to Russia, a senior U.S. military official said: "I don't have anything to provide at this time in terms of whether or not that is accurate at this point."&nbsp;

Chafing under Western economic sanctions, Iran's rulers are keen to strengthen strategic ties to Russia against an emerging, U.S.-backed Gulf Arab-Israeli bloc that could shift the Middle East balance of power further away from the Islamic Republic.&nbsp;

The top commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Hossein Salami said last month some of the "world's major powers" are willing to purchase military and defence equipment from Iran.&nbsp;

Rahim Safavi, a military adviser to Iran’s Supreme leader, was reported by state media on Tuesday as saying that 22 countries want to buy Iranian drones.&nbsp;

Iran's rulers are also under pressure from nationwide demonstrations which were ignited by the death in custody of a 22-year-old woman detained for "inappropriate attire".&nbsp;

Several European Union states on Monday called for sanctions on Iran over its supply of drones to Russia, as the bloc agreed a separate set of sanctions over Tehran's crackdown on unrest.&nbsp;

"They (Russians) wanted to buy hundreds of our missiles, even mid-range ones, but we told them that we can ship soon a few hundred of their demanded Zolfaghar and Fateh 110 short-range, surface to surface missiles," said one of the security officials.&nbsp;

"I cannot give you the exact time, but soon, very soon those will be shipped in 2 to three shipments."&nbsp;

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An Eastern European official tracking Russia's weapons activity said it was their understanding that this arms deal was happening, although he had no specific evidence to back it up. The official said that a decision had been taken by the Iranian and Russian leaders to proceed with the transfer.&nbsp;

Moscow had specifically asked for surface to surface short-range Fateh 110 and Zolfaghar missiles, and the shipment will happen in a maximum of 10 days, said another Iranian diplomat.&nbsp;

ATTACK DRONES&nbsp;

The stakes are high for Iran, which has been negotiating with Western states to revive a 2015 deal that would ease sanctions on Tehran in return for limits on its nuclear work.&nbsp;

The talks have deadlocked, and any disputes between Tehran and Western powers over arms sales to Russia or Iran's crackdown on the unrest could weaken efforts to seal an accord.&nbsp;

The United States agrees with British and French assessments that Iran supplying drones to Russia would violate a U.N. Security Council resolution that endorsed the 2015 deal, U.S. State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said on Monday.&nbsp;

The Western official, who declined to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the matter, said that like the drones, missile transfers would also violate U.N. resolution 2231.&nbsp;

Several senior Iranian officials are outraged about "unjust" planned sanctions on Iran over its arms shipments to Russia, said the second diplomat.&nbsp;

In September, Tehran had refused a request by President Vladimir Putin for the supply of Iran's sophisticated Arash 2 long-range attack drones, three Iranian officials told Reuters.&nbsp;

When asked the reason for the refusal, one of the officials cited several issues including "some technical problems".&nbsp;

"Also the (Revolutionary) Guards' commanders were worried that if Russia uses this Arash 2 drone in Ukraine, Americans may have access to our technology."&nbsp;

Iran has promised to provide Russia with surface to surface missiles, in addition to more drones, two senior Iranian officials and two Iranian diplomats told Reuters, a move that is likely to infuriate the United States and other Western powers.

Iran has promised to provide Russia with surface to surface missiles, in addition to more drones, two senior Iranian officials and two Iranian diplomats told Reuters, a move that is likely to infuriate the United States and other Western powers. A deal was agreed on Oct. 6 when Iran's First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber, two senior officials from Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards and an official from the Supreme National Security Council visited Moscow for talks with Russia about the delivery of the weapons. "The Russians had asked for more drones and those Iranian ballistic missiles with improved accuracy, particularly the Fateh and Zolfaghar missiles family," said one of the Iranian diplomats, who was briefed about the trip. A Western official briefed on the matter confirmed it, saying there was an agreement in place between Iran and Russia to provide surface-to-surface short range ballistic missiles, including the Zolfaghar. One of the drones Iran agreed to supply is the Shahed-136, a delta-winged weapon used as a "kamikaze" air-to-surface attack aircraft. It carries a small warhead that explodes on impact. Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar are Iranian short-range surface to surface ballistic missiles capable of striking targets at distances of between 300 km and 700 km (186 and 435 miles). The Iranian diplomat rejected assertions by Western officials that such transfers breach a 2015 U.N. Security Council resolution. "Where they are being used is not the seller's issue. We do not take sides in the Ukraine crisis like the West. We want an end to the crisis through diplomatic means," the diplomat said. Ukraine has reported a spate of Russian attacks using Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones in recent weeks. Iran's foreign ministry on Tuesday dismissed as baseless reports of Iran supplying drones and other weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, while the Kremlin on Tuesday denied its forces had used Iranian drones to attack Ukraine. Also read | UAE to send $100 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine amid ongoing crisis Asked if Russia had used Iranian drones in its campaign in Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Kremlin did not have any information about their use. "Russian equipment with Russian nomenclature is used," he said. "All further questions should be directed to the Defence Ministry." The ministry did not immediately reply to a request for comment. The appearance of Iranian missiles in addition to drones in Moscow's arsenal in the war with Ukraine would raise tensions between Iran and the United States and other Western powers. SHIPMENT 'SOON, VERY SOON' The U.S. State Department assessed that Iranian drones were used on Monday in a morning rush hour attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, a U.S. official said. White House spokesperson Karinne Jean-Pierre also accused Tehran of lying when it said Iranian drones are not being used by Russia in Ukraine. A European diplomat said it was his country's assessment that Russia was finding it more difficult to produce weaponry for itself given the sanctions on its industrial sector and so was turning to imports from partners like Iran and North Korea. "Drones and missiles are a logical next step," said the European diplomat. Asked about sales of Iranian surface-to-surface missiles to Russia, a senior U.S. military official said: "I don't have anything to provide at this time in terms of whether or not that is accurate at this point." Chafing under Western economic sanctions, Iran's rulers are keen to strengthen strategic ties to Russia against an emerging, U.S.-backed Gulf Arab-Israeli bloc that could shift the Middle East balance of power further away from the Islamic Republic. The top commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Hossein Salami said last month some of the "world's major powers" are willing to purchase military and defence equipment from Iran. Rahim Safavi, a military adviser to Iran’s Supreme leader, was reported by state media on Tuesday as saying that 22 countries want to buy Iranian drones. Iran's rulers are also under pressure from nationwide demonstrations which were ignited by the death in custody of a 22-year-old woman detained for "inappropriate attire". Several European Union states on Monday called for sanctions on Iran over its supply of drones to Russia, as the bloc agreed a separate set of sanctions over Tehran's crackdown on unrest. "They (Russians) wanted to buy hundreds of our missiles, even mid-range ones, but we told them that we can ship soon a few hundred of their demanded Zolfaghar and Fateh 110 short-range, surface to surface missiles," said one of the security officials. "I cannot give you the exact time, but soon, very soon those will be shipped in 2 to three shipments." Also read | Ukraine-Russia war LIVE | German cybersecurity chief sacked over Russia ties An Eastern European official tracking Russia's weapons activity said it was their understanding that this arms deal was happening, although he had no specific evidence to back it up. The official said that a decision had been taken by the Iranian and Russian leaders to proceed with the transfer. Moscow had specifically asked for surface to surface short-range Fateh 110 and Zolfaghar missiles, and the shipment will happen in a maximum of 10 days, said another Iranian diplomat. ATTACK DRONES The stakes are high for Iran, which has been negotiating with Western states to revive a 2015 deal that would ease sanctions on Tehran in return for limits on its nuclear work. The talks have deadlocked, and any disputes between Tehran and Western powers over arms sales to Russia or Iran's crackdown on the unrest could weaken efforts to seal an accord. The United States agrees with British and French assessments that Iran supplying drones to Russia would violate a U.N. Security Council resolution that endorsed the 2015 deal, U.S. State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said on Monday. The Western official, who declined to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the matter, said that like the drones, missile transfers would also violate U.N. resolution 2231. Several senior Iranian officials are outraged about "unjust" planned sanctions on Iran over its arms shipments to Russia, said the second diplomat. In September, Tehran had refused a request by President Vladimir Putin for the supply of Iran's sophisticated Arash 2 long-range attack drones, three Iranian officials told Reuters. When asked the reason for the refusal, one of the officials cited several issues including "some technical problems". "Also the (Revolutionary) Guards' commanders were worried that if Russia uses this Arash 2 drone in Ukraine, Americans may have access to our technology."

Iran agrees to ship missiles, more drones to Russia: Report

A British MP accused one of China's most senior diplomats in the United Kingdom of being involved in the assault on a protestor at the Chinese consulate in Manchester.

Alicia Kearns, a Conservative MP, told the House of Commons that&nbsp;Zheng Xiyuan, China's&nbsp;consul-general in Manchester, attacked the protester and was even caught on camera. Earlier, the British foreign ministry summoned a senior Chinese diplomat after footage emerged showing “apparent scenes of violence”.

The video showed a protestor getting assaulted by people who came out of the consulate during a pro-Hong Kong democracy protest. In the aftermath of the incident, both the foreign office as well as the office of prime minister Liz Truss called the situation “concerning” and ordered further investigation.&nbsp;

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On Tuesday, Foreign Office minister Jesse Norman told reporters that they were “extremely concerned” about the incident and have decided to summon Chinese chargé d’affaires in London.&nbsp;

“The house will know His Majesty’s government is extremely concerned at the apparent scenes of violence at the consulate of the People’s Republic of&nbsp;China&nbsp;in Manchester on Sunday afternoon.”&nbsp;

“I understand that Greater Manchester police have launched an investigation to establish the facts of the incident. The foreign secretary has issued a summons to the Chinese chargé d’affaires at the Chinese embassy in London to express His Majesty’s government’s deep concern at the incident and to demand an explanation for the actions of the consulate staff,” he added according to Reuters.&nbsp;

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The protests featured slogans and posters regarding Chinese President Xi Jinping and according to media reports, they were organised to coincide with the ongoing Communist Party Congress in Beijing.&nbsp;

Earlier, Beijing’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin blamed “disturbing elements” for the incident at the consulate and said that outsiders had infiltrated the building. He also asked the British authorities to increase security for diplomatic buildings in order to avoid such incidents. &nbsp;

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A British MP accused one of China's most senior diplomats in the United Kingdom of being involved in the assault on a protestor at the Chinese consulate in Manchester.

A British MP accused one of China's most senior diplomats in the United Kingdom of being involved in the assault on a protestor at the Chinese consulate in Manchester. Alicia Kearns, a Conservative MP, told the House of Commons that Zheng Xiyuan, China's consul-general in Manchester, attacked the protester and was even caught on camera. Earlier, the British foreign ministry summoned a senior Chinese diplomat after footage emerged showing “apparent scenes of violence”. The video showed a protestor getting assaulted by people who came out of the consulate during a pro-Hong Kong democracy protest. In the aftermath of the incident, both the foreign office as well as the office of prime minister Liz Truss called the situation “concerning” and ordered further investigation. Also read | Rare protests featuring slogans against Xi Jinping spread across China On Tuesday, Foreign Office minister Jesse Norman told reporters that they were “extremely concerned” about the incident and have decided to summon Chinese chargé d’affaires in London. “The house will know His Majesty’s government is extremely concerned at the apparent scenes of violence at the consulate of the People’s Republic of China in Manchester on Sunday afternoon.” “I understand that Greater Manchester police have launched an investigation to establish the facts of the incident. The foreign secretary has issued a summons to the Chinese chargé d’affaires at the Chinese embassy in London to express His Majesty’s government’s deep concern at the incident and to demand an explanation for the actions of the consulate staff,” he added according to Reuters. Also read | Nord Stream 1: First images of ruptured gas pipeline show extent of damage The protests featured slogans and posters regarding Chinese President Xi Jinping and according to media reports, they were organised to coincide with the ongoing Communist Party Congress in Beijing. Earlier, Beijing’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin blamed “disturbing elements” for the incident at the consulate and said that outsiders had infiltrated the building. He also asked the British authorities to increase security for diplomatic buildings in order to avoid such incidents.

China's consulate-general involved in violence at Manchester consulate, says British MP

United States President Joe Biden has identified the first bill that he will send to Congress if the Democrats succeed in retaining control of the House of Representatives as well as the Senate. &nbsp;

According to the New York Times, Biden will be looking to codify abortion rights across the country if the Democrats continue to maintain their hold on both houses. A senior Democratic official told the publication that Biden will be making the announcement at an event in Washington on Tuesday.&nbsp;

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The official added that Biden will be outlining the strategy to be adopted by the Democrats ahead of the mid-term elections at the event the Democratic National Committee at the Howard Theater. &nbsp;

The US President is also expected to portray the election as a choice between anti-abortion Republicans and Democrats who want to protect abortion rights, the NYT report claimed.&nbsp;

The overturning of the Roe v Wade judgement by the US Supreme Court has been an extremely polarising event. While Republicans welcomed the judgement and even passed flash laws in some of the states, the Democrats have taken an equally hard stance against the Supreme Court judgement.&nbsp;

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Ahead of the mid-term elections, the abortion rights are once again expected to become a major talking point and the assurances by Biden can prove to be a key move to garner more votes.&nbsp;

“Right now, we’re short a handful of votes,” Mr. Biden said earlier this month during an event at the White House. “The only way it’s going to happen is if the American people make it happen.”&nbsp;

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United States President Joe Biden has identified the first bill that he will send to Congress if the Democrats succeed in retaining control of the House of Representatives as well as the Senate.

United States President Joe Biden has identified the first bill that he will send to Congress if the Democrats succeed in retaining control of the House of Representatives as well as the Senate. According to the New York Times, Biden will be looking to codify abortion rights across the country if the Democrats continue to maintain their hold on both houses. A senior Democratic official told the publication that Biden will be making the announcement at an event in Washington on Tuesday. Also read | Rare protests featuring slogans against Xi Jinping spread across the world The official added that Biden will be outlining the strategy to be adopted by the Democrats ahead of the mid-term elections at the event the Democratic National Committee at the Howard Theater. The US President is also expected to portray the election as a choice between anti-abortion Republicans and Democrats who want to protect abortion rights, the NYT report claimed. The overturning of the Roe v Wade judgement by the US Supreme Court has been an extremely polarising event. While Republicans welcomed the judgement and even passed flash laws in some of the states, the Democrats have taken an equally hard stance against the Supreme Court judgement. Also read | US to release 14 million barrels of oil from reserves to cap gas prices: Report Ahead of the mid-term elections, the abortion rights are once again expected to become a major talking point and the assurances by Biden can prove to be a key move to garner more votes. “Right now, we’re short a handful of votes,” Mr. Biden said earlier this month during an event at the White House. “The only way it’s going to happen is if the American people make it happen.”

Joe Biden expected to pledge codifying abortion rights ahead of mid-term elections

The United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it will be sending $100 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine to help in rebuilding the nation amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. According to Wam news agency, the decision was taken following an order from President Sheikh Mohamed.&nbsp;

The UAE has been an ally of Ukraine till now and they have already sent monetary aid to Ukrainians who were taking refuge in Bulgaria and Poland towards the start of the crisis. According to the United Nations, around eight million people fled Ukraine and were scattered all around Europe.&nbsp;

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Sheikh Mohamed has also been quite vocal about helping Ukrainian civilians affected by the constant fighting and during a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he made it clear that he will be providing “humanitarian and economic&nbsp;assistance to mitigate the impact of the conflict with Russia”.&nbsp;

Zelensky also took to Twitter on Monday to thank UAE for their constant support.&nbsp;

Apart from the humanitarian aid, Sheikh Mohamed also held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding a “peaceful” conclusion to the Ukraine-Russia war. The two world leaders met in Strelna and according to state media, Mohamed called for both Russia and Ukraine to find a “middle ground”.&nbsp;

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"By engaging in dialogue, negotiation, and diplomatic mechanisms, a political settlement can be reached that will achieve international peace and security," the UAE state news agency reported.&nbsp;

Ukraine also received the first part of the proposed financial aid from the European Union on Tuesday.&nbsp;

The Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal posted on Telegram that the government received $1.96 million from the EU as a “financial resource to help cover urgent budgetary expenses”.&nbsp;

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The United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it will be sending $100 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine to help in rebuilding the nation amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it will be sending $100 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine to help in rebuilding the nation amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. According to Wam news agency, the decision was taken following an order from President Sheikh Mohamed. The UAE has been an ally of Ukraine till now and they have already sent monetary aid to Ukrainians who were taking refuge in Bulgaria and Poland towards the start of the crisis. According to the United Nations, around eight million people fled Ukraine and were scattered all around Europe. Also read | Rare protests featuring slogans against Xi Jinping spread across the world Sheikh Mohamed has also been quite vocal about helping Ukrainian civilians affected by the constant fighting and during a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he made it clear that he will be providing “humanitarian and economic assistance to mitigate the impact of the conflict with Russia”. Zelensky also took to Twitter on Monday to thank UAE for their constant support. Apart from the humanitarian aid, Sheikh Mohamed also held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding a “peaceful” conclusion to the Ukraine-Russia war. The two world leaders met in Strelna and according to state media, Mohamed called for both Russia and Ukraine to find a “middle ground”. Also read | UK summons Chinese diplomat after protester beaten at Manchester consulate "By engaging in dialogue, negotiation, and diplomatic mechanisms, a political settlement can be reached that will achieve international peace and security," the UAE state news agency reported. Ukraine also received the first part of the proposed financial aid from the European Union on Tuesday. The Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal posted on Telegram that the government received $1.96 million from the EU as a “financial resource to help cover urgent budgetary expenses”.

UAE to send $100 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine amid ongoing crisis

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