Twitter owner Elon Musk has taken on tech giant Apple in a series of tweet, saying that Apple had threatened to remove the Twitter app from the App Store. Watch this video to know more.

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Climate activist alliance 'just stop oil' is once again causing disruption on the streets of London. Monday marked the start of two weeks of protests.

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivered his first major foreign policy speech in London. He has called out China, stating that the "golden era" of ties with China was over. Watch further to know more.

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India's national security adviser Ajit Doval says that there is no space for hate speech in any democracy. Doval made the statement while addressing a meeting of Muslims scholars in New Delhi where Indonesia's Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs Dr Mohammed M. Mahmodin was also present.

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General Asim Munir has taken charge as Pakistan's next chief of army in an extravagant handover ceremony held at the general headquarters in Rawalpindi.

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Even though Donald Trump is facing several criminal probes for allegedly breaking federal law by moving documents to Mar-A-Lago upon leaving the White House, The former US president is now boasting about his actions.

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Taiwan says it has tracked 11 Chinese military aircrafts and four Naval vessels around the island. As per Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense, the incident occurred between 6 am local time on Monday and 6 am local time on Tuesday.

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Nairobi's population has doubled over the last 20 years. As a result, new townships have sprung up, which are poorly planned. They often lack light, proper infrastructure and sanitation facilities. However, the Kenyan government has come with an innovative solution. The country is building a smart city which will be designed to promote a sustainable lifestyle. Our next report brings you more.

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The World Health Organisation estimates that about 15.3% of the world's blind population resides in Africa where they often lack the resources and support needed to succeed in school and everyday life. A Nigerian start up called Vin-Sighte is using technology to assist the visually impaired with several products including "Smart" reading glasses that convert text to audio. Here's a report from Lagos.

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After handshake with his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in Qatar at the FIFA World Cup, the Turkish President Erdogan said that he will be meeting with LCC to start the process of building relations very soon.

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Almost everyone is familiar with sustainable living but what if I told you that you could opt for a greener alternative even after death? Deciding what should be done with your remains is a deeply personal matter and new options don't arise all that often but now a procedure called human composting is the hot new burial alternative.

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A migrant’s camp set up on the Mexican side of the border with the US was dismantled by the Mexico police on Sunday due to security reasons, a local official said. The camps had been set up by around 600 migrants mostly from Venezuela in the city of Ciudad Juarez.

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Air pollution continues to be a health hazard in Europe despite a slight improvement in air quality. The air pollution levels continue to cause a high number of premature deaths in Europe.

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According to a report from Cybernews, someone has managed to leak the phone numbers of around 500 million Whatsapp users. The data is allegedly available for sale on the dark web. But according to Whatsapp, Cybernews' claim is based on unsubstantiated screenshots.

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Brazil superstar Neymar may have been sidelined from the group stage of the ongoing FIFA World Cup due to an injury&nbsp;but he continues to make the headlines. The Seleção fans are divided on whether to support their star player or not due to his open political support to far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro.

In the lead-up to the World Cup and the Brazilian presidential election, Neymar had promised to dedicate his first goal to Bolsonaro. However, some fans are happy that such a scene may not transpire up until the knockouts at least.

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"I like football, so I want (Neymar) to play because he's good. But I can't say I'm sad he hasn't scored. It's great to see Neymar fail," 29-year-old vendor Tainara Santana was quoted as saying by AFP.&nbsp;

Another Brazilian fan said "the team is missing him [Neymar]"&nbsp;but it is the best result Brazil's had in the World Cup as&nbsp;"we would have had all these Bolsonaro supporters celebrating".&nbsp;

"As a player, Neymar's incredible, he's an artist. As a person, he leaves a lot to be desired. Not just his political opinions, but who he is. Instead of just enjoying his bling lifestyle, he could be investing in education, social projects, setting an example for kids... he could be the man."

Meanwhile, some could not be bothered by Neymar's political beliefs.

"Who cares if he supports Bolsonaro? He's a great player. I'm a huge fan, I love him. I'm rooting for him to recover," said another vendor at Rio's iconic Copacabana beach.&nbsp;

Unlike other football players, Neymar has openly endorsed Bolsonaro after the latter supported him when rape accusations were hurled the footballer's way.&nbsp;

"Without knowing us personally, (Bolsonaro) showed affection and put his chest and face forward believing in me and now I am doing the same," Neymar said at the time.&nbsp;

"I positioned myself and never said it, but in the most difficult moment of my life the president was the first one who publicly said he would be by my side," he added.&nbsp;

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Brazil on Monday beat Switzerland 1-0, courtesy of a Casemiro screamer. The victory ensured that Brazil qualified for the knockouts with one group game still in hand. Neymar is expected to make his comeback during this stage.

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Brazil superstar Neymar may have been sidelined from the group stage of the ongoing FIFA World Cup due to an injury but he continues to make the headlines. The Seleção fans are divided on whether to support their star player or not due to his open political support to far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro.

Brazil superstar Neymar may have been sidelined from the group stage of the ongoing FIFA World Cup due to an injury but he continues to make the headlines. The Seleção fans are divided on whether to support their star player or not due to his open political support to far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro. In the lead-up to the World Cup and the Brazilian presidential election, Neymar had promised to dedicate his first goal to Bolsonaro. However, some fans are happy that such a scene may not transpire up until the knockouts at least. WATCH | Star footballer Neymar backs Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil vote "I like football, so I want (Neymar) to play because he's good. But I can't say I'm sad he hasn't scored. It's great to see Neymar fail," 29-year-old vendor Tainara Santana was quoted as saying by AFP. Another Brazilian fan said "the team is missing him [Neymar]" but it is the best result Brazil's had in the World Cup as "we would have had all these Bolsonaro supporters celebrating". "As a player, Neymar's incredible, he's an artist. As a person, he leaves a lot to be desired. Not just his political opinions, but who he is. Instead of just enjoying his bling lifestyle, he could be investing in education, social projects, setting an example for kids... he could be the man." Meanwhile, some could not be bothered by Neymar's political beliefs. "Who cares if he supports Bolsonaro? He's a great player. I'm a huge fan, I love him. I'm rooting for him to recover," said another vendor at Rio's iconic Copacabana beach. Unlike other football players, Neymar has openly endorsed Bolsonaro after the latter supported him when rape accusations were hurled the footballer's way. "Without knowing us personally, (Bolsonaro) showed affection and put his chest and face forward believing in me and now I am doing the same," Neymar said at the time. "I positioned myself and never said it, but in the most difficult moment of my life the president was the first one who publicly said he would be by my side," he added. Read more: Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro defends Neymar against rape accusation Brazil on Monday beat Switzerland 1-0, courtesy of a Casemiro screamer. The victory ensured that Brazil qualified for the knockouts with one group game still in hand. Neymar is expected to make his comeback during this stage. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

FIFA World Cup 2022: Neymar's political ideology divides Brazilian fans

A special operation by the Sri Lankan Navy and the coast guard has led to the seizure of five&nbsp;Indian fishing trawlers and 24 Indian fishermen being taken into custody, by the neighbouring island nation. The Sri Lankan Navy says that they carried out a special operation in their northern waters to chase away Indian "poaching trawlers" on Monday evening.&nbsp;The seized trawlers and the 24 Indian fishermen were taken to the Kankesanthurai Harbour and are to be handed over to the Mailadi Fisheries Inspector for further&nbsp;legal proceedings.

According to the Lankan Navy, they deployed craft of the fourth&nbsp;Fast Attack Flotilla and the Sri Lanka Coast Guard attached to the Northern Naval Command, to chase away a cluster of Indian poaching trawlers in Sri Lanka’s waters, off the Kovilan Lighthouse, Kareinagar, Jaffna. "The operation led to the seizure of five Indian poaching trawlers continued to remain in island’s waters, with 24 Indian fishers and their fishing gear," they said.&nbsp;The Lankan Navy maintains that illegal fishing practices of foreign fishermen in Sri Lanka’s waters deal a blow to the livelihood of local fishermen as well as the marine ecosystem.&nbsp;

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Including the recent apprehension, the Lankan Navy said they seized 35 Indian poaching trawlers and 252 Indian fishermen during operations conducted thus far in the year 2022 and handed them over to the authorities for onward legal action.

Recently, the&nbsp;32nd International Maritime Boundary Line(IMBL) meeting between India and Sri Lanka witnessed the discussion of Maritime Security and the safety of Indian fishermen in the Palk Strait. The Palk Strait is a narrow strip of sea that connects Southern India with Sri Lanka.&nbsp;

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At the meeting, the&nbsp;Indian delegation urged the Sri Lankan security agencies to show a more humane approach towards the Indian fishermen. Both delegations reiterated the need for expeditious information sharing, especially on issues that require immediate action.

Given the proximate nature of the southern Tamil Nadu coast and the Northern Sri Lankan coast, there are differences in the perception of the International maritime boundary. There are cases of narcotics smuggling that take place in the region, illegal human trafficking from Sri Lanka to India's Tamil Nadu is often witnessed and there are cases of Indian fishermen being apprehended in Lankan waters, attacks on Indian boats and fishers by Lankan authorities.

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A special operation by the Sri Lankan Navy and the coast guard has led to the seizure of five Indian fishing trawlers and 24 Indian fishermen being taken into custody, by the neighbouring island nation.

A special operation by the Sri Lankan Navy and the coast guard has led to the seizure of five Indian fishing trawlers and 24 Indian fishermen being taken into custody, by the neighbouring island nation. The Sri Lankan Navy says that they carried out a special operation in their northern waters to chase away Indian "poaching trawlers" on Monday evening. The seized trawlers and the 24 Indian fishermen were taken to the Kankesanthurai Harbour and are to be handed over to the Mailadi Fisheries Inspector for further legal proceedings. According to the Lankan Navy, they deployed craft of the fourth Fast Attack Flotilla and the Sri Lanka Coast Guard attached to the Northern Naval Command, to chase away a cluster of Indian poaching trawlers in Sri Lanka’s waters, off the Kovilan Lighthouse, Kareinagar, Jaffna. "The operation led to the seizure of five Indian poaching trawlers continued to remain in island’s waters, with 24 Indian fishers and their fishing gear," they said. The Lankan Navy maintains that illegal fishing practices of foreign fishermen in Sri Lanka’s waters deal a blow to the livelihood of local fishermen as well as the marine ecosystem. Also read | 'Be more humane towards our fishermen': India tells Sri Lanka Including the recent apprehension, the Lankan Navy said they seized 35 Indian poaching trawlers and 252 Indian fishermen during operations conducted thus far in the year 2022 and handed them over to the authorities for onward legal action. Recently, the 32nd International Maritime Boundary Line(IMBL) meeting between India and Sri Lanka witnessed the discussion of Maritime Security and the safety of Indian fishermen in the Palk Strait. The Palk Strait is a narrow strip of sea that connects Southern India with Sri Lanka. Also read | US Secy of Navy visits India's Southern Naval Command & INS Vikrant At the meeting, the Indian delegation urged the Sri Lankan security agencies to show a more humane approach towards the Indian fishermen. Both delegations reiterated the need for expeditious information sharing, especially on issues that require immediate action. Given the proximate nature of the southern Tamil Nadu coast and the Northern Sri Lankan coast, there are differences in the perception of the International maritime boundary. There are cases of narcotics smuggling that take place in the region, illegal human trafficking from Sri Lanka to India's Tamil Nadu is often witnessed and there are cases of Indian fishermen being apprehended in Lankan waters, attacks on Indian boats and fishers by Lankan authorities. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Sri Lankan authorities seize five Indian trawlers with 24 fishermen on board; 35 seizures this year

Tiger Woods on Monday announced that he will be withdrawing from this weekend's&nbsp;Hero World Challenge. Woods said he developed&nbsp;an injury to his right heel which forced him to sit out the charity tournament, here in the Bahamas.&nbsp;

After the&nbsp;announcement, the fans and the organisers were left rather disappointed as Woods hadn't been seen in action after appearing at St Andrews for The Open Championship in July.

The 15-time Major champion&nbsp;hosts the Hero World Challenge and it was supposed to be one of the three events he had been pencilled to take part in, till the end of the year. Skipping the event in the Bahamas is expected to affect Woods' official World Golf Ranking.&nbsp;

WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo caught up with&nbsp;Martin&nbsp;Dempster, chairman of the Association of Golf Writers and analysed the impact of Woods' withdrawal and if his 'aura' was fading.&nbsp;

"Two hours ago we were still&nbsp;confident that Tiger Woods was going to play this weekend. Then to see him put out a statement that he has got a problem...he will still be here as the host but we all are feeling a bit disappointed," said&nbsp;Dempster.&nbsp;

When asked if the buzz that the 46-year-old commanded on the golf turf was fading with&nbsp;injuries not healing and him being forced out of tournaments, Dempster said age was catching up with Woods.&nbsp;

"Very much so. No doubt age is a factor. All the injuries he has had, they are catching up now. But what we have seen from him this year -- I'm not surprised. He played at Masters and&nbsp;he did really well to play four rounds at Augusta. It was cold. Then the US PGA Championship. He struggled there. Sat out the US Open but was determined to be at St. Andrews for the 150th Open," said Dempster.&nbsp;

"This is a reminder to everyone that Tiger Woods is fragile these days. He is not Superman. He has never been. People have thought he is Superman. But as you get older, these things catch up."&nbsp;

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Quizzed if&nbsp;Tiger Woods still believed that he can come around and win major trophies by being on the tour for weeks, Dempster sounded optimistic,&nbsp;"If Tiger is fit on a given week, he still has the game. He hasn't been able to do that on a regular basis but Phil Mickelson won a major at 50. Tiger Woods would love to take that record away from him."

"Tiger has proved strong in the past when he came back and won the masters. We should never write off. But as he gets older with the injuries, especially that car crash -- we have to be careful what we expect from him in the next year or coming five years," added Dempster.&nbsp;

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With injuries taking a toll on Woods' body, questions have been arising if the golfing talisman might be transitioning to a leadership role on the PGA tour. Dempster said that PGA may be looking to lean on him.&nbsp;

"All through his career, he has been a big influence. All the players look up to him. Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, all these players have so much respect for him. They know that the platform they play on today has been created by Tiger. He has had a lot more time on his hands lately.&nbsp;There has been a lot of good things going around in golf. He&nbsp;has been to meeting and PGA may be looking to lean onto Tiger to get his advice and support over the next few weeks."

Asked if Woods will be doing exhibitions as his playing career draws to a close,&nbsp;Dempster said,&nbsp;"Tiger Woods does not do exhibitions. Never has. Never will. He is not going to come up and make the numbers. Ever."

If Woods' injuries subside, he is expected to&nbsp;take on Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas in a rather hotly-anticipated edition of 'The Match' scheduled to take place in Florida on December 10. Afterwards, he is expected to join his talented son Charlie in the PNC Championship where the duo finished second last year.&nbsp;

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Tiger Woods on Monday announced that he will be withdrawing from this weekend's Hero World Challenge. Woods said he developed an injury to his right heel which forced him to sit out the charity tournament, here in the Bahamas.

Tiger Woods on Monday announced that he will be withdrawing from this weekend's Hero World Challenge. Woods said he developed an injury to his right heel which forced him to sit out the charity tournament, here in the Bahamas. After the announcement, the fans and the organisers were left rather disappointed as Woods hadn't been seen in action after appearing at St Andrews for The Open Championship in July. The 15-time Major champion hosts the Hero World Challenge and it was supposed to be one of the three events he had been pencilled to take part in, till the end of the year. Skipping the event in the Bahamas is expected to affect Woods' official World Golf Ranking. WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo caught up with Martin Dempster, chairman of the Association of Golf Writers and analysed the impact of Woods' withdrawal and if his 'aura' was fading. "Two hours ago we were still confident that Tiger Woods was going to play this weekend. Then to see him put out a statement that he has got a problem...he will still be here as the host but we all are feeling a bit disappointed," said Dempster. When asked if the buzz that the 46-year-old commanded on the golf turf was fading with injuries not healing and him being forced out of tournaments, Dempster said age was catching up with Woods. "Very much so. No doubt age is a factor. All the injuries he has had, they are catching up now. But what we have seen from him this year -- I'm not surprised. He played at Masters and he did really well to play four rounds at Augusta. It was cold. Then the US PGA Championship. He struggled there. Sat out the US Open but was determined to be at St. Andrews for the 150th Open," said Dempster. "This is a reminder to everyone that Tiger Woods is fragile these days. He is not Superman. He has never been. People have thought he is Superman. But as you get older, these things catch up." Read more: Exclusive: Kerry Packer revolutionised cricket and IPL came out of it, says Greg Norman on LIV Golf model Quizzed if Tiger Woods still believed that he can come around and win major trophies by being on the tour for weeks, Dempster sounded optimistic, "If Tiger is fit on a given week, he still has the game. He hasn't been able to do that on a regular basis but Phil Mickelson won a major at 50. Tiger Woods would love to take that record away from him." "Tiger has proved strong in the past when he came back and won the masters. We should never write off. But as he gets older with the injuries, especially that car crash -- we have to be careful what we expect from him in the next year or coming five years," added Dempster. pic.twitter.com/C2HPgSSCAK — Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) November 28, 2022 × Read more: EXCLUSIVE | Anirban Lahiri likens Woods’ contempt for LIV Golf with Tendulkar skipping T20 World Cup With injuries taking a toll on Woods' body, questions have been arising if the golfing talisman might be transitioning to a leadership role on the PGA tour. Dempster said that PGA may be looking to lean on him. "All through his career, he has been a big influence. All the players look up to him. Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, all these players have so much respect for him. They know that the platform they play on today has been created by Tiger. He has had a lot more time on his hands lately. There has been a lot of good things going around in golf. He has been to meeting and PGA may be looking to lean onto Tiger to get his advice and support over the next few weeks." Asked if Woods will be doing exhibitions as his playing career draws to a close, Dempster said, "Tiger Woods does not do exhibitions. Never has. Never will. He is not going to come up and make the numbers. Ever." If Woods' injuries subside, he is expected to take on Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas in a rather hotly-anticipated edition of 'The Match' scheduled to take place in Florida on December 10. Afterwards, he is expected to join his talented son Charlie in the PNC Championship where the duo finished second last year. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Exclusive: He is not Superman, says Martin Dempster after Tiger Woods withdraws from Hero Challenge

According to a new study, the blood-thinning drug Apixaban puts patients at risk for no clear benefit. The drug has been used as a potential life-saver for those recovering from severe covid-19. But the research suggests that it does not work and can cause major bleeding.

WION Fineprint: How effective is blood-thinning therapy for COVID patients?

A small virus has sent tremors across Xi Jinping's empire. For the first time ever, President Xi is facing defiant criticism, especially after winning an unprecedented third term. Could this be the tipping point in Xi's reign?

WION Fineprint: Fury & fear of virus put Xi Jinping in a bind

In a new burial procedure called "human composting," a person's remains are turned into usable soil. This is being seen as the future of funerals, as it cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions, and is a greener alternative to cremation and burial.

WION Fineprint | Human composting: A greener burial alternative

Russia on Tuesday held the US' "toxicity and animosity" responsible for Moscow pulling out of key nuclear arms talks with Washington in Cairo this week.

Just a day earlier on Monday, the nation announced that the talks scheduled to take place between November 29 and December 6 would now be held at "a later date".

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As per Reuters Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova "in strongly worded comments" accused Washington of trying to manipulate the New START treaty to its advantage, however, she claimed that her country remains committed to it.

The New START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) treaty is the last agreement of its kind between the world's two main nuclear powers.

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"Across all spheres, we are seeing the highest level of toxicity and hostility from Washington," said Zakharova, accusing the US of unleashing a "total hybrid war" against her country. She added that talks cannot be held under current circumstances.

Following Russia backing out of the talks on Monday, the US State Department as per AFP said it was "ready to reschedule at the earliest possible date as resuming inspections is a priority for sustaining the treaty as an instrument of stability".

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Zakharova remarked that it was impossible for the US talks to Russia about "transparency and predictability" in the military sphere, even as &nbsp;it continues to help Ukraine "kill our troops and civilians in Russian regions."

Due to Russia's invasion of its neighbour Ukraine, relations between Washington and Moscow as per Reuters have plunged to their most confrontational point in 60 years. The Russian aggression has triggered a slew of sanctions by the West, a movement led by the United States.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Russia on Tuesday held the US' "toxicity and animosity" responsible for Moscow pulling out of key nuclear arms talks with Washington in Cairo this week. Just a day earlier on Monday, the nation announced that the talks scheduled to take place between November 29 and December 6 would now be held at "a later date".

Russia on Tuesday held the US' "toxicity and animosity" responsible for Moscow pulling out of key nuclear arms talks with Washington in Cairo this week. Just a day earlier on Monday, the nation announced that the talks scheduled to take place between November 29 and December 6 would now be held at "a later date". Watch | Russia Ukraine War enters 10th month; Putin meets mothers of Russian soldiers fighting in Kyiv As per Reuters Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova "in strongly worded comments" accused Washington of trying to manipulate the New START treaty to its advantage, however, she claimed that her country remains committed to it. The New START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) treaty is the last agreement of its kind between the world's two main nuclear powers. Also read | US says Russia has postponed talks on New START nuclear arms treaty "Across all spheres, we are seeing the highest level of toxicity and hostility from Washington," said Zakharova, accusing the US of unleashing a "total hybrid war" against her country. She added that talks cannot be held under current circumstances. Following Russia backing out of the talks on Monday, the US State Department as per AFP said it was "ready to reschedule at the earliest possible date as resuming inspections is a priority for sustaining the treaty as an instrument of stability". Also read | US, Russia to restart talks on New START nuclear arms reduction deal Zakharova remarked that it was impossible for the US talks to Russia about "transparency and predictability" in the military sphere, even as it continues to help Ukraine "kill our troops and civilians in Russian regions." Due to Russia's invasion of its neighbour Ukraine, relations between Washington and Moscow as per Reuters have plunged to their most confrontational point in 60 years. The Russian aggression has triggered a slew of sanctions by the West, a movement led by the United States. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Russia blames US 'toxicity and animosity' for cancellation of key nuclear talks

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