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STAND-OFF: Venezuelan Warplanes Harass U.S. Navy Ships & Kyiv Hammered By Russia
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
- Venezuelan fighter jets shadow a U.S. destroyer in the Caribbean, sparking a dangerous standoff that Pentagon officials warn could ignite a crisis.
- Russia unleashes its largest air assault of the war, pounding Kyiv with more than 800 drones and striking a government building for the first time.
- A massive immigration raid in Georgia sweeps up hundreds of South Korean workers at a Hyundai plant—now Seoul says it’s reached a deal with Washington to bring them home.
- And in today’s Back of the Brief—major internet disruptions ripple across Asia and the Middle East after undersea cables in the Red Sea are mysteriously cut.
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