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Last update: 2 hours agoPro-Ukrainian protests: Thousands of Poles rallied in 22 cities on Aug. 9 under the “Don’t Be Indifferent” slogan, organized by KOD, to protest rising verbal and physical attacks on Ukrainians and other minorities and to signal support with stickers for shop doors and cars. Ukraine air-defense pressure: President Zelenskyy says the US will deliver Patriot interceptor missiles monthly, but quantities remain “not enough,” after Russia’s ballistic strikes hit Kyiv region while drones were largely intercepted—highlighting interceptor shortages. Poland in the missile mix: Zelenskyy adds that additional Patriot interceptors are available in Germany and Poland, while shortages are tied to wider Middle East demand. EU security tensions: A Reuters explainer warns global Patriot interceptor inventories are depleted amid simultaneous crises, leaving multiple allies stretched. Football governance row: La Liga president Tebas renews calls for FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to resign, saying the “Infantino era is over” and criticizing FIFA’s impact on national leagues. Diplomacy beyond Europe: Israel’s FM Gideon Sa’ar pushes renewed ties in Latin America, including Colombia’s move to restore relations after years of rupture.
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