Here are some of the top stories to start your day: Russia has said that the United States and NATO had overlooked its concerns over the security draft agreement submitted to it earlier. Also, watch the report on the summit of Central Asian countries hosted by India as the situation in Afghanistan topped the agenda.
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If Russia invades Ukraine, Nord Stream 2 pipeline will not move forward: US
Russia said today the United States and NATO had overlooked its concern over the security draft agreement submitted to it earlier amid tensions with Ukraine along the border.
North Korea confirms two tactical guided missiles tests, Kim visits munitions factory
Fulfilling its aim to show military might, North Korea said on Friday that its two latest rounds of weapons tests conducted this week were successful. It also looks to speed up the development of more powerful warheads.
‘Destabilising role’: Concerned about Russia’s S-400 missile defence system sale to India: US
Amid tensions between Russia and Ukraine, the US said on Friday that it is “concerned” over Russia’s S-400 missile sale to India. “This doesn’t change the concerns that we have with the S-400 system. I think it shines a spotlight on the destabilising role that Russia is playing not only in the region but potentially beyond as well,” State Department Spokesperson Ned Price said.
Identities of Indian family found frozen to death near US-Canada border confirmed
India’s High Commission in the Canadian capital of Ottawa has confirmed the identities of the four Indians who were frozen to death near the border between the United States and Canada last week.
WATCH | Gravitas: India-Central Asian countries discuss situation in Afghanistan
