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The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is cited as a news organization that reports on international geopolitical events, including U.S.-Iran tensions, military deployments in the Middle East, and sanctions against Russia. It provides analysis on diplomatic efforts, defense spending, corporate practices, and technological innovations, often citing unnamed sources or official statements.
Recent coverage
- WSJ: Netanyahu Unsuccessfully Asked US to Resume Strikes on Iran's Nuclear Facilities — Коммерсантъ
- WSJ: Cotton shortage complicates ammunition production ramp-up in NATO — Ведомости
- WSJ: Israel believes Iran has hidden nuclear centrifuges under the Pikaqs mountain — Ведомости
- WSJ: US authorities cannot protect 50,000 troops in the Middle East — Коммерсантъ
- WSJ: US Cannot Protect Its Military in Conflict with Iran — РИАМО
- WSJ: US cannot protect 50,000 military personnel from Iranian attacks — Ведомости
- NATO countries face cotton shortage for ammunition production — Фонтанка
- WSJ reports on shortage of cotton for NATO to produce artillery shells — Коммерсантъ
- WSJ: Missile from Iran's strike on US base in Jordan hit soldiers' sleeping block — Коммерсантъ
- NATO countries face cotton shortage for ammunition production — Вечерняя Москва
- WSJ: Israel spent $50 million to improve its image in US media and social networks — Коммерсантъ
- WSJ: Iran earned $5-6 billion from oil during ceasefire with US — Коммерсантъ
- US Urgently Transfers 'Low-Signature' Fighters to the Middle East — Вести
- US Recognizes Iran's Success in Attacks on American Bases in the Middle East — Вести
- WSJ: SpaceX Negotiates with Pentagon to Provide AI Capabilities — Ведомости
- WSJ: Treasury official tried to block White House from interfering in tax audits — Коммерсантъ
- Gazprom shares hit historic low on Moscow Exchange — The Bell
- Media reports: Trump considers expanding military operation against Iran — РИАМО
- Trump considers seizing Iranian islands and expanding the scope of strikes — Вести
- A softened bill on sanctions for purchasing Russian energy resources has been introduced to the US Senate. What are its chances? — Новая газета Европа