Putin ordered the use of the new hypersonic missile in combat conditions to demonstrate its successful testing and to continue these tests based on security threats posed to Russia.
Zelensky called on world leaders to respond seriously to Russia's threat, emphasizing that it cannot be ignored.
NATO stated that individual members will not be deterred from supporting Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion.
Putin indicated that the decision had been made to start the production of the missile and that further tests, including in combat conditions, would continue.
The UN aid convoy reaching Zamzam Camp is vital for people facing famine, and it is hoped that regular convoys will continue to turn the tide of famine in the region.
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Japan signed off on a $140 billion stimulus package, including handouts for low-income households, fuel and energy subsidies, and help for small businesses.
The new plastic, which breaks down in seawater, aims to address the issue of plastic littering in oceans, potentially reducing the annual 20 million tonnes of plastic waste that ends up in seas and oceans.
The summit proposed $250 billion annually by 2035 for climate finance, but developing countries demanded trillions, leading to ongoing negotiations and criticism from delegates.
Migrants face significant risks, including the deadly journey across the English Channel, increased police presence, and the challenge of finding safe and legal pathways to the UK.
President Vladimir Putin said Russia had a stock of powerful new missiles "ready to be launched" and promised to carry out more tests including in "combat conditions".