Thời sự Quốc tế sáng 28/1. Nga tiêu diệt lính đánh thuê, thiêu rụi loạt kho đạn Ukraine - VNews

Summary

The script covers various international news topics, including NATO underestimating Russia's military capacity, Putin stating over 600k Russian troops are involved in the Ukraine conflict, Iran upgrading its Su-22 fighter jets with advanced missiles and electronics, France enacting a controversial new immigration law despite right-wing opposition, the U.S. approving a $23 billion F-16 fighter jet sale to Turkey, and EU Council President Michel abandoning his bid for a seat in the European Parliament to focus on his current role.

Takeaways

• 😲 NATO underestimated Russia's military capacity for personnel and ammunition production
• 👀 Russia claims to have made advances in battlegrounds like Kupiansk and Khopiv
• 🔫 Over 600,000 Russian troops are participating in the Ukraine special military operation
• 🚀 Iran is actively building relations with Middle Eastern countries amid conflict with the West
• ⚔️ Iran is upgrading its Su-22 jets to carry more advanced weapons like the Yasin guided bomb
• 🤝 North Korea's foreign minister met with China's vice foreign minister to strengthen bilateral ties
• 💣 UN calls for urgent deployment of forces to stabilize the deteriorating situation in Haiti
• 😷 CDC reports over 13,000 flu deaths in the US this season
• 📉 Measles cases are rising in the US after years of decline
• 💰 US approves $23 billion F-16 fighter jet sale to Turkey

Q & A

How many Russian troops are involved in the Ukraine conflict according to President Putin?

President Putin stated that over 600,000 Russian troops are involved in the special military operation in Ukraine as the conflict approaches its third year.

What new capabilities will Iran's Su-22 jets gain after their upgrade program?

After upgrades, Iran's Su-22 jets will be able to carry guided bombs with 40km standoff range, long-range air-to-ground missiles, exchange data with UAVs, and most notably employ 1,500 km range air-launched ballistic missiles.

What warning did the Estonian military chief give about Russia's capabilities?

The Estonian military chief warned NATO that it had underestimated Russia's ability to replenish its troops and munitions, saying new intelligence had prompted reassessments and warnings over the alliance's need to prepare for a lengthy conflict.

How many flu deaths have been recorded in the US this season?

The US CDC reported that 13,000 people have died from flu so far this season in the United States.

What new French immigration law was recently published?

France published its new immigration law after the Constitutional Council rejected additions and amendments proposed by right-wing lawmakers, including limits on social welfare access and immigration quotas.

What arms sales to Turkey did the US State Department approve?

The US approved the potential sale of 40 new F-16 fighter jets and related equipment to Turkey worth an estimated $20 billion.

How many measles cases have been recorded in the US recently?

23 measles cases have been recorded in the US since December 1, 2022, including 7 foreign visitors and 2 outbreaks with over 5 cases each.

What did North Korea's foreign minister discuss with China's foreign minister?

North Korea's foreign minister met with China's foreign minister to discuss strengthening tactical cooperation and jointly safeguarding common interests, as the countries mark 75 years of diplomatic ties in 2024.

What is the UN calling for in response to violence in Haiti?

The UN called for emergency measures to deploy a multinational force to Haiti in response to unprecedented violent crime waves overtaking the country.

Why did EU Council President Michel abandon his parliamentary run?

EU Council President Charles Michel abandoned his planned run for a seat in the European Parliament to avoid distracting from his current Council duties amidst criticism of the move.