The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced on Friday. US President Donald Trump hopes to win the prize for his efforts to end the war in Gaza and reach an agreement to release hostages.

Putin, who noted the catastrophic situation in Gaza, said he would support Trump's plan only if it contributes to the "two-state solution."

During the talks, the leaders of the two countries discussed the development of the Uzbek-US strategic partnership, the expansion of trade, economic and investment cooperation, as well as issues of regional and global importance.

The fact is that the Central Asian countries already have close diplomatic ties with Israel, and the new agreements will be symbolic and military in nature.

The United States has announced that it will remove the Syrian group Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) from its list of foreign terrorist organizations. The group led the rebels that toppled the Assad regime, which had ruled Syria for 54 years. Its leader, Ahmed al-Shar, is now the country's interim president.

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US President Donald Trump said he knew that "Iran is very close to a nuclear weapon." But where did he get such information? The answer is obvious - Benjamin Netanyahu told him. What did US intelligence agencies tell Trump? According to them, "Iran is not working on creating nuclear weapons and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei did not authorize such a program, which was suspended in 2003." I wonder if Trump does not trust his spies or does not want to trust them? The answer to this question is even more interesting - Paul Craig Roberts, an American political analyst.

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States. The ban applies to citizens of Iran, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Sudan, Somalia and Chad.

Some analysts believe that Trump envisions a world in which the so-called three great powers - the United States, China, and Russia - each dominate a specific part of the globe. Such a redivision of the world would be "a return to the imperial rule of the 19th century."

The Grand Mufti of Libya, Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghirany, has criticized the large sums of money given by Arab countries to US President Donald Trump. "Billions of dollars were simply given to Trump. They did not want to spend a single penny to save the children dying of hunger in Gaza," the mufti said.