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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy plans to attend in person a NATO summit taking place in Vilnius in July, Ukraine's ambassador to Lithuania told local newswire BNS.

A rupture in an old natural gas pipe has emerged as the most likely cause of Friday's blast in the Lithuania-Latvia pipeline, the head of its operator said on Saturday.

Spokesperson for Ukraine army says statements from Russia that it has captured Soledar ‘are not true’

A gas pipeline connecting Lithuania and Latvia was hit by an explosion on Friday but there was no immediate evidence of an attack, Lithuania gas transmission operator Amber Grid said.

Estonia will remove all public Soviet memorials in its majority Russian-speaking city of Narva, the government said on Tuesday, citing rising tensions in the city and accusing Russia of trying to exploit the past to divide Estonian society.

The stock markets pulled back yesterday after the Fed rate hike amid recessionary concerns. Considering the volatile market backdrop, investing in dividend-paying blue-chip stocks AT&T (T), LyondellBasell Industries N.V. (LYB), The Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), International Business Machines Corp. (IBM), and Altria Group (MO) could be wise.

Estonia's president, at the request of the prime minister, on Friday dismissed all cabinet ministers of the government's junior partner from the government, BNS news agency reported.

RBC Capital analyst Darko Mihelic raised the price target for Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX: BNS) (NYSE: BNS) to C$94 from C$93. The analyst maintained the Outperform rating on the shares.