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RT News reports that the US and Israel are preparing to potentially resume military operations against Iran within the coming week, citing the New York Times as a source. The article presents this as a renewal of 'aggression' without providing details on the specific context, timeline verification, or official statements from the parties involved.

China's commerce ministry characterized recent trade deals negotiated during a U.S. visit as 'preliminary,' suggesting they are not final commitments. The story reports on Chinese official statements regarding tariff, agricultural, and aircraft agreements reached during the week's diplomatic engagement.

A Rwandan-backed rebel group (AFC/M23) has withdrawn from several key positions in Congo's eastern South Kivu province over the weekend, according to Congolese army and rebel official statements. The withdrawal is attributed to US pressure in the headline but this causation is not substantiated in the provided description.

Argentine authorities stated that hantavirus patients aboard a luxury cruise ship were unlikely to have contracted the virus in Tierra del Fuego province. The article cites official statements regarding the geographic origin of the outbreak affecting cruise ship passengers.

No. 10 Downing Street did not deny that UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves had a heated confrontation with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during spring IMF meetings in Washington. The story relies on reported accounts of the row but provides no direct quotes, specific details of the disagreement, or official statements from either party.