News in Brief: Poland Repeals Mine Ban, Russia Plans New Mobilization

Latest news summarized:

• Poland has suspended its commitments under the Ottawa Convention and is preparing to start the production of anti-personnel mines.
• Italy announces progress in the negotiation process regarding Ukraine, emphasizing the security guarantees for Kyiv. However, territorial issues remain unresolved.
• The Russian General Staff reports significant losses for the Ukrainian armed forces and the capture of several settlements under its control. No data has been published regarding Russian losses.
• According to American experts, Russia is preparing for a new partial mobilization to replenish army losses, noting that the flow of contract soldiers is no longer meeting frontline needs.
• A private helicopter has gone missing in the Amouri region, having not received flight permission. A large-scale search operation is underway.
• The U.S. President commented on the arrest of a member of the British royal family, calling it a serious blow to the family. The individual has been released but remains under investigation.
• In Armenia, several roads are closed or difficult to traverse due to black ice, and the Stepantsminda-Lars road is closed for all types of transport.