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EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING
Good morning from Brussels. Following intense discussions overnight, EU leaders have reacted strongly to Viktor Orbán’s veto on Ukraine’s loan, with alternatives now being considered to resolve the impasse.
Storm Therese has caused significant disruption in Tenerife, blanketing the island in snow and ice. Dozens of flights have been cancelled, with high winds reaching 75mph and hazardous conditions prompting road closures. The emergency response system is now activated to manage further weather issues.
Iran has warned that tourist sites are ‘not safe’ for US and Israeli officials, according to the Iranian Army’s statement via Fars news agency. As tensions escalate following recent military actions, no place will be secure for these officials, including resorts and entertainment centres.
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