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Everyday Revolutionary War heroes take center stage in Trump’s ‘Spirit of ’76’ exhibit
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EXCLUSIVE: Beneath a towering 23-foot bronze figure holding the Declaration of Independence aloft, designer Matthew Taylor stopped beside an equestrian statue that many Americans have likely never seen, or even heard of.
«Most Americans have never heard of Caesar Rodney,» Taylor told Fox News Digital during an exclusive tour of the new Spirit of ’76 exhibition at Freedom Plaza. «But we owe this man an enormous debt of gratitude.»
The temporary installation, unveiled as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration, transforms Freedom Plaza into an open-air gallery honoring Revolutionary War figures whose names rarely appear in history textbooks.
Commissioned by President Donald Trump, the exhibition features 22 statues and sculptural installations, including a restored equestrian monument of Rodney, a towering «Spirit of Liberty» centerpiece, bronze figures representing Revolutionary soldiers, and an immersive memorial honoring Americans who died aboard British prison ships during the Revolution.
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Matthew Taylor stands beneath the Caesar Rodney statue with members of the fabrication team during the opening of the Spirit of ’76 exhibition at Freedom Plaza. (Dan Fleuette)
According to the National Park Service, the exhibit was created to honor the «heroes and martyrs of the Revolution» during America’s semiquincentennial and is intended to celebrate the enduring «Spirit of ’76’ that continues to live on in every American heart.»
The centerpiece installations include the Caesar Rodney equestrian statue, the «12 Soldiers of the Revolution,» the Prison Ship Martyrs memorial and the 23-foot Spirit of Liberty statue.
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The restored Caesar Rodney equestrian statue stands at Freedom Plaza during the opening of the Spirit of ’76 exhibition in Washington, D.C. (Dan Fleuette)
Rather than beginning with George Washington or Thomas Jefferson, however, Taylor chose to introduce visitors to Rodney.
The Delaware statesman, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, is remembered for his legendary overnight ride from Dover to Philadelphia in July 1776. Suffering from severe illness, Rodney rode roughly 80 miles through a storm to cast the vote that broke Delaware’s deadlock in favor of independence.
«Of all the signers of the Declaration of Independence, Caesar Rodney is one of the most exciting,» Taylor said. «When Delaware’s delegation was deadlocked, he rode through the night to cast the vote that helped secure American independence.»
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A welder from Atelier Missor places final touches on the «Spirit of Liberty» statue before the installation was made public earlier this month. (Dan Fleuette)
For decades, the bronze statue stood in Wilmington’s Rodney Square before being removed in 2020. It now occupies one of the most prominent locations in the nation’s capital, just blocks from both the White House and the Capitol.
From Rodney’s ride, Taylor naturally guides visitors into the next chapter of the American story.
Arranged around the plaza are bronze sculptures representing 12 Revolutionary War soldiers. Rather than depicting famous generals, the statues celebrate ordinary Americans whose individual stories reflect the sacrifices of the Revolutionary generation.
«These are ordinary citizens who did extraordinary things,» Taylor said. «Every one of these statues tells the story of someone who answered the call during the Revolution.»
An inscription featuring a quote from George Washington appears on the base of the Spirit of Liberty statue at Freedom Plaza in Washington, D.C., during America’s 250th anniversary celebration. (Dan Fleuette)
Among them is Samuel Whittemore, who fought British troops at age 78. According to Taylor, Whittemore was bayoneted multiple times, shot in the head and left for dead before surviving and living into his 90s.
Another figure, Simon Knowles, enlisted at just 15 years old and served alongside George Washington throughout much of the Revolutionary War before returning home to live as a farmer.
Taylor said those stories represent the exhibition’s central message.
«Unlike monuments to George Washington or Thomas Jefferson, these statues honor ordinary Americans who did extraordinary things,» he said.
Nearby, another installation tells one of the Revolution’s lesser-known tragedies.
Designed as visitors physically walk through its narrow bronze panels, the Prison Ship Martyrs memorial recreates the outline of a British prison ship. According to the National Park Service, nearly 12,000 Americans died aboard prison ships during the Revolutionary War; even more than were killed in combat during the conflict.
Taylor said the memorial is meant to immerse visitors in that experience.
«As you walk inside, you hear the water from the fountain,» he explained during the tour. «It helps place you inside the story.»
The fountain itself has also become part of the experience. Taylor noted it was recently restored to operation after years of sitting idle, providing the soundscape surrounding the memorial while complementing the plaza’s redesign.
The Prison Ship Martyrs memorial at Freedom Plaza honors Americans who died aboard British prison ships during the Revolutionary War. (Dan Fleuette)
Towering above the entire exhibition stands the Spirit of Liberty, a new bronze figure inspired by iconic American monuments while looking toward the country’s next 250 years.
Standing 23 feet tall, the statue holds an exact bronze replica of the Declaration of Independence in one hand while raising a sword skyward with the other. Around its base are reliefs depicting three defining moments of the Revolution: the signing of the Declaration of Independence, George Washington crossing the Delaware River and the British surrender at Yorktown.
«The Spirit of Liberty represents the sacrifices that gave birth to this nation,» Taylor said.
During Fox News Digital’s visit, visitors gathered around the plaza to photograph the statues against the Washington skyline. Low-angle views of the bronze figures framed them against bright summer skies, while Rodney’s horse appeared frozen mid-stride as though continuing the historic ride that helped shape the nation’s founding.
For Taylor, whose career has largely been spent both behind the camera and behind the scenes designing historical works, the exhibition is about more than commemorating famous names.
Instead, he hopes visitors leave thinking about people they had never encountered before arriving at Freedom Plaza.
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«When visitors leave here,» Taylor said, «I hope they realize they can do extraordinary things themselves. America was built by ordinary citizens who answered extraordinary moments.»
The Spirit of ’76 exhibition is free to the public and is scheduled to remain on display throughout the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration.
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Europe will one day thank Trump for ‘shaking’ it out of its ‘complacency’: UK defense chief
Trump says NATO allies had a ‘bad moment’ for not helping in potential Iran war
President Donald Trump, speaking at the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, criticizes Spain, Italy and the UK for not offering immediate support to the U.S. in a potential conflict with Iran. Trump describes their response as a ‘bad moment’ but later emphasizes the ‘tremendous unification’ among NATO members, expressing mutual love and respect.
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The U.K.’s new defense secretary said Sunday that Europe will ultimately thank President Donald Trump for waking up the continent from its complacency and forcing NATO allies to take responsibility for their own security.
Speaking on Sky News, Wes Streeting also signaled a rebalancing of the U.K. government’s transatlantic stance under new Prime Minister Andy Burnham while stating that Britain continued to refuse to back U.S. offensive military action against Iran.
«The first thing you do is you don’t suck up, and… my impression is President Trump, his administration… that’s not what they’re looking for, actually,» Streeting told Sky News anchor Trevor Phillips, stating his perspective on Washington.
«He’s a straight talker. He says what he means and means what he says.»
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British Secretary of State for Defence Wes Streeting said that Europe will one day thank President Donald Trump for shaking Europe out of its strategic complacency and forcing NATO allies to shoulder more of their own defense. (Carl Court/Getty Images)
«I don’t know him, but I do trust the United States,» he added.
Streeting took charge of the U.K. Ministry of Defence on July 20, the same day Burnham became prime minister.
«I’ve not even been in the job a week. I’ve always been aware that the alliance between the U.S. and the U.K. is unlike any in the world, and of course, that’s historic, it’s cultural, it’s political,» Streeting said. «It’s driven by self-interest as well as mutual shared interests.»
During his first week in office, Streeting also had a call with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to discuss maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz and broader NATO commitments.
«But just in my first week as defense secretary, I have had a unique insight into just how close and integral that relationship is when it comes to defense and security,» Streeting explained.
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Streeting said he was «very keen and pleased» to meet with his American counterpart, War Secretary Pete Hegseth. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
«And it’s one of the reasons why I was very keen and pleased in the first week to meet with my U.S. counterpart, Pete Hegseth, where I was clear that we’ve not supported offensive action in Iran, and we won’t support offensive action in Iran,» he continued. «But there are plenty of things that we can and should do together when it comes to securing the Strait of Hormuz, in making sure that Iran doesn’t develop nuclear weapons, in terms of investing in our capability and NATO’s capability.»
Trump has long criticized European NATO members for failing to spend enough on defense, arguing they should shoulder a greater share of the alliance’s security burden.
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«And one of the things I’d say about President Trump specifically… we don’t always like what he says. We don’t always like his methods,» Streeting said. (Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)
At July’s NATO summit in Turkey, Trump pressed allies to follow through on their commitments to increase defense spending.
«And one of the things I’d say about President Trump specifically: we don’t always like what he says, we don’t always like his methods,» Streeting said. «But I genuinely think when this period of history is written, Europe will thank President Trump for shaking us out of our complacency and forcing us to stand on our own two feet and end the period of overreliance on the United States for defense because what he said about Europe isn’t unique to President Trump, the MAGA movement or the Republican Party.»
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«This has been a longstanding grain of U.S. frustration with Europe under Democratic and Republican presidents, and in the world we live in, it is right that we can act to secure ourselves,» he added.
Streeting also said the U.K. could «act with our allies here in Europe and, of course, work with the United States without being overly dependent to the extent that NATO and Europe has been.»
Fox News Digital has reached out to 10 Downing Street for further comment.
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Guerra en Oriente Medio: Estados Unidos e Irán ponen en pausa sus ataques por segundo día consecutivo
Estados Unidos pausó sus ataques contra Irán por segundo día consecutivo el domingo, y Teherán afirmó que también lo había hecho, mientras continuaban los esfuerzos para que ambos países regresen a negociaciones.
No estaba claro por qué Estados Unidos ha hecho una pausa después de atacar zonas costeras e infraestructura iraníes por casi dos semanas luego que Irán disparó contra barcos en el estrecho de Ormuz. El Pentágono no respondió a preguntas el domingo.
El presidente Donald Trump está “dando a las conversaciones algo de espacio. Les está dando un poco de margen”, dijo a Fox News Mike Waltz, el embajador estadounidense ante las Naciones Unidas. “Hemos tenido tanto a Omán como a Irán, y a varios de nuestros otros negociadores, involucrados a todos los niveles, desde los niveles más altos hasta el nivel técnico durante las últimas semanas, y particularmente en los últimos días”.
Como Estados Unidos ha detenido los ataques durante las últimas dos noches, Irán también lo ha hecho, dijo el domingo a la televisión estatal iraní el portavoz del ejército. En los últimos días, Teherán ha contraatacado a países de la región que albergan fuerzas norteamericanas y mató al menos a tres personas en una base en Jordania.
El periodo de 60 días que comenzó cuando ambos países firmaron el acuerdo provisional a mediados de junio ya está bien avanzado en su segunda mitad, y los principales asuntos que debían negociarse —en particular el programa nuclear iraní — siguen apartados mientras los mediadores intentan mantener a ambas partes dialogando.
Un funcionario regional involucrado en los esfuerzos de mediación señaló que la diplomacia estaba en marcha y que una pausa en los ataques es una “señal positiva que ayuda a los esfuerzos para desescalar”.
El funcionario indicó que ambos países quieren volver al acuerdo provisional de alto el fuego y que el arreglo que se negocia se centra en que Irán gestione el tránsito de embarcaciones por el estrecho de Ormuz con menos restricciones para los barcos. El funcionario no estaba autorizado a hablar del asunto y habló bajo condición de anonimato.
Persistían las preocupaciones sobre el transporte marítimo en el estrecho y ahora también en otra vía acuática crucial de la región, el estrecho de Bab al-Mandeb hacia el mar Rojo. Los rebeldes hutíes de Yemen, respaldados por Irán, amenazaron la semana pasada con un bloqueo del transporte marítimo saudí allí.
Los suministros energéticos y la economía mundial siguen en la balanza ya que los precios de la gasolina han vuelto a subir.
Irán reveló el domingo que seguía conversando con Omán sobre el paso seguro de los barcos por el estrecho de Ormuz, que se encuentra entre ambos países. El portavoz del Ministerio de Exteriores iraní, Esmail Baghaei, afirmó que las conversaciones habían avanzado y continuaban.
Añadió que el estatus del estrecho permanecía sin cambios. Teherán ha sostenido que el acuerdo provisional con Estados Unidos le permite, por ahora, gestionar el transporte marítimo en esa vía, y ha objetado los esfuerzos estadounidenses por respaldar una ruta a través del estrecho que pase cerca de Omán en su lugar. Antes de la guerra, el estrecho era considerado una vía acuática internacional.
El ejército estadounidense declaró el sábado que su bloqueo naval contra Irán continuaba, con una docena de barcos comerciales redirigidos, dos inutilizados y dos abordados. Las fuerzas estadounidenses “siguen altamente vigilantes, concentradas, letales y listas”, añadió.
Netanyahu dice que respalda “plenamente” los esfuerzos de Trump Mientras tanto, el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu planea viajar a Estados Unidos y reunirse con Trump en Washington el martes, informó su oficina. La última vez que se reunieron en Washington fue en febrero, semanas antes de que lanzaran la guerra contra Irán que mató a altos dirigentes, incluido el líder supremo, el ayatolá Ali Jamenei.
El grupo libanés Hezbollah, respaldado por Irán, disparó contra Israel dos días después de que comenzara la guerra, e Israel respondió con ataques aéreos y fuerzas terrestres en el sur del Líbano. Desde entonces, Estados Unidos ha respaldado conversaciones directas históricas entre Líbano e Israel para intentar calmar ese frente y encontrar una manera de desarmar a Hezbollah.
Netanyahu dijo el domingo a Fox News que respalda “plenamente” los esfuerzos de Trump para debilitar a Irán y presionarlo para que ponga fin a su programa nuclear, y añadió: “Si puede hacerlo sin volver a un combate militar intenso, está bien. ¿Por qué no?”
El primer ministro indicó que no presentará nueva información a “nuestro buen amigo” Trump y que, en cambio, escuchará “lo que tiene en mente, porque creo que en muchos sentidos es su decisión”.
Pero Netanyahu advirtió que si Irán vuelve a atacar a Israel, de forma directa o mediante aliados armados, “cometerá un terrible error”.
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President Donald Trump’s address to the nation alleging Chinese interference in American elections last week has renewed interest in Beijing’s broader influence efforts in the United States.
Federal records show that a number of Chinese government entities, state-controlled media organizations and China-based companies have registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) to disclose operations with political implications carried out in the United States on their behalf. Lobbying Disclosure Act filings submitted to Congress by other Chinese entities, meanwhile, cover lobbying activity by companies pursuing what they say are purely commercial interests.
Those filings provide a partial public record of how Chinese interests seek to shape U.S. policy, public opinion and commercial decisions, though they do not establish the full scope of Beijing’s activity or prove Trump’s election claims.
Private entities based in China and Hong Kong, many of which have significant ties to the Chinese Communist Party, spend significant amounts of money attempting to influence America. The DOJ recorded over $20 million in FARA expenditures from these entities in 2025, with millions of dollars more being recorded in lobbying disclosures filed with Congress. Chinese government sources, over the same period, spent close to $80 million on FARA expenses.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks during an international business meeting at The Great Hall Of The People on March 28, 2025 in Beijing, China. (Ken Ishii – Pool/Getty Images)
Not every Chinese influence operation happens on the books, however.
Campus groups that the State Department has linked to the Chinese government, such as the Chinese Students and Scholars Association, do not file paperwork with the DOJ, leaving Americans in the dark regarding their operations. Additionally, any groups that fall under China’s United Front Work Department — a global network of CCP loyalists that work to advance Beijing’s interests abroad — don’t file disclosures owing to their clandestine nature.
China hawks have also argued that some powerful domestic nonprofits have significant links to the CCP, giving it yet another mechanism it can use to influence the United States.
«China is committed to promoting mutual understanding and friendship between the Chinese and American peoples and advancing exchanges and cooperation between the two countries in areas including trade, education and culture,» a spokesperson for the Chinese embassy told Fox News Digital. «China’s international exchanges and cooperation are open and transparent, with the aim of enhancing mutual understanding and achieving mutual benefit.»
«Portraying China’s normal international exchanges and cooperation as so-called ‘influence operations’ distorts facts and stigmatizes legitimate engagement,» they added.
While the true extent of China’s influence in the United States is unknown, the evidence that is available to the public paints a picture of a broad, multi-front effort to shape how Americans live and think.
‘Propaganda’
Among China’s most prevalent levers of influence is its state-run media apparatus, which academic sources and the federal government often describe as a «propaganda» operation.
Globally, the State Department estimated in 2023 that China spends «billions of dollars annually on foreign information manipulation efforts.»
Five Chinese media operations are registered as active foreign agents in the United States, DOJ records show. CCTV, Xinhua News and China Daily each have direct affiliations with the CCP, whereas Sing Tao News Corporation is privately owned but consistently takes a pro-Beijing stance in its coverage.
CCTV, which is operated by the Chinese government, runs CGTN America, China’s flagship English-language media operation. DOJ filings reviewed by Fox News Digital show that CGTN received $66.8 million in funding from CCTV between February and November 2025 — a significant chunk of China’s overall foreign influence budget.
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China’s President Xi Jinping (R) and US President Donald Trump visit the Temple of Heaven on May 14, 2026 in Beijing, China. (Brendan Smialowski – Pool/Getty Images)
In 2025, CGTN amplified rhetoric similar to that pushed by Democratic politicians.
The network pushed left-of-center rhetoric on issues such as climate change, racial tensions, immigration and the war in Gaza while criticizing Trump’s tariffs as well as his efforts to make Washington, D.C., safer through law enforcement and National Guard deployments. CGTN has also been eager to praise California Gov. Gavin Newsom, seen by many as one of Trump’s chief political rivals.
A 2022 academic paper published by researchers at King’s College in London argued that, despite appearances, CGTN doesn’t aim to influence voter behavior or have a strict ideological slant but rather seeks to portray America as «poorly governed, plutocratic, racist and a destabilizing international influence» in contrast to a China that is «well governed, benign, stable and a rising superpower.»
All the Chinese media operations designated as foreign agents tend to publish similar content. An appendix in one of Xinhua’s filings reveals that the federal government required it to register under FARA because the DOJ believes that it «intends to influence the American public or policy makers on relevant topics such as U.S. policy or foreign relations.»
«Chinese media outlets conduct news reporting and information dissemination in accordance with the law. Labeling outlets such as Xinhua, CGTN and China Daily as ‘propaganda tools’ or ‘foreign influence instruments’ reflects ideological bias and a Cold War mentality, rather than an objective view of international media exchanges,» the embassy spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
The China lobby
Representing the interests of Chinese companies, even those that the U.S. government warns are working on behalf of the Chinese military, is big business for American lobbyists.
Lobbying records show that dozens of American lobbyists have signed new contracts with dozens of companies partially or fully owned by Chinese entities since 2025. FARA records, meanwhile, reveal that seven Chinese companies — Huawei, BOE Technology America, Yangtze Memory Technologies, XH Smart Tech China, Hikvision, Futurewei Technologies and JinkoSolar — maintain active foreign agent registrations in the United States.
A Chinese company advocating for its own commercial interests usually files lobbying disclosures with Congress under the Lobbying Disclosure Act, whereas an organization carrying out what the federal government determines to be political, governmental or broader public-influence work for a foreign principal typically reports to the DOJ under FARA.
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President Donald Trump shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping as they hold a bilateral meeting at Gimhae International Airport, on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, in Busan, South Korea, on Oct. 30, 2025. (Reuters/Evelyn Hockstein)
Hikvision, a partially state-owned video surveillance equipment manufacturer based in China, for instance, reports to the DOJ.
The company faces procurement, export and investment sanctions imposed by the United States government following allegations that it aided the CCP in its repression of Uyghur Muslims. It has paid American lobbyists millions to plead its case to the United States government that those restrictions should be dropped.
Since Hikvision is bound by the disclosure requirements of FARA, the public has access to the materials distributed to policymakers on its behalf, as well as information about specific policymakers they contacted, such as a slideshow presentation its lobbyists gave to Pentagon and Department of Commerce officials in October 2024.
Most of the lobbying services purchased by Chinese companies occur under the LDA, which only requires principals to disclose who they’re paying, how much they’re paying and a very basic description of what issues they’re lobbying on. Among the firms retaining American lobbyists are controversial Chinese-owned agriculture companies, major competitors with American industries, state-owned enterprises and firms that the Department of War claims are working on behalf of China’s People’s Liberation Army.
Tencent, a technology conglomerate that the Pentagon recently added to its list of «Chinese military companies,» has spent well over $10 million on lobbying expenses since 2025.
«As the Company is neither a Chinese military company nor a military-civil fusion contributor to the Chinese defense industrial base, it believes that its inclusion in the [Chinese military company] List is a mistake,» Tencent said in a statement after the Pentagon designated it as such. «The Company intends to initiate a Reconsideration Process to correct this mistake. During the process, it will engage in discussions with the U.S. Department of Defense to resolve any misunderstanding, and if necessary, will undertake legal proceedings to remove the Company from the [Chinese military company] List.»
A handful of Chinese companies, including some that have appeared on the Pentagon’s list of Chinese military companies, have even lobbied on issues related to American national security.
Some, such as Sen. Tom Cotton, have accused Chinese entities of abusing the LDA to avoid filing under FARA and complying with its stricter disclosure requirements, which would provide Americans with a fuller accounting of their activities.
Trade, tourism and development?
China, like many other countries, spends considerable funds on convincing Americans to trade with, travel to or invest in it.
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, for instance, receives hundreds of thousands of dollars from Beijing every six months to travel across the country to act as «the liaison between business, chamber of commerce, trade associations and organizations in China and in the United States to facilitate bilateral trade, investment and economic cooperation,» according to its FARA disclosures.
While CCPIT’s operations appear anodyne, China hawks argue that they may serve a dual purpose.
The Jamestown Foundation, for instance, asserts that CCPIT «has long been identified by the U.S. intelligence community as a united front entity supporting PRC diplomatic goals,» citing a declassified CIA memo from 1957. Sinopis, a research project associated with a Czech university, similarly argues that China uses CCPIT to forge relationships with foreign officials and business groups to ultimately advance Chinese economic and geopolitical objectives.
«Allegations concerning organizations allegedly linked to the United Front Work Department lack factual basis,» the embassy spokesperson told Fox News Digital. «In addition, the CCPIT has long been committed to promoting trade and investment cooperation between China and countries around the world and facilitating economic exchanges. Linking normal trade promotion activities to so-called geopolitical objectives is groundless.»
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Also paid by Beijing to operate in the United States are various offices encouraging Americans to visit China and soliciting investments for ventures in it.
Despite the harsh accusations levied against China, Trump has invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit the United States to discuss artificial intelligence and bilateral relations in September.
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