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Ukrainian President Zelensky: We have every right to say that we have defended our independence and that we have not lost our national status.February 24th - According to data from the National Energy Administration, statistical analysis of 53,300 highway charging piles included in the national charging facility monitoring and service platform shows that from the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month (February 15th) to the 7th day of the first lunar month (February 23rd), electric vehicles were charged a total of 6.021 million times on highways, with a total charging volume of 149.7675 million kilowatt-hours. The average daily charging volume was 16.6408 million kilowatt-hours, an increase of 52.01% compared to the average daily volume during last years Spring Festival, setting a new historical record.On February 24th, according to Tianyancha, a business information platform, Xiaomi Technology Co., Ltd. recently applied to register multiple trademarks for "Xiaomi Smart Storage," covering international classifications such as scientific instruments, communication services, and website services. All trademarks are currently awaiting substantive examination. Xiaomi Technology Co., Ltd. was established in March 2010, with Lei Jun as its legal representative and a registered capital of 1.85 billion RMB. Its business scope includes technology import and export, sales of communication equipment, sales of daily necessities, general merchandise, retail of household appliances, and furniture sales. It is jointly owned by Lei Jun, Li Wanqiang, and others.U.S. Defense Secretary Hergsays: Iran should reach a deal. Iran has a chance to reach a deal. This is the outcome Trump wants. If Iran decides not to reach a deal, we will prepare options for Trump.February 24th - European car sales declined in January, ending a six-month winning streak. This was attributed to weakened consumer purchasing power in several markets, while demand for electric vehicles remained strong. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (EADA) said on Tuesday that new car registrations fell 3.5% last month to 961,382 units. France and Germany, the regions largest market, saw the largest declines, while sales rose in the UK and Italy. German car buyers remain hesitant due to high car prices, rising unemployment, and core industrial companies downsizing. While new electric vehicle incentives may provide some support, the overall weak trend is likely to continue this year. Germany accounted for 22% of the European passenger car market last year.
