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Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia launched airstrikes on Ukraine last night, killing two people and injuring dozens.According to three security sources, Syrian government forces have captured the Conoco gas field and the largest oil field in the east, Omar.On January 18th, Snowman Group issued an announcement stating that its stock price had experienced abnormal fluctuations, with a cumulative daily closing price deviation exceeding 20% over two consecutive trading days (January 15th and 16th). After verification, no corrections or supplements were found to the previously disclosed information, the companys operations are normal, and there have been no significant changes in the internal or external environment. The company, its controlling shareholder, and actual controller, Lin Rujie, have no undisclosed material matters, and he did not trade the companys stock during the period of abnormal fluctuations. The company has not violated any information disclosure regulations and reminds investors to rely on information disclosed through designated media and to invest rationally.January 18th - According to a report in The Washington Post on Sunday, the U.S. Department of Defense has ordered approximately 1,500 active-duty U.S. troops to prepare for deployment to Minnesota, the state most affected by protests against government deportation actions. The newspaper, citing Department of Defense officials, stated that the military has placed relevant units on "ready to deploy" status in case the violence in the state escalates further. However, it remains unclear whether these troops will actually be deployed. On Thursday, Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy troops if state officials did not stop protesters from attacking immigration officials. This comes after a significant increase in the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel.On January 18th, a spokesperson for the South Korean presidential office stated at a televised press conference on Sunday that South Korea will strive to secure more favorable terms for the US tariffs on imported memory chips. When asked about the Trump administrations announcement of tariffs on artificial intelligence chips, the official stated that the country released a joint situation report last year regarding its trade agreement with the US, which included provisions to ensure that South Korea would not be treated more unfavorably than its main competitors when facing US tariffs on imported chips. On Saturday, the South Korean trade minister stated that the impact of US tariffs on certain high-end computing chips on South Korean companies would be limited.
