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Donald Trump has publicly offered U.S. assistance to Russia following a reported death from a plague outbreak, according to CNBC World.

The World Health Organization said it is in contact with Russian authorities and has offered support if needed, noting that the risk to the general public remains low based on available information.

Trump’s statement comes amid growing concerns about the spread of the disease, though the WHO has not identified a widespread outbreak. By extending help, the United States signals a willingness to cooperate on public health matters despite broader geopolitical tensions.

As both sides monitor the situation, the international community will watch whether Russia accepts the offer and how it coordinates with global health agencies to prevent further spread. The WHO will continue to provide guidance and updates as more information becomes available.

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