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Video shows Russian drone hunting down Ukraine street vendor, as civilian attacks appear to increase
Russia has intensified its air assault on Ukraine, killing 17 and injuring 40 others in its latest attack.
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Director of factory that supplies drones to Russian military severely wounded when his car exploded
In September 2024, Vladimir Tkachuk, who was injured in the blast, was seen in a photo presenting his designs to Russian President Vladimir Putin at a display of military drones in St. Petersburg.
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Spanish immigration crisis exposes cracks in European Union, opportunity for right-leaning parties
The crisis, which saw tens of thousands of Moroccans flood the borders of a small Spanish exclave in Africa, may provide fuel for right-leaning European campaigns ahead of important elections next year.
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Israel to open Rafah crossing after search for last captive body concludes
The move was presented as part of President Donald Trump’s comprehensive “20-point plan” to solidify a ceasefire and begin a transition in Gaza.
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Zelensky says more peace negotiations to take place soon, calls latest talks constructive
The meeting in the United Arab Emirates involved senior U.S. envoys, including special negotiator Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who acts as a senior advisor in the Trump administration’s continuing diplomatic push.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard warns U.S. forces: 'Finger on the trigger'
The regime has cracked down on nationwide resistance protests, reportedly killing thousands of demonstrators, according to human rights groups.
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U.S. diplomats push Israel toward next phase of Gaza ceasefire
Under the current arrangement, which has paused major hostilities since October, Israeli forces maintain control of key crossings, including the Rafah entry point to Egypt
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Russia strikes Ukraine amid high-stakes peace talks involving U.S. envoys
The strikes, involving drones and missiles, killed at least one civilian and injured dozens more, including in Kyiv and Kharkiv.
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Treasury Department sanctions nine Iranian shadow fleet vessels amid Middle East protests
The department said the sanctions are also because the revenue from the oil and petroleum should go to Iranians and not the regime's regional terror proxies, weapons programs and security services.
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Rubio welcomes Iraq taking in ISIS prisoners amid instability in Syria
The U.S. military has already begun moving ISIS prisoners into Iraq, United States Central Command said Wednesday, which it claimed is necessary to prevent a breakout that would pose a direct threat to the U.S. and regional security.
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Putin says Russia is unconcerned with which country owns Greenland
"What happens in Greenland is of no concern to us whatsoever," Russian President Vladimir Putin said
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South Korea's former prime minister sentenced to 23 years in prison for rebellion
Former South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo could appeal the ruling
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Lutnick tells World Economic Forum: 'Globalization has failed the West'
"The fact is it has left America behind," Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said