Pistorius Murder Trial Sees Stunning Testimony in Court
In Pretoria the Oscar Pistorius murder trial hears jaw dropping testimony as prosecutors argue premeditated murder over the Valentine's Day killing of Reeva Steenkamp. A witness reports a woman's blood curdling screams from Pistorius' home as details of his behavior and gun use unfold.
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Suicide car bombing at Hillah checkpoint kills dozens in Iraq
A suicide car bomber detonated a hazardous vehicle at a southern Iraq security checkpoint. Officials say 42 people were killed and over 100 injured as civilians and security personnel were among the victims. Debris and burning cars filled the area as firefighters fought the blaze. The attack underscores rising violence ahead of elections in a Shiite city about 60 miles south of Baghdad.
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Canadian journalist killed in Aleppo bombing
Ali Moustafa, a Canadian freelance photographer, died in Aleppo when government air strikes dropped crude bombs near firefighters in the rebel-held Hadariyeh district. His sister and activists confirmed the death, adding to a string of journalist fatalities in the war zone.
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Putin defends Crimea referendum as legal
Putin says the move in Crimea complies with international law as Ukraine vows to resist. Kremlin boosts presence and pro Russia forces push for a Moscow reunification vote, while Obama warns the March 16 referendum breaches international law. Ukraine holds Shevchenko anniversary events and unity prayers as Turchynov meets Obama.
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Ukraine Faces Cyber Attacks Tied to Snake Espionage
BAE Applied Intelligence reports Ukraine has faced cyberattacks since January 2013. The German firm notes Snake malware enables control of large organizations' computer systems to steal data. BAE sees Russia-linked roots with Moscow time patterns suggesting origin.
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