Gunfire at Dayton VA hospital leaves employee shot
A veteran affairs hospital employee and a retired worker argued over a gym break room on Monday in Dayton Ohio when a gun discharged. The 61 year old victim was struck in the ankle and the 59 year old suspect Neil Moore was arrested after seeking psychiatric help nearby. Police say witnesses count three and investigators search for motive.
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U S approves diplomatic mission for Syrian opposition
The Obama administration authorizes a formal Syrian Opposition Council mission in Washington DC and boosts non-lethal aid by 27 million dollars, raising total U S assistance to 287 million since the conflict began. The council is now the legitimate representative, with the embassy status restored in effect.
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Ukraine massing elite force to retake Odessa port
Ukraine deploys an elite national guard to recapture the southern port of Odessa while government troops clash with pro-Russia militants in Slovyansk and surrounding areas. The fighting leaves officers dead and civilians wounded as Kyiv seeks to reclaim key coastal territory and eastern enclaves.
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US to Use IRS on Russian Banks Withholding Tax Starts July
The United States will begin enforcing a 30 percent withholding tax on certain payments to foreign banks, aiming to curb Russian access to U.S. markets. Russian banks face higher costs for buying U.S. securities and for managing investments through Russian financial institutions.
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Sisi uses TV interview to launch presidential bid in Egypt
Former army chief Abdel Fattah el Sisi announces his candidacy after removing Morsi, citing threats to the nation. He plans a TV heavy campaign with few street appearances due to security concerns and militant attacks, noting two assassination plots uncovered.
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