Russia Launches Renewed Strikes Killing Dozens in Ukraine
Russia intensified aerial assaults on Ukraine for a second night killing at least 22 people across Donetsk Kharkiv and surrounding towns. Ukrainian officials warn of more casualties as a day of mourning is declared and critical energy facilities face strikes amid deteriorating intelligence sharing with the United States. President Zelenskyy and allies seek peace proposals while Putin faces Western sanctions and proposed banking measures.
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Mohammed bin Salman
Deadly Syria clashes raise toll past one thousand
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says over 1,000 die in two days of fighting between Assad loyalists and security forces, with 745 civilians and 125 security personnel among the dead. Electricity and water were cut in Latakia as violence spiked and revenge killings targeted Alawite communities.
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Twelve injured in three-man random shooting at Toronto pub
Police say a reckless act left 12 people hurt at Piper Arms in eastern Toronto around 10 40 p m Friday as three men entered the bar and fired indiscriminately no fatalities reported and no immediate arrests authorities noted one suspect carried what appeared to be an assault rifle.
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South Korea's Yoon released from jail before ruling
South Korea's impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol was freed from jail as court orders his release amid a criminal trial for insurrection tied to declaring martial law in December. Prosecutors declined to appeal. no hearing set for his case or impeachment. The constitutional court may decide this week on his removal or reinstatement.
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Hochul declares state of emergency over Long Island wildfires
Gov. Kathy Hochul issued a state of emergency as dozens of fire departments and the National Guard battled multiple brush fires on Long Island. The fires spread along the Sunrise Highway toward the Pine Barrens as helicopters aided air operations and state agencies coordinated ground response.
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