Putin says Moscow concert hall attack done by radical Islamists
Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed radical Islamists for the Crocus City Hall massacre that killed 139 and injured over 180 near Moscow. He suggested Ukraine's possible role despite denials, while noting Islamic State claims and U.S. intelligence support. The four Tajik attackers are jailed as court hearings proceed.
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France
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Kyiv Hit By Third Bombardment In Five Days
Kyiv endured a third aerial attack in five days as Russia fired missiles across Ukraine. Nine injured in Kyiv with the Pecherskyi district hardest hit as debris damaged homes and a college gym. Two ballistic missiles from Crimea were intercepted above Kyiv and explosions were reported in Odesa and other regions. Zelensky urged Western air defense support to protect cities and save lives.
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Crimea
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Belgorod
Courts pause Trump fraud judgment if $175M bond posted
New York appeals court agreed to pause collection of Donald Trump’s $454 million civil fraud judgment if he posts $175 million within 10 days. The ruling also halted aspects barring Trump and his sons from corporate leadership, signaling a victory as James moves to collect.
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Trump hush money case to go to trial on April 15
Former President Donald Trump will face trial April 15 in New York on hush money charges linked to alleged cover up of marital infidelity. Judge Juan M. Merchan rejected defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct as the trial becomes the first of four Trump criminal cases to reach court.
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Juan M. Merchan
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Netanyahu cancels U.S. delegation after abstention on cease-fire vote
The U N Security Council urged an unconditional Gaza cease-fire in a 14 to 0 vote with the United States abstaining. Netanyahu canceled a Washington visit to discuss Rafah plans, signaling strain with the Biden administration as Israel presses its Gaza campaign.
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