U.S. urges allies to keep weapons flowing to Ukraine
The United States pressed about 40 allied nations to sustain weapons supplies to Kyiv as Russia intensified attacks in eastern and southern Ukraine. NATO members Poland and Bulgaria faced Russian gas cuts, while fighting persisted in Donbas and the port of Mariupol.
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North Korea vows rapid strengthening of nuclear forces at parade
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged to boost nuclear forces at maximum speed and threaten use if provoked during a military parade marking the 90th anniversary of the army. The display showcased powerful missiles amid sanctions and economic hardship.
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New Covid variant drives surge as KU fans sweep Lawrence
Health officials warn the newest variant is highly infectious as Douglas County returns to yellow on the transmission scale. Unreported self tests blur case counts, while wastewater data from KU shows a tenfold rise after KU’s national title run. Officials push endemic planning, boosters, and continued updates.
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