Multiple U S incidents et al blaze across Asia and Middle East
In Afghanistan a U S soldier at Kandahar Air Field was seriously wounded by a noncombat gunshot to the head and evacuated to Germany for treatment amid an ongoing investigation. In Armenia the head of a major TV station, Tigran Nagdalian, was shot and died after an attack in Yerevan. In Japan a northern fire destroyed about 80 000 artifacts including early Jomon lacquer relics from Minamikagabe.
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North Korea Pushes Dialogue While Rejecting U S Pressure
North Korea urged face to face talks to resolve the nuclear dispute and rejected U S pressure to join a diplomatic campaign. It criticized Western states and said dialogue requires direct engagement, as Yongbyon tensions escalate and inspectors leave.
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Bombing at Grozny government complex kills dozens in Chechnya
Survivors sought after two truck bombs hit Grozny headquarters of the Kremlin backed government. At least 61 dead, 86 hospitalised with bodies taken by relatives. Officials say attackers used Russian military uniforms and IDs to breach security.
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