Russia summons U S ambassador over Crimea missiles
The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the American ambassador to protest what it calls the use of U S made missiles in a Ukrainian strike on Crimea. Russia claims four dead and 150 plus wounded. The U S did not immediately comment. Kyiv relies on Western weapons to defend against Russia as U S aid expands to longer range missiles.
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Dagestan Mourns After Attacks Kill Twenty People
Dagestan held three days of mourning after Islamic militants killed 20 people, mostly police, and attacked Christian and Jewish sites in Makhachkala and Derbent. The violence, claimed by Islamic State affiliates, marked Russia’s deadliest attack since March and prompted officials to blame sleeper cells and abroad links, with 46 injured including 13 police.
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Fire at South Korea battery factory kills 22 mostly Chinese workers
A blast sparked by exploding lithium batteries swept through Arkell factory in Hwaseong near Seoul injuring eight and killing 22, mostly Chinese migrant workers including 18 Chinese, two Koreans and one Laotian. Firefighters searched for missing workers as authorities probe the cause and safety systems.
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