Netanyahu rebuffs U S calls for elections amid Gaza war
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects U S pressure for new elections while defending his stance in the Gaza conflict. He vows to continue fighting Hamas and cites political risks of halting operations, as international leaders urge ceasefire talks and humanitarian aid grows.
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Russians vote as Navalny's supporters protest at polling stations
Navalny’s associates urged turnout at noon with lines forming in Russia and abroad. Yulia Navalnaya joined Berlin voters, spent over five hours, and said she wrote her late husband’s name on the ballot while criticizing Vladimir Putin.
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Ukraine launches broad drone strikes as Putin seeks re election
Ukraine conducted a new wave of drone attacks inside Russia on the final day of the presidential vote, killing at least two people and causing a refinery fire in Krasnodar region. Drones were shot down across several regions including Moscow, Kaluga, and Yaroslavl, with Belgorod and Rostov also affected.
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Flight ferries US citizens from Haiti amid gang violence
A government charter flight carrying more than 30 U.S. citizens landed in Miami after leaving Cap-Haitien as chaos worsens in Haiti. The embassy urged citizens to depart soon and aid groups report looting and famine risk while Port-au-Prince air traffic remains disrupted.
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