Russia says Odesa strike hit only military targets
Ukrainian and Russian officials clash over a Sunday air strike on the port of Odesa tied to a grain-shipment agreement signed with the United Nations and Turkey. Ukraine says four missiles were launched, two shot down, with no grain facilities hit, while Russia claims damage to a warship and a warehouse. Meanwhile, shelling spreads to Donetsk, Mykolaiv, and other southern regions as both sides report civilian casualties and ongoing military operations around Bakhmut and nearby plants.
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Kyiv
Ukraine
Odesa
U.S
Defense Ministry
Igor Konashenkov
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Russia
Associated Press
Moscow
Chernomorsk
Yuzhny
Nataliya Humenyuk
Turkey
United Nations
Istanbul
U.N
Donetsk
Donbas
U.K
Bakhmut
Black Sea
Mykolaiv
Vitaly Kim
Pope Francis begins Canadian apology tour at Edmonton airport
Pope Francis arrived in Edmonton for a penitential pilgrimage to apologize to Indigenous communities for abuses by Catholic missionaries in residential schools. He met Indigenous leaders including Elder Alma Desjarlais and was greeted by Prime Minister Trudeau and Governor General Simon. The visit aims to aid healing, with a scheduled event near Maskwacis and calls for archives access, accountability, reparations, and artifact returns.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Pope Francis
Canada
Catholic Church
Francis
Justin Trudeau
Mary Simon
Maskwacis
Indige
Nous
Trudeau
Simon
Alma Desjarlais
Frog Lake
Vatican
Assembly of First Nations
RoseAnne Archibald
Ontario
Quebec City
Iqaluit
Nunavut
Stephen Harper
Ateneo shooting shakes Manila amid graduation eve chaos
Gunman opened fire on the Ateneo de Manila University campus in Quezon City killing a former Lamitan town mayor Rosita Furigay and two others. The attacker fled in a hijacked car as witnesses blocked his escape. campus lockdowns and a canceled law school graduation followed while authorities probe motives and a feud with Furigay.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Capital Region
Ateneo de Manila University
Quezon City
Remus Medina
Rosita Furigay
Lamitan
Basilan
Furigay
Supreme Court
Alexander Gesmundo
Ferdinand Marcos Jr
Congress
House of Representatives
Sakurajima erupts in Kagoshima prompting evacuations
Japan's Sakurajima volcano on Kyushu erupted Sunday night sending ash and rocks as far as 1.5 miles. No injuries reported yet but about 120 residents in two towns near the crater were told to evacuate as eruption alert was raised to level five.
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Milan
Mediterranean
Coast Guard
Calabria
Navy
Sicily
Europe
Sea-Watch
Sea-Watch 3
Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Meteorological Agency
Sakurajima
Kagoshima
NHK
Yoshihiko Isozaki
Kyodo News
Tarumizu City
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George Arcand
Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations
Pope
Man
Philippine
West Bank
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Aboud Sobh
Muhammad Al-Azizi
Yair Lapid
Nabil Abu Adeneh
Mahmoud Abbas
Israel
China
Bening
Hainan
Xinhua
Tiangong Space Station
Communist Party
People’s Liberation Army
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