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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2022

Page

10

Putin marks Victory Day with parade as war stalls

Russian President Vladimir Putin presided over a Victory Day parade in Moscow amid little progress in Ukraine. Western analysts noted no major battlefield gains or mobilization, while fighting raged in the east and missiles struck Odesa and Mariupol. Zelenskyy vowed victory for Ukraine as sanctions and protests grew.

Zaporizhzhia Ukraine Vladimir Putin Kremlin Moscow Red Square Soviet Union Nazi Germany Putin Russia Mariupol Black Sea Odesa NATO Kyiv Donbas Warsaw Poland Volodymyr Zelenskyy US S Pentagon Bilohorivka U.S Crimean Peninsula Europe Charles Michel European Council

Embattled Israeli leader vows to keep government afloat

Israel's Naftali Bennett vows to stay in charge as his fragile coalition nears a parliamentary crisis. With his party crumbling and a key ally suspending cooperation, the opposition led by Benjamin Netanyahu may seek to topple the government this week amid security tensions and West Bank disputes. Boaz Toporovsky calls the crisis serious but hopeful for survival as violence and political rifts intensify.

Jerusalem Israel Naftali Bennett Benjamin Netanyahu Bennett United States West Bank Boaz Toporovsky Kan Netanyahu Davish Biden Gaza Strip Yamina Party Mansour Abbas

Marcos Jr Wins Philippine Presidency In Landslide Victory

Manila reports Marcos Jr, son of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, led unofficial counts with about 30.5 million votes versus Leni Robredo's 14.5 million and Manny Pacquiao's 3.5 million. Sara Duterte leads the vice presidency as Robredo promises ongoing reforms and democracy efforts amid calls to pursue Duterte for anti drug crackdowns. The new president faces COVID aftershocks, poverty, insurgencies, and scrutiny from the ICC.

Manila Philippines Ferdinand Marcos People Power Marcos Jr Leni Robredo Manny Pacquiao Sara Duterte Davao City Robredo The Rodrigo Duterte International Criminal Court Ferdinand Marcos Jr Batac City Ilocos Norte

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