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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2022

Page

6

Fall of Mariupol signals turning point in Ukraine war

The battle for Mariupol nears end as Ukrainian forces abandon the Azovstal steel plant after months under bombardment. Dozens of fighters surrendered or were evacuated to Olenivka, while Russia seeks to use the victory to claim a strategic breakthrough and shift focus from Donbas and stalled peace talks.

Kyiv Ukraine Mariupol Moscow Kremlin Azovstal Olenivka Russia Oleksiy Reznikov Vyacheslav Volodin Volodymyr Zelenskyy Crimean Peninsula Donbas Vladimir Putin Michel Olhagaray France Center For Higher Military Studies Putin Olhagaray Mykhailo Podolyak Greece Donetsk Donetsk People’s Republic Lyudmyla Denisova Supreme Court Azov Regiment

Dallas salon shooting suspect linked to hate crime claims

In Dallas Koreatown, a man arrested for a shooting wounding three Asian women is cited by his girlfriend as delusional about Asians. Police and FBI opened hate crime probes as authorities probe mental health and gun access while noting possible links to prior anti Asian attacks and a public town hall on safety.

Dallas Koreatown Jeremy Smith Smith Eddie Garcia Garcia FBI Texas U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division Hair World Wuhan Atlanta Midland John Lee Greater Orange County Todd Spitzer David Chou Chou Spitzer Taiwan China Las Vegas Tania Vallejo U.S

Red flag laws questioned after Buffalo shooting

The Buffalo attack renews debate over New York red flag laws. Payton Gendron faced a 2019 threat at Susquehanna Valley High School, yet was able to buy an AR-15 style rifle. Experts note enforcement gaps, system-wide challenges, and the need for effective court action to remove guns while protecting rights.

Buffalo New York Payton Gendron Gendron Susquehanna Valley High School Kathy Hochul Wkse-Fm New York State District of Columbia Florida Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Parkland Jeffrey Swanson Duke University Swanson Eric Ruben Brennan Center For Justice SMU Dedman School of Law Dallas Ruben Dave Kopel Independence Institute Connecticut California Maryland Allison Anderman Giffords Law Center

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