At least seven people have been reported dead in a derailment of a Moscow-bound passenger train in Russia’s Bryansk region. Another 30, including two children, have been hospitalized, according to Governor Alexander Bogomaz.
The incident…
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Deaths Reported In Russian Train Derailment Blamed On ‘Illegal Interference’
At least seven people were killed when a passenger train crossing a bridge in western Russia derailed late on May 31 because of what local officials labeled as “illegal interference.”
The train, which was traveling from Moscow to Klimov –…
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A Burned Boy’s Recovery And The ‘Unimaginable Suffering’ Of Ukrainian Children
For months after a Russian missile strike on the center of the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsya killed Roman Oleksiv’s mother and left the 7-year-old boy with massive burns, he would recount the horrific experience to his father every morning.
“He…
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Kyiv Mayor Klitschko: Ukraine “Stinks” After Authoritarianism
The Mayor of Kiev accused the Ukrainian leadership of “cleaning up “institutions” under the guise of war.
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Merz and Trump to hold talks on 5 June
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to go to the United States on 5 June for talks with the head of the White House Donald Trump. This was announced by German government spokesman Stefan Cornelius.
“This is…
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Orbán accused Ukrainians of international fraud
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said that about 80 per cent of international bank fraud cases are committed by Ukrainian citizens.
“For example, just recently a Ukrainian fraud network was uncovered,…
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Macron does not understand the real state of affairs regarding Russia
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with TV journalist Pavel Zarubin that French President Emmanuel Macron does not understand the real situation regarding Russia.
“One can only express regret…
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Sweden has strengthened its supervision of foreign courts
As part of the new security measures, Swedish authorities have increased their supervision of foreign vessels.
“The government has adopted a new decree that tightens control over foreign vessels through…
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Erdogan may go for a third presidential term
Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party is considering the option of running incumbent leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a third term in the presidency through a parliamentary vote, Türkiye reports.
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The Pentagon will allocate more than $1bn for the development of “Rapid Global Strike” weapons
The project envisages the development of hypersonic missiles and other high-speed strike systems.
The work is planned to be completed by 31 August 2028. During this time, the US intends to develop high-precision non-nuclear weapons capable of…
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