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Displacement, Killing, Seige: Gaza Man Describes Hunger, Rage As War Intensifies
People so hungry they break into U.N. warehouses to take whatever they can find. Children terrified of the noise of air strikes. Families using sea water to wash. Men cutting down trees in cemeteries to use as fuel to bake bread.
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From Bombings To "Last Days...Hours": Russian Siege Of Ukraine Port City
Russia on Thursday claimed to have taken control of the strategic Ukrainian port of Mariupol after more than seven weeks of fighting that reduced most of the besieged city to rubble.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
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France Fears Russia's "Seige Mentality" In "Despicable" Ukraine Invasion
France on Thursday expressed fear that the worst phase of Russia's war on Ukraine could be yet to start, with key Ukrainian cities at risk of encirclement by Russian forces.
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Ubisoft+ Coming to Xbox, Rainbow Six Extraction Launches Day One on Xbox Game Pass
Ubisoft+ is coming to Xbox in the “future”. Rainbow Six Extraction launches day one, January 20, on Xbox Game Pass. Rainbow Six Siege is joining PC Game Pass on January 20.
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Afghan Rebels Deny Taliban's Claim Of Shutul District Seige: Report
The Afghan resistance forces based in Panjshir have denied the Taliban's claim against the siege of the Shutul district of the province.
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World War II Mortar Shell Found Under Floorboards Of A Flat In Russia
A Russian family was stunned Monday to discover a mortar shell under the floorboards during renovation work at their flat in Saint Petersburg, a local official said.
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Russia Marks 75th Anniversary Of End Of Leningrad Siege
Russian President Vladimir Putin will on Sunday preside over ceremonies marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the World War II siege of Leningrad that claimed over 800,000 lives.
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Day 4 Of Sabarimala Temple Opening; Heavy Security Deployed At Base Camp
Three days after the hill-shrine Sabarimala opened its doors to the public, devotees continued to lay seige to the holy hill on yesterday - with hundreds of traditionalists blocking three women from entering the Sabarimala temple for a third day, vandalising vehicles in open defiance of the police and threatening to force back any woman who dares v...
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Equality vs Faith: The Sabarimala Stand-Off Explained In 10 Points
A religious stricture banning women between 10 and 50 years from entering the Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala in Kerala has always raised eyebrows in the past, but never did it spark violent protests that shocked an entire nation. Two days after the hill-shrine opened its doors to the public, Hindu devotees continued to lay seige to the holy hill...
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Australian Police To Get Greater Powers To Shoot In Terrorist Sieges
Police in Australia's most populous state will be allowed to shoot suspects in "terrorist related" incidents even if the attacker does not pose an imminent threat, under a proposed law, New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Thursday.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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Briton Arrested Over Deadly Bangladesh Cafe Siege
A British national and a student at a Canadian university have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in last month's deadly siege at a cafe in Bangladesh's capital, police said today.
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PM Modi Speaks To Sheikh Hasina, Says Dhaka Attack Has 'Pained Us Beyond Words'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Dhaka attack has "pained us beyond words" as he spoke to his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina, conveying that India stands firmly with the country in this hour of grief.
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Gunman Surrenders After New Zealand Police Shootings
New Zealand police said a gunman who allegedly shot four officers surrendered peacefully today after an overnight seige at a rural property.
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Displacement, Killing, Seige: Gaza Man Describes Hunger, Rage As War Intensifies
People so hungry they break into U.N. warehouses to take whatever they can find. Children terrified of the noise of air strikes. Families using sea water to wash. Men cutting down trees in cemeteries to use as fuel to bake bread.
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From Bombings To "Last Days...Hours": Russian Siege Of Ukraine Port City
Russia on Thursday claimed to have taken control of the strategic Ukrainian port of Mariupol after more than seven weeks of fighting that reduced most of the besieged city to rubble.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
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France Fears Russia's "Seige Mentality" In "Despicable" Ukraine Invasion
France on Thursday expressed fear that the worst phase of Russia's war on Ukraine could be yet to start, with key Ukrainian cities at risk of encirclement by Russian forces.
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Ubisoft+ Coming to Xbox, Rainbow Six Extraction Launches Day One on Xbox Game Pass
Ubisoft+ is coming to Xbox in the “future”. Rainbow Six Extraction launches day one, January 20, on Xbox Game Pass. Rainbow Six Siege is joining PC Game Pass on January 20.
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Afghan Rebels Deny Taliban's Claim Of Shutul District Seige: Report
The Afghan resistance forces based in Panjshir have denied the Taliban's claim against the siege of the Shutul district of the province.
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World War II Mortar Shell Found Under Floorboards Of A Flat In Russia
A Russian family was stunned Monday to discover a mortar shell under the floorboards during renovation work at their flat in Saint Petersburg, a local official said.
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Russia Marks 75th Anniversary Of End Of Leningrad Siege
Russian President Vladimir Putin will on Sunday preside over ceremonies marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the World War II siege of Leningrad that claimed over 800,000 lives.
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Day 4 Of Sabarimala Temple Opening; Heavy Security Deployed At Base Camp
Three days after the hill-shrine Sabarimala opened its doors to the public, devotees continued to lay seige to the holy hill on yesterday - with hundreds of traditionalists blocking three women from entering the Sabarimala temple for a third day, vandalising vehicles in open defiance of the police and threatening to force back any woman who dares v...
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Equality vs Faith: The Sabarimala Stand-Off Explained In 10 Points
A religious stricture banning women between 10 and 50 years from entering the Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala in Kerala has always raised eyebrows in the past, but never did it spark violent protests that shocked an entire nation. Two days after the hill-shrine opened its doors to the public, Hindu devotees continued to lay seige to the holy hill...
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Australian Police To Get Greater Powers To Shoot In Terrorist Sieges
Police in Australia's most populous state will be allowed to shoot suspects in "terrorist related" incidents even if the attacker does not pose an imminent threat, under a proposed law, New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Thursday.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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Briton Arrested Over Deadly Bangladesh Cafe Siege
A British national and a student at a Canadian university have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in last month's deadly siege at a cafe in Bangladesh's capital, police said today.
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PM Modi Speaks To Sheikh Hasina, Says Dhaka Attack Has 'Pained Us Beyond Words'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Dhaka attack has "pained us beyond words" as he spoke to his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina, conveying that India stands firmly with the country in this hour of grief.
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Gunman Surrenders After New Zealand Police Shootings
New Zealand police said a gunman who allegedly shot four officers surrendered peacefully today after an overnight seige at a rural property.
