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Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
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At G20, Language Used To Describe Russia-Ukraine War Splits Leaders
Finance heads of the world's most powerful economies were split over language on Russia's war in Ukraine with some western powers hardening their position on isolating Moscow while host India looked for more neutral terms to describe the conflict.
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Crowd Throws Chicken Nugget On Harry Styles, This Was His Hilarious Reaction
Singer Harry Styles got a chicken nugget thrown at him while he was performing on stage. What he did next was too funny to miss!
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Russia Closes In On Key City Of Ukraine As EU Agrees On Partial Oil Ban
Russian forces now control "most" of eastern Ukraine's key city of Severodonetsk, a regional governor said Tuesday, while EU leaders were split over banning gas from Moscow after agreeing to embargo most of its oil.
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Russian Chopper Splits Into 2 After Being Hit By Missile From Ukraine
Starstreak is a laser-guided missile that travels more than three times the speed of sound to take down low-flying enemy jets and attack helicopters.
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EU Divided Over Russia Oil Sanctions Amid Ukraine War
EU nations remained split Monday over banning Russian energy imports, as a top official from the bloc decried "a massive war crime" being carried out by Moscow in Ukrainian city Mariupol.
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How They Boarded Train Out Of Ukrainian Capital: Indian Student Tells The Tale
Devising their own strategems to get out of Kyiv, about 100 Indian students stranded at the train station split into groups of 10 to board a train from the Ukrainian capital to city of Lviv where they would be safer, one of the students said.
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What Putin's End-Game May Be With Appeal To Ukraine Army, Call For Peace
Russia's invasion of Ukraine looks designed to take Kyiv and create a land corridor south to the Black Sea, splitting the country into two, military analysts and former officials said, echoing the view of Ukraine's generals.
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Couple, Handcuffed To One Another For 123 Days, Splits Up Immediately After Cutting Chain
On Valentine's Day earlier this year, 33-year old online car salesman Alexander "Sasha" Kudlay, and 29-year old beautician Viktoria"Vika" Pustovitova, from Kharkiv in Ukraine, made news by deciding to chain themselves to one another
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Ukraine Warns European Union to Avoid Sanctions Split
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk warned EU leaders on Thursday to keep the pressure on Russia and not allow President Vladimir Putin to exploit their differences over sanctions.
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US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel Concerned About Possible Split in NATO
Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel on Thursday said he is worried about a potential division within NATO as countries in the north want to focus on the growing threat from Russia, while other alliance members in the south are more worried about the influx of foreign fighters from northern Africa.
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European Union 'United' on Ukraine Despite Split Over Russia Sanctions
The European Union's foreign policy chief said Tuesday the 28-nation bloc would stay united on Ukraine despite pressure from some members to drop or ease its sanctions on Russia.
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'Patriot's Handbook' May Give Insight Into Vladimir Putin's Thoughts
Oleg Makarenko wants to set the story straight and answer the "Russophobes" who he says are trying to split and humiliate Russia.
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Rebels Claim Mass Turnout in East Ukraine Vote for Self-Rule
Pro-Russian rebels claimed a massive turnout in a vote they held on Sunday to split east Ukraine into two independent republics, though Kiev slammed it as a "farce" amid Western fears it could lead to civil war.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Start Vote to Split From Ukraine
Voting began on Sunday in referendums called by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine to split from the rest of the former Soviet republic, polls the US slammed as "illegal" amid fears they could spark civil war.
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Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
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At G20, Language Used To Describe Russia-Ukraine War Splits Leaders
Finance heads of the world's most powerful economies were split over language on Russia's war in Ukraine with some western powers hardening their position on isolating Moscow while host India looked for more neutral terms to describe the conflict.
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Crowd Throws Chicken Nugget On Harry Styles, This Was His Hilarious Reaction
Singer Harry Styles got a chicken nugget thrown at him while he was performing on stage. What he did next was too funny to miss!
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Russia Closes In On Key City Of Ukraine As EU Agrees On Partial Oil Ban
Russian forces now control "most" of eastern Ukraine's key city of Severodonetsk, a regional governor said Tuesday, while EU leaders were split over banning gas from Moscow after agreeing to embargo most of its oil.
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Russian Chopper Splits Into 2 After Being Hit By Missile From Ukraine
Starstreak is a laser-guided missile that travels more than three times the speed of sound to take down low-flying enemy jets and attack helicopters.
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EU Divided Over Russia Oil Sanctions Amid Ukraine War
EU nations remained split Monday over banning Russian energy imports, as a top official from the bloc decried "a massive war crime" being carried out by Moscow in Ukrainian city Mariupol.
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How They Boarded Train Out Of Ukrainian Capital: Indian Student Tells The Tale
Devising their own strategems to get out of Kyiv, about 100 Indian students stranded at the train station split into groups of 10 to board a train from the Ukrainian capital to city of Lviv where they would be safer, one of the students said.
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What Putin's End-Game May Be With Appeal To Ukraine Army, Call For Peace
Russia's invasion of Ukraine looks designed to take Kyiv and create a land corridor south to the Black Sea, splitting the country into two, military analysts and former officials said, echoing the view of Ukraine's generals.
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Couple, Handcuffed To One Another For 123 Days, Splits Up Immediately After Cutting Chain
On Valentine's Day earlier this year, 33-year old online car salesman Alexander "Sasha" Kudlay, and 29-year old beautician Viktoria"Vika" Pustovitova, from Kharkiv in Ukraine, made news by deciding to chain themselves to one another
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Ukraine Warns European Union to Avoid Sanctions Split
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk warned EU leaders on Thursday to keep the pressure on Russia and not allow President Vladimir Putin to exploit their differences over sanctions.
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US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel Concerned About Possible Split in NATO
Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel on Thursday said he is worried about a potential division within NATO as countries in the north want to focus on the growing threat from Russia, while other alliance members in the south are more worried about the influx of foreign fighters from northern Africa.
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European Union 'United' on Ukraine Despite Split Over Russia Sanctions
The European Union's foreign policy chief said Tuesday the 28-nation bloc would stay united on Ukraine despite pressure from some members to drop or ease its sanctions on Russia.
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'Patriot's Handbook' May Give Insight Into Vladimir Putin's Thoughts
Oleg Makarenko wants to set the story straight and answer the "Russophobes" who he says are trying to split and humiliate Russia.
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Rebels Claim Mass Turnout in East Ukraine Vote for Self-Rule
Pro-Russian rebels claimed a massive turnout in a vote they held on Sunday to split east Ukraine into two independent republics, though Kiev slammed it as a "farce" amid Western fears it could lead to civil war.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Start Vote to Split From Ukraine
Voting began on Sunday in referendums called by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine to split from the rest of the former Soviet republic, polls the US slammed as "illegal" amid fears they could spark civil war.
