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240-Meter TV Tower Collapses In Ukraine After Russian Strike: Report
The 240-meter television tower in Ukraine's city of Kharkiv broke in half and fell to the ground on Monday, footage obtained by Reuters showed, after what local officials said was likely a Russian missile attack on television infrastructure.
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Russian Strike On TV Tower In Western Ukraine Kills 9: Local Authorities
Nine people died and another nine received injuries on Monday when Russian forces hit a television tower outside the western Ukrainian city of Rivne, local authorities said.
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Five Killed In Russian Missile Strike On Ukrainian Capital's TV Tower
Five people died and five were injured on Tuesday in a missile strike aimed at Kyiv's main television tower, the Ukrainian emergencies service said
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Helicopter Carrying Business Executives Crashes In Istanbul, Kills 5
A helicopter carrying high-level business executives crashed onto a Turkish highway on Friday after hitting a television tower in an outlying district of Istanbul, NTV television said.
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Ukraine Claims Advances on Rebel-Held Positions
Authorities in Ukraine say government forces have reclaimed a television tower during a security operation to quell pro-Russian rebel activity in the eastern town of Kramatorsk.
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At least three killed in Italy after ship crashes into port
At least three people were killed and six injured when a container ship rammed a control tower in the northern Italian port city of Genoa late on Tuesday, harbour officials quoted on local television said.
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The chit fund, media, Trinamool tangle in West Bengal
The Saradha Group that collapsed last month controlled many television channels and newspapers in West Bengal. So do some other companies that have been accused of running Saradha-like get-rich-quick schemes.
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Meles leaves behind richer, less tolerant Ethiopia
Ethiopian strongman Meles Zenawi led one of Africa's most populous nations for more than two decades, steering it along the path of economic growth while clamping down on dissent. A towering figure in Africa's political landscape, Prime Minister Meles died late on Monday aged 57 at an overseas hospital where he had been recovering from an undisclos...
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240-Meter TV Tower Collapses In Ukraine After Russian Strike: Report
The 240-meter television tower in Ukraine's city of Kharkiv broke in half and fell to the ground on Monday, footage obtained by Reuters showed, after what local officials said was likely a Russian missile attack on television infrastructure.
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Russian Strike On TV Tower In Western Ukraine Kills 9: Local Authorities
Nine people died and another nine received injuries on Monday when Russian forces hit a television tower outside the western Ukrainian city of Rivne, local authorities said.
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Five Killed In Russian Missile Strike On Ukrainian Capital's TV Tower
Five people died and five were injured on Tuesday in a missile strike aimed at Kyiv's main television tower, the Ukrainian emergencies service said
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Helicopter Carrying Business Executives Crashes In Istanbul, Kills 5
A helicopter carrying high-level business executives crashed onto a Turkish highway on Friday after hitting a television tower in an outlying district of Istanbul, NTV television said.
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Ukraine Claims Advances on Rebel-Held Positions
Authorities in Ukraine say government forces have reclaimed a television tower during a security operation to quell pro-Russian rebel activity in the eastern town of Kramatorsk.
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At least three killed in Italy after ship crashes into port
At least three people were killed and six injured when a container ship rammed a control tower in the northern Italian port city of Genoa late on Tuesday, harbour officials quoted on local television said.
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The chit fund, media, Trinamool tangle in West Bengal
The Saradha Group that collapsed last month controlled many television channels and newspapers in West Bengal. So do some other companies that have been accused of running Saradha-like get-rich-quick schemes.
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Meles leaves behind richer, less tolerant Ethiopia
Ethiopian strongman Meles Zenawi led one of Africa's most populous nations for more than two decades, steering it along the path of economic growth while clamping down on dissent. A towering figure in Africa's political landscape, Prime Minister Meles died late on Monday aged 57 at an overseas hospital where he had been recovering from an undisclos...
