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Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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Bodies Of 58 Soldiers Returned From Russian-Controlled Territory: Ukraine
Ukraine said Friday it had brought back the bodies of nearly 60 soldiers who died fighting against the Russian invasion.
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Accidentally Bombed Own Village Near Ukraine Border, Says Russia
Russia said it had accidentally bombed a village in its southern Voronezh region near Ukraine on Tuesday but stressed there were no casualties.
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Pics: Ukrainian Girls' Play Football Near Frontline Under Russian Threat
On an icy morning in southern Ukraine, football coach Vyacheslav Rol shouts to his team over the sound of distant explosions: "Everybody on the bus!"
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Ukraine Says Conducted "Successful Operations" On Dnipro East Bank
Ukraine's Marine Corp said Friday that their forces had carried out a series of attacks on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro river near the southern city of Kherson.
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2 Killed, 5 Injured As Russia Pounds Missiles In Ukraine's Kherson
Russian shelling in and around the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson has killed two people and injured at least five others, the region's governor said Thursday.
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Hours Before NATO Summit, Air Attack On Kyiv By Russia
"Russia Ukraine War:" Russia launched an overnight air strike on Kyiv in early hours on Tuesday, Ukraine's military said, just hours before the start of the NATO summit in Lithuania that is to tackle security threats from Moscow.
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What Wagner Group's Revolt In Russia Could Mean For The War In Ukraine
Russia News: Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner Group, staged a revolt against Russia after claiming the Russian army deliberately attacked his forces. Prigozhin demanded justice and that took the form of an armed insurrection.
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Russia News Live: Russian Mercenaries Stop March Towards Moscow "To Avoid Spilling Blood"
Russia Wagner Group: Russia accused the head of the powerful mercenary group Wagner of mounting an armed uprising and ordered his arrest as the growing animosity between rival Kremlin camps over the war in Ukraine spilled into open conflict.
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Russian Oil Price Cap Sanctions Could Threaten India's Oil Supplies: Report
India would be one of the countries most exposed if Russia refuses to sell crude oil at the capped price under proposed sanctions to be imposed by the United States and the European Union.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Once Sent Congratulatory Message To Ukraine On Its Independence Day
It has been six months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. However, there was once a time when Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Ukraine on its independence and spoke of "friendly" relations between the two nations.
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How The Russia-Ukraine War Spooked Global Financial Markets: 10 Points
Over six months since Russia invaded Ukraine in what Moscow calls its "special military operation", the war has thrown global financial markets into severe turmoil as the charts below show.
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China's Russian Coal Imports Hit 5-year High In July Even As West Shuns Moscow
China's coal imports from Russia jumped 14% in July from a year earlier to their highest in at least five years, as China bought discounted coal while Western countries shunned Russian cargoes over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Russian Gas Cut To Europe Hits Economic Hopes; Recession Risks Rise
Russia said it will cut gas supplies to Europe from Wednesday in a blow to countries that have backed Ukraine, while missile attacks in Black Sea coastal regions raised doubts about whether Russia will stick to a deal to let Ukraine export grain.
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Ukraine Works To Resume Grain Exports, Despite Condemned Russian Strikes
Ukraine pressed ahead on Sunday with efforts to restart grain exports from its Black Sea ports under a deal aimed at easing global food shortages but warned deliveries would suffer if a Russian missile strike on Odesa was a sign of more to come.
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Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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Bodies Of 58 Soldiers Returned From Russian-Controlled Territory: Ukraine
Ukraine said Friday it had brought back the bodies of nearly 60 soldiers who died fighting against the Russian invasion.
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Accidentally Bombed Own Village Near Ukraine Border, Says Russia
Russia said it had accidentally bombed a village in its southern Voronezh region near Ukraine on Tuesday but stressed there were no casualties.
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Pics: Ukrainian Girls' Play Football Near Frontline Under Russian Threat
On an icy morning in southern Ukraine, football coach Vyacheslav Rol shouts to his team over the sound of distant explosions: "Everybody on the bus!"
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Ukraine Says Conducted "Successful Operations" On Dnipro East Bank
Ukraine's Marine Corp said Friday that their forces had carried out a series of attacks on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro river near the southern city of Kherson.
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2 Killed, 5 Injured As Russia Pounds Missiles In Ukraine's Kherson
Russian shelling in and around the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson has killed two people and injured at least five others, the region's governor said Thursday.
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Hours Before NATO Summit, Air Attack On Kyiv By Russia
"Russia Ukraine War:" Russia launched an overnight air strike on Kyiv in early hours on Tuesday, Ukraine's military said, just hours before the start of the NATO summit in Lithuania that is to tackle security threats from Moscow.
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What Wagner Group's Revolt In Russia Could Mean For The War In Ukraine
Russia News: Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner Group, staged a revolt against Russia after claiming the Russian army deliberately attacked his forces. Prigozhin demanded justice and that took the form of an armed insurrection.
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Russia News Live: Russian Mercenaries Stop March Towards Moscow "To Avoid Spilling Blood"
Russia Wagner Group: Russia accused the head of the powerful mercenary group Wagner of mounting an armed uprising and ordered his arrest as the growing animosity between rival Kremlin camps over the war in Ukraine spilled into open conflict.
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Russian Oil Price Cap Sanctions Could Threaten India's Oil Supplies: Report
India would be one of the countries most exposed if Russia refuses to sell crude oil at the capped price under proposed sanctions to be imposed by the United States and the European Union.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Once Sent Congratulatory Message To Ukraine On Its Independence Day
It has been six months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. However, there was once a time when Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Ukraine on its independence and spoke of "friendly" relations between the two nations.
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How The Russia-Ukraine War Spooked Global Financial Markets: 10 Points
Over six months since Russia invaded Ukraine in what Moscow calls its "special military operation", the war has thrown global financial markets into severe turmoil as the charts below show.
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China's Russian Coal Imports Hit 5-year High In July Even As West Shuns Moscow
China's coal imports from Russia jumped 14% in July from a year earlier to their highest in at least five years, as China bought discounted coal while Western countries shunned Russian cargoes over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Russian Gas Cut To Europe Hits Economic Hopes; Recession Risks Rise
Russia said it will cut gas supplies to Europe from Wednesday in a blow to countries that have backed Ukraine, while missile attacks in Black Sea coastal regions raised doubts about whether Russia will stick to a deal to let Ukraine export grain.
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Ukraine Works To Resume Grain Exports, Despite Condemned Russian Strikes
Ukraine pressed ahead on Sunday with efforts to restart grain exports from its Black Sea ports under a deal aimed at easing global food shortages but warned deliveries would suffer if a Russian missile strike on Odesa was a sign of more to come.
