At least 17 dead, 175 injured in Russian missile attack on Dnipro, children among victims
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At least 17 dead, 175 injured in Russian missile attack on Dnipro, children among victims

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The death toll from today’s Russian missile strike on Dnipro has risen to at least 17 killed and more than 200 injured, Ukrainian officials confirmed this evening. What began as a mid-morning emergency now stands as one of the deadliest single attacks on the city in recent months. Initial reports earlier in the day focused on a Russian missile striking a passenger train as it moved through the Dnipropetrovsk region.

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Europeans Reject Following Trump if He Urges Ukraine to Cede Territory or Lift Sanctions
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Europeans Reject Following Trump if He Urges Ukraine to Cede Territory or Lift Sanctions

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Europeans are increasingly signaling that they will not follow U.S. President Donald Trump if he advocates requiring Ukraine to give up territory or easing sanctions on Russia, according to a major poll by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).

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Russia launches missile attack on city of Dnipro, targeting schools, trains, hospitals
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Russia launches missile attack on city of Dnipro, targeting schools, trains, hospitals

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A devastating Russian missile strike hit the city of Dnipro on June 24, killing at least 15 civilians and injuring at least 174 others. The attack caused widespread damage to schools, medical facilities, residential buildings, and targets of civilian transportation, underscoring the escalating pattern of assaults on civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.

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The Quiet Revolution Taking Place in Hungary Is Very Bad News for Viktor Orbán
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The Quiet Revolution Taking Place in Hungary Is Very Bad News for Viktor Orbán

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A quiet political upheaval is taking shape in Hungary, one that threatens to end the long reign of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and the ruling Fidesz party. At the center of this transformation is Péter Magyar, a 44-year-old former government insider turned charismatic opposition leader, who is now galvanizing a restless electorate with promises of justice, transparency, and a return to Europe. What began as a modest breakaway movement last year has rapidly grown into a national phenomenon.

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Tehran Attacks U.S. Bases While Iranian Leadership Meets with Putin in Moscow
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Tehran Attacks U.S. Bases While Iranian Leadership Meets with Putin in Moscow

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Iran launched a direct strike on U.S. military targets in the Middle East on Monday, firing missiles at American bases in Qatar just hours after its top diplomat met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The attack marks a dangerous escalation in the ongoing confrontation between Iran, the United States, and Israel—and raises urgent questions about Tehran’s growing alignment with Moscow. The strikes targeted the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, which houses thousands of U.S.

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Ukraine’s First Deputy PM Warns: Russia No Longer Testing Limits—It Believes It Has Permission
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Ukraine’s First Deputy PM Warns: Russia No Longer Testing Limits—It Believes It Has Permission

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Ukraine’s First Deputy Prime Minister warned on Monday that Russia is no longer testing the boundaries of international response, but is acting under the assumption that it has permission to escalate. “Russians are no longer testing the world’s limits—they believe they have permission,” she said in a statement posted to social media after a five-hour overnight attack on Kyiv that killed at least six people and injured many more.

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Russia escalates Kyiv bombardment: at least six dead, rescue efforts ongoing
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Russia escalates Kyiv bombardment: at least six dead, rescue efforts ongoing

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Last night, in yet more escalation, Russia unleashed a wave of ballistic missiles and kamikaze drones on Kyiv, targeting civilian locations including apartment buildings, a university, a metro station, and other public areas. At least six civilians were killed and 19 others injured, with rescue operations still underway in the Shevchenkivskyi district and beyond. The attacks began around 1 a.m., as Kyiv residents were jolted awake by explosions and the ominous hum of drones.

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How Russia Helped North Korea Go Nuclear and Now May Be Doing the Same for Iran
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How Russia Helped North Korea Go Nuclear and Now May Be Doing the Same for Iran

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In the early 1960s, Soviet engineers arrived quietly in North Korea. Their assignment: to help build a research reactor and train a generation of nuclear scientists at a site that would eventually become synonymous with global anxiety—Yongbyon.

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