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‘They provide medical care, make dressings, feed. Not everything is as they tell us on TV’. The captured Ukrainian Navy sniper Andrey Kavyuk was frightened by tales about the atrocities of the DPR militias. They said, ‘in captivity, they cut their ears and noses’. How the surrendered enemy is treated in the Donetsk People’s Republic, Kavyuk himself saw when he laid down his arms together with his colleagues.

Kavyuk was a sniper at the Ilyich plant, where 1,300 marines of the 36th brigade of the Ukrainian Army surrendered in April. During the retreat, he came under fire, and the car turned over. Together with other Ukrainian soldiers, Kavyuk fled. The Marines reached the river but could not cross. They were found there.

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Char­i­ots of Fire, Blade Run­ner com­pos­er Van­ge­lis dies aged 79
Os­car-win­ning com­pos­er was a mu­si­cal pi­o­neer, renowned for his ex­per­i­men­ta­tion with elec­tron­ic syn­the­siz­ers.
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Morning news brief: Zelensky says Donbas 'completely destroyed', Chechen leader exclusive interview, and more
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Elon Musk was accused of sexual misconduct and paid $250,000 to cover up: Report
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After a flight attendant on the company's corporate jet accused Elon Musk of exposing himself to her mid-flight, SpaceX paid $250,000 to settle a s

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Canada reveals Huawei decision
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The country’s 5G networks will be formally closed to two major Chinese telecom firms, officials said

The authorities in Canada will not allow Chinese companies Huawei or ZTE to use the country’s growing 5G telecommunications networks, citing “serious” national security and privacy concerns.

The long-delayed decision was announced on Thursday by Ottawa’s Office of Innovation, Science and Industry, which stated the two firms would be barred from Canadian networks go...

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US buys millions of vaccine doses for new virus
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Officials have rushed to secure vaccines as cases of the rare monkeypox virus continue to crop up in the US and Europe

The US health authorities have signed a deal for $119 million in vaccine doses against the monkeypox virus, after a Massachusetts man was diagnosed with the rare but potentially serious illness earlier this week. 

The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) – a government agency devoted to combating pandemics and bioterrorism – signed the multi-million-dollar contract with Danish pharma firm Bavarian Nordic on Wednesday, the company announced in a...

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Aus­tralia says man re­turned from Eu­rope prob­a­bly has mon­key­pox
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Man in his 40s de­vel­oped the ill­ness, char­ac­terised by a dis­tinc­tive rash, a few days af­ter re­turn­ing home to Syd­ney.
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Aus­tralians ‘uni­form­ly wor­ried’ about econ­o­my on elec­tion eve
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Op­po­si­tion La­bor par­ty main­tains lead ahead of Sat­ur­day elec­tion amid ris­ing un­cer­tain­ty about the fu­ture.
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Post-elec­tion calm pre­vails in Beirut’s di­vid­ed neigh­bour­hoods
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Frag­ile calm in Beirut’s Ain el-Rem­maneh area, home to long­time ri­val par­ties that are now key play­ers in par­lia­ment.
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Sri Lan­ka bank says fuel short­age set to ease as stu­dents protest
Cen­tral bank says it has se­cured for­eign ex­change to pay for fuel and cook­ing gas ship­ments amid protest by stu­dents.
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US launches $3.5 billion program to speed development of up carbon removal tech
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The US Energy Department launched a program on Thursday to fund four large-scale projects across the country that can remove carbon dioxide from th

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The US surpasses 1 million COVID-19 deaths, the world’s highest known total
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The United States officially surpassed 1 million known deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday, according to a New York Times database, a cataclysmic outc

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‘Greece Arming Itself Rapidly’: Turkish Diplomat Sheds Light on Ankara’s Concerns with West - RT INTERVIEW

Turkey’s disagreements with NATO run deeper than just going against the accession of Sweden and Finland, Uluc Ozulker, a Turkish diplomat and former ambassador told RT.

Another area of tension is the growing influence of Greece, who might soon lay claim to most of the Aegean Sea, Ozulker said.

The former official pointed out that despite Athens’ infamous money problems, it keeps spending on US arms. “Who’s financing them? And if they are to be considered a country in debt, how is this financing assured?”

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Demolishing History Part 1236: Monument to Alexander Nevsky Toppled in Kharkov

Only erected in 2004, the statue has been pulled over in Kharkov as Ukraine continues to remove monuments linked to Russia.

Nevsky was the Grand Prince of Kiev, among other cities, in the 13th century.

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Russian Exports Can Solve Global Food Crisis – UN

Food products and fertilizers from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus must be allowed on the world markets if the global community wants to stem an unfolding food crisis, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said at a ministerial meeting on global food security.

“Let’s be clear, there is no more effective solution to the food crisis without the reintegration of Ukrainian food production, as well as food and fertilizer produced by Russia and Belarus, into world markets,” he stressed.

According to Guterres, instead of being the sole reason behind the current food crisis, Russia’s military operation has added to the problems that were already affecting the situation, namely climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic. Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, he stressed, are leaders in the production of fertilizers and food prod...

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Tarajal border with Spain reopens after more than 2 years

The border crossing point of Tarajal, between Morocco and the Spanish city of Ceuta, in North Africa, reopened on Tuesday after two years closed due to the pandemic.

The customs office shut the border on the 13th of March of 2020 because of COVID-19, leaving thousands stranded on both sides.

Before the pandemic, movement across the border was reportedly of more than 20,000 people and 3,000 vehicles a day.

North Ko­rea shuns out­side help as COVID cat­a­stro­phe looms
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Py­ongyang has not re­spond­ed to of­fers of help and in­quiries from the US, South Ko­rea, the WHO and UNICEF.
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