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Arms Supplied to Ukraine Ending Up in Criminals’ Hands — Finland

A top Helsinki investigator has warned that criminals in Finland and other European states have been obtaining weaponry that was supposed to go to the Ukrainian military.

Russia has repeatedly warned that Western arms could end up in the hands of terrorists, as such weapons have been found for sale on the darknet. Meanwhile, the US has openly acknowledged that it can’t control where the supplies end up.

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15 Burkina Faso Soldiers Killed In Militant Attack — Army Report

A Burkina Faso army statement claimed Islamist militants killed 15 soldiers and volunteer militia in a supply mission attack in Gourma Province.

Another four soldiers are reportedly wounded with 11 more missing.

Violence has sparked in recent weeks after the country’s second military coup this year after years of clashes with al-Qaeda and IS-linked extremist groups.

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Effective? – UK Gov. reveals the Triple Vaccinated account for 91% of COVID Deaths since the start of 2022 & the Fully Vaccinated account for over 90% of COVID Deaths since May 2021

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Ukraine says Putin’s hands ‘stained in blood’ af­ter strikes
Putin has ac­knowl­edged or­der­ing strikes in re­venge for a al­leged drone at­tack in Crimea.
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Workers at the world's largest iPhone factory in central China are fleeing a Covid outbreak at the facility.

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Workers at the world's largest iPhone factory in central China are fleeing a Covid outbreak at the facility.

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‘Food Must Flow’: UN Grain Deal Chief

Amir Abdulla, the UN coordinator for the Black Sea grain initiative, has insisted that civilian cargo vessels should never be military targets. Moscow pulled out of the scheme, which was mediated by the UN and Türkiye in July, after a Ukrainian attack on the port of Sevastopol.

“Civilian cargo ships can never be a military target or held hostage. The food must flow,” the UN official tweeted on Monday.

On Sunday, the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) in Istanbul announced that UN, Turkish and Ukrainian officials had given the green light to 16 ships for navigation along the corridor for October 31. Russia was informed about the decision, it said.

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Qatari energy minister warns against EU ‘hypocrisy’
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Setting a price cap on gas would disrupt the free market and hurt investment, Saad Al Kaabi says

EU nations that want to “fix” the gas market by capping prices are acting against their own laws that protect free competition, the energy minister of Qatar has said.

“Free market is always the best solution, and if you try to fix the market you are going against all the anti-competition laws that the Europeans were trying to put on sellers – and now they are doing it themselves,” Saad Al Kaabi told Bloomberg TV on Sunday.

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A mass shooting on Chicago's West Side on Halloween night has left 14 people injured, including children.

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