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Up to 3 people dead in blast at Bulgarian arms workshop - company boss

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Up to 3 people dead in blast at Bulgarian arms workshop - company boss. UK's Truss refuses to rule out welfare cuts to fund economic plan. Large swathes of Bangladesh left without power after national grid failure. North Korea test-fires a ballistic missile farther than ever before over Japan.

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Up to 3 people dead in blast at Bulgarian arms workshop - company boss

SOFIA - As many as three people may have died in an explosion on Tuesday at a workshop belonging to Bulgaria's largest weapon maker Arsenal, state news agency BTA quoted the plant's chief executive as saying. "There are victims. Most probably three people have died. The site has not been cleared yet," Arsenal's chief executive Nikolay Ibushev told BTA. "The number of the injured people

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Up to 3 people dead in blast at Bulgarian arms workshop - company boss

SOFIA (Reuters) - As many as three people may have died in an explosion on Tuesday at a workshop belonging to Bulgaria's largest weapon maker Arsenal, state news agency BTA quoted the plant's chief executive as saying. Read full story

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World News Roundup: Up to 3 people dead in blast at Bulgarian arms workshop - company boss; UK's Truss refuses to rule out welfare cuts to fund economic plan and more

GERB won the Oct. 2 election with 25.3% of the vote, but it faces a hung parliament, raising the risk of another snap poll as the Black Sea country seeks to contain the impact of Europe's energy crisis and surging inflation amid war in Ukraine. North Korea conducts longest-range missile test yet over Japan Nuclear-armed North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile farther than ever before on Tuesday, sending it soaring over Japan, for the first …

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