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Moscow and Pyongyang until now had responded vaguely to the South Korean and Western claims of the troop deployment. See the Story

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The number of people killed in an explosion at Iran's biggest container port has risen to 65, with over 1,200 injured, according to state media. See the Story

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The city of Kostyantynivka in Ukraine’s Donetsk region has been under attack from Russian artillery and guided bombs. As civilian casualties mount, one 84-year-old resident is rejecting calls to evacuate the city, and says she will stay in her home no matter the risks.See the Story

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Russia's recent upgrade to ties with the Taliban have been followed by Indian overtures. China is already circling. “The great powers are starting to compete among themselves to recognize a terrorist organization,” says one Afghan analyst.See the Story