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International · UkraineDmitry Zelensky was sentenced to 11 years in prison for killing his girlfriend. He was released in November last year to fight in Ukraine, his mother said. Zelenskaya said her son signed a six-month agreement with the Wagner Group. He returned to Russia in April this year after serving six months on the front lines.See the Story
Russia pardoned a murderer who put his girlfriend through a meat grinder because he agreed to fight in Ukraine, his mom says
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International · UkraineUkraine has been increasingly relying on cheap, first-person-view drones, or FPVs, to take out Russian military hardware. The drones tend to cost around $400 to $500, which is a lot less than a regular 155mm artillery shell, which can cost up to $3,000.See the Story
Tanks and troops out in the open in Ukraine can't go 10 minutes without being spotted and fired upon, Ukrainian official says
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Europe · UkraineWestern-made armor is failing in Ukraine because it wasn't designed to sustain a conflict of this intensity, an analyst says. Taras Chmut is the head of the Come Back Alive Foundation, which has raised money to purchase and provide arms and equipment to Ukraine. He says Western allies should turn their attention to delivering simpler and cheaper systems, but in larger quantities.See the Story
Western-made armor isn't working in Ukraine because it wasn't designed for a conflict of this intensity, Ukrainian analyst says
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Mitt Romney · United StatesMore than half of Republicans see former President Donald Trump as a person of faith, a higher percentage than those who said the same of more vocally religious politicians such as former Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah), a recent poll found.
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More Republicans see Trump as ‘person of faith’ than Pence, Romney: poll
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International · RussiaRussia's air force has lost 90 planes since the start of the war in Ukraine, UK intelligence says. UK Ministry of Defence: Russia is quickly depleting its fleet of warplanes through overuse. Russia still "maintains the ability to surge sortie rates over occupied Ukraine," it adds.See the Story
Russia's air force has lost 90 planes in Ukraine and is becoming less formidable by overworking its jets, UK intel says
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Science · IndiaA stray dog ran into a crocodile-infested river in Maharashtra, India. The crocodiles appeared to usher the dog to safety. Researchers published images of the event in the Journal of Threatened Taxa. A biologist says crocodiles may have been full or felt too exposed to ambush the dog.See the Story
Crocodiles Seen Guiding Dog to Safety in India And Scientists Don't Know Why
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Elon Musk · DetroitTesla chief executive say on X (formerly Twitter) that wage boosts and shorter work week will cause GM, Ford and Stellantis to go bankrupt quickly. If the UAW succeeds in achieving most of its demands, a hefty wage hike for Big Three workers could very well have Tesla workers expecting the same from Musk.See the Story
Elon Musk warns UAW demands will put Detroit's Big Three on the "fast lane" to bankruptcy
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