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Italian city halts event appearing to promote Russian war in Ukraine

Italian city halts event appearing to promote Russian war in Ukraine

  • The council in Modena withdrew its approval to use a civic hall for the Jan. 20 event after “new information arose”
  • The makeup of the panel did not appear consistent with the commitment not to practice fascist and racist ideologies
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Russia jails two more captive Ukrainian soldiers

Russia jails two more captive Ukrainian soldiers

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Greece to send more arms to Ukraine, but sets limits

Greece to send more arms to Ukraine, but sets limits

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UK says Ukraine’s Mariupol at risk of Cholera outbreak

UK says Ukraine’s Mariupol at risk of Cholera outbreak

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More bodies found in Mariupol as global food crisis looms

More bodies found in Mariupol as global food crisis looms

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‘No choice’: The Ukrainians forced to flee to Russia

‘No choice’: The Ukrainians forced to flee to Russia

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Another ship sent to take metal to Russia arrives in Mariupol – TASS

Another ship sent to take metal to Russia arrives in Mariupol – TASS

By Reuters ·
Russia claims to have taken full control of Mariupol; Ukraine seeks compensation for destruction

Russia claims to have taken full control of Mariupol; Ukraine seeks compensation for destruction

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Hundreds of Ukrainians defending Azovstal plant surrender to uncertain fate

Hundreds of Ukrainians defending Azovstal plant surrender to uncertain fate

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More than 250 Ukrainian troops surrender as Kyiv orders Mariupol to yield

More than 250 Ukrainian troops surrender as Kyiv orders Mariupol to yield

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Turkey has offered sea evacuation for wounded Ukrainian fighters — Erdogan adviser

Turkey has offered sea evacuation for wounded Ukrainian fighters — Erdogan adviser

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Ukraine offers to swap prisoners for hurt Mariupol fighters

Ukraine offers to swap prisoners for hurt Mariupol fighters

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UN races to rescue civilians from Mariupol plant

UN races to rescue civilians from Mariupol plant

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