Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Has Developed a Long-Range Weapon, a Day After Strike Deep Inside Russia
Zelenskyy said on his Telegram channel the weapon was produced by Ukraine’s Ministry of Strategic Industries but gave no other details.
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North Korea Launches Missile Toward Sea After US Flies Bomber During Drills
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that the launch occurred Wednesday but gave no further details, such as how far the missile flew.
Ukraine Marks Independence Day; Vows to Keep Fighting Russia as it Remembers the Fallen
Ukraine marks its second Independence Day since the invasion of Russia, while locals take the national holiday to remember their fallen loved ones.
Jet Crash in Russia Kills 10, Officials Say; Wagner Chief on Passenger List
A crash in the Tver region of Russia killed 10, Wagner Group's chief Prigozhin is presumed to have been on board.
Russia's Luna-25 Crashes Into the Moon, Ending Bid To Reach Lunar South Pole
Russia's first moon mission in nearly 50 years ended with a crash landing, ending their bid to reach the lunar south pole.
Zelenskyy Thanks Danes in Person For F-16s; Planes Have No Immediate War Impact
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to Denmark to thank lawmakers for providing F-16s to Ukraine in the continued fight against Russia.
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North Korea Officially Confirms It Has Detained US Soldier Travis King
North Korean news outlets are now asserting that King chose to enter their country after becoming disillusioned with America.
Taliban Believe Their Rule is Open-Ended, Won't Lift Ban on Female Education
The Taliban spokesman made it clear in a recent interview that the ban on female education will remain and their rule of Afghanistan is open-ended.
North Korea's Kim Orders Sharp Increase in Missile Production
In response to South Korea and U.S. drills, North Korea amps up missile production, making their feelings on the drills very clear.
2 Years After Fall of Kabul, Thousands of Afghans Still Wait For US Visas
When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, Shukria Sediqi knew her days in safety were numbered.