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🔗 Her government has been fighting corruption allegations for a while.
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🔗 First, the Russian leader has not only Prigožin to deal with but also thousands of soldiers who more than ever may be wondering just why they are fighting Putin’s war.
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🔗 This is where we fight!
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🔗 Malmström said the European Union must fight back in order to protect global trading rules.
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🔗 The owner of the notorious Russian mercenary group says his forces have all but surrounded the eastern Ukrainian city, but the defending troops are fighting on.
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🔗 The most influential—and perhaps surprising—public critic of the situation was Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, who has supplied thousands of fighters to the offensive.
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🔗 “We do not care whether your case be right or wrong, or whether we live or die,” said a gladiator, “so long as there is good fighting.”
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🔗 Firefights broke out along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border late on Saturday, with the Afghan Talibān attacking Pakistani posts, according to security officials from both countries, following a Pakistani airstrike in Kabul this week.
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