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🔗 The Ukrainian military has carried out what appears to have been their deepest strike yet into Russian‐occupied regions of the country.
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🔗 It was like striking a tree.
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🔗 Workers for this government department will strike from December 23–26, and again from December 28–31.
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🔗 Two friends of hers were planning to travel to the UK for a short break—one from Ireland, one from Belgium—but decided against it, because of the strikes.
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🔗 The issue of when to table the motion of no confidence was the subject of a lengthy discussion at Tuesday’s shadow cabinet meeting, with Mr Watson leading calls for the party to strike before Christmas.
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🔗 The Israeli military said on Monday that it is continuing to strike the Iranian capital of Tehran, focussing on the headquarters of the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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🔗 Three of the bullets struck Steenkamp, who died soon after.
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