Updates with new death tollRussian strikes on a health center in the Ukrainian border city of Sumy eliminated 10 individuals Saturday as Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Moscow for waging war on health centers. Ukrainian Interior Minister Igor Klymenko composed on Telegram that the descent on eliminated one person and harmed numerous floorings of the
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Authorities in Russia stated Saturday the death toll from a blast at a filling station in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan a day earlier had increased to 13. The Emergency Situations Ministry stated on Telegram that rescuers had pulled 3 bodies from the debris Saturday morning after finding 10 bodies Friday, consisting of those of two children.The
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Women’s rights activists across the globe on Saturday marked International Safe Abortion Day. 

But for many in Russia, the occasion was a bitter reminder of how far the country’s government has backtracked on its once-liberal abortion policies, leaving thousands of women with increasingly limited access to safe, affordable and timely abortion care. 

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Russian forces pressed further toward encircling the Ukrainian stronghold of Vuhledar in recent days, sparking worries that a key defensive outpost for Kyiv could soon fall into Russian hands.

On Wednesday, British intelligence reported that Russian troops had closed in on Vuhledar from three directions, threatening to cut off the last remaining

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Two Russian strikes on a hospital in the Ukrainian border city of Sumy killed seven people Saturday, regional authorities said.

Sumy lies across the border from Russia's Kursk region, where Kyiv launched a surprise offensive early last month.

The first strike killed 1 person and damaged several floors of a hospital, and after that, patients and

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The co-chair of an independent Russian election monitoring watchdog, Grigory Melkonyants, went on trial Friday accused of cooperation with an "undesirable" organization.

The trial of the co-leader of Golos, one of Russia's most prominent rights movements, comes as Moscow has intensified its crackdown on critical voices since launching its offensive

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