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Sanctions loophole allows Irish alumina to supply Russia’s war industry, MEPs say
A group of 47 members of the European Parliament has urged the EU to block exports of alumina from Ireland to Russia, warning that the raw material helps produce missiles and drones
Dodik’s praise for Putin’s ‘wisdom’ fuels Balkan instability and security fears across Europe
Milorad Dodik, the pro-Russian former president of Republika Srpska, has described Vladimir Putin as showing ‘great
Five rescuers killed in Russian double-tap strike as Kyiv UNESCO site damaged
Russia launched a massive combined air attack on Ukraine overnight on 14-15 June, deploying 70 missiles
Fire engulfs Kyiv monastery after overnight Russian strike, relics evacuated
A massive fire broke out at the Dormition Cathedral of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery complex
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