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Month: February 2023

A combat-ready Patriot anti-aircraft missile system stands on the airfield of Schwesing military airport.

After a year of arming Ukraine, the US and its allies face even more daunting challenges to come

By Jeremy Diamond, Natasha Bertrand, Jennifer Hansler, Oren Liebermann and Phil Mattingly, CNN Last October, a weeklong barrage of Russian missiles and kamikaze drones destroyed nearly a third of Ukraine’s power stations, plunging millions of Ukrainians into darkness ahead of winter and signaling a significant Russian tactical shift to target civilian infrastructure. Back in Washington,

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Tracking storms with severe potential

TODAY: Wednesday is a Weather Alert Day, as storms this morning and afternoon may pack a severe punch. While damaging winds are the most likely threat from this system, all severe types are possible, including the possibility of tornadoes. For more detail, read our latest blog. Otherwise, Wednesday will be warm, with temperatures approaching low-to-mid

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Chinese counterpart shake hands during a meeting in Moscow on Wednesday.

Putin and China’s top diplomat pledge to strengthen ties ahead of Ukraine war anniversary

By Nectar Gan and Simone McCarthy, CNN Russian President Vladimir Putin said relations between his country and China are “reaching new milestones” as Beijing’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, wrapped up a visit to Moscow on Wednesday. “Russian-Chinese relations are developing as we planned in previous years. Everything is moving forward and developing,” Putin told reporters

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Drone footage shows the freight train derailment in East Palestine

EPA says it will support East Palestine, Ohio, through the cleanup following the toxic train wreck. Here’s what it’s demanding

By Nouran Salahieh, CNN The nation’s top environmental official promised to support East Palestine, Ohio, throughout the cleanup of a toxic train derailment there that fueled anxiety about potential health effects and said the train’s operator must pay to clean “the mess that they created.” The US Environmental Protection Agency ordered the operator, Norfolk Southern,

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N Korea calls UN chief’s remarks on missile test ‘unfair’

By HYUNG-JIN KIM Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea has accused U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres of “an extremely unfair and imbalanced attitude,” as it lambasted him for condemning its recent missile test but ignoring alleged U.S. hostility against the North. Guterres earlier strongly condemned the North’s intercontinental ballistic missile test on Saturday

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