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Russia and Ukraine trade accusations over fatal military plane crash
Moscow had accused Kyiv of downing plane it said was carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war Russia and Ukraine have traded accusations over the fatal crash of a military transport plane that Moscow claims was carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war and was shot down by Kyiv’s forces. The Russian Il-76 was filmed crashing on Wednesday in a huge…
Thousands still missing as Congo flood survivors search for relatives
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CIA using drones to surveil drug cartels, labs in Mexico
Feb. 18 (UPI) — The CIA is deploying unmanned drones over Mexico to search for fentanyl labs run by drug cartels after the Trump administration declared cartels are terrorist organizations. The CIA has been using MQ-9 Reaper drones as part of the Trump administration’s use of national security tools at the southern border with Mexico…
