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At least 30 North Korean soldiers killed and wounded in Russia’s Kursk region: Ukraine

At least 30 North Korean soldiers killed and wounded in Russia’s Kursk region: Ukraine

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Russia using North Korean troops in bid to reclaim Kursk: Zelensky

Russia using North Korean troops in bid to reclaim Kursk: Zelensky

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Putin appoints new governor to manage Kursk ‘crisis’

Putin appoints new governor to manage Kursk ‘crisis’

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North Korean troops engaged in combat in Kursk for first time, US officials say

North Korean troops engaged in combat in Kursk for first time, US officials say

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Russia, Ukraine each swap 95 prisoners of war, Russian Defense Ministry says

Russia, Ukraine each swap 95 prisoners of war, Russian Defense Ministry says

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Russia says more than 30,000 evacuated from areas bordering Ukraine

Russia says more than 30,000 evacuated from areas bordering Ukraine

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UN nuclear chief in Russia reiterates safety concerns

UN nuclear chief in Russia reiterates safety concerns

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Ukraine has achieved ‘a lot’ in Kursk offensive, NATO’s Stoltenberg says

Ukraine has achieved ‘a lot’ in Kursk offensive, NATO’s Stoltenberg says

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US sending $125 million in new military aid to Ukraine, officials say

US sending $125 million in new military aid to Ukraine, officials say

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Zelensky hails Kursk success as Russia rules out talks

Zelensky hails Kursk success as Russia rules out talks

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A Ukrainian soldier walks on a damaged street in the Ukrainian-controlled Russian town of Sudzha, Kursk region.

UK support of Ukraine ‘unwavering’ amid Kursk offensive: spokeswoman

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Missile sparks blaze in Ukraine as Kyiv’s troops push into Russia’s Kursk region

Missile sparks blaze in Ukraine as Kyiv’s troops push into Russia’s Kursk region

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Ukraine says advance into Russia ‘going well’, creates strategic buffer

Ukraine says advance into Russia ‘going well’, creates strategic buffer

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