The incident is now subject to a criminal case that is being handled by the Military Investigations Department of Russia's Investigave Committee.
Ukraine says at least 350 Russian soldiers were killed Wednesday.
Zambia won International Monetary Fund approval for a $1.3 billion, 38-month loan program on Wednesday, a crucial step in the southern African country's quest to restructure its debts and rebuild an economy ravaged by mismanagement and COVID-19.
The warning from the United States comes a day after China sent drones near Taiwanese airspace.
The recording of the intercepted phone call was released Wednesday by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
Apart from shell shortages, the Russian army may also face problems with the effectiveness of artillery barrels, says a report.
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Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former prime minister Najib Razak, will hear on Thursday whether a court has found her guilty of seeking bribes from firms coveting government contracts, just days after her husband was jailed for corruption.
The United States will return to Peru about $686,000 seized from a former president of the country who had received bribes from the Brazilian construction conglomerate Odebrecht, the U.S.
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Estonia aims to stop most Russians from entering the country within weeks, if possible acting in concert with its regional partners, Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu said on Wednesday.
Germany will expand its military presence in the Indo-Pacific by sending more warships and joining drills with allies as it keeps an eye on the "enormous" build-up of China's armed forces, the German defence chief told Reuters.
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Widely praised in the West as a towering statesman who helped end the Cold War, Mikhail Gorbachev was remembered in the Baltic states on Wednesday as a repressive autocrat who unsuccessfully tried to stop them from breaking away from the Soviet Union.
Not long ago, Sara Khan, principal at a school for disadvantaged girls in Jacobabad in southern Pakistan, looked on in alarm as some students passed out from the heat - the city was the world's hottest at one point in May.
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The Kremlin on Wednesday hailed late Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev as an extraordinary global statesman who helped end the Cold War, but said he had been badly wrong about the prospect of rapprochement with the "bloodthirsty" West.
Germany's chief of defence has warned that the West must not underestimate Moscow's military strength, saying Russia has the scope to open up a second front should it choose to do so.
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The woman was booted off the flight for using abusive and unacceptable words, Jetstar said in a statement.
The concerned investors were then told that all the money the investors had deposited was lost to a trading error
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A viral video of the distressed maid raised demands for the woman's arrest.
UN rights chief to publish Xinjiang report on Wednesday
Palestinian American Amer Zahr is on a mission to heal through humour.
