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  • US President Donald Trump said that the war will end "immediately" after the US midterm elections and claimed that talks with Iran "could happen."
  • Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran's deputy foreign minister, condemned the International Atomic Energy Agency's resolution on the nation's nuclear program on Wednesday, saying that it is based on "fabrications" and won't accomplish the objectives of its signatories.
  • Iran said its subsequent attacks on regional U.S. targets were in self-defense on Wednesday, condemning the most recent American airstrikes on Iranian oil tankers.
  • According to Syrian authorities, an explosion at a temporary site used to store weapons and remnants of the country's protracted civil war on Wednesday resulted in at least 14 fatalities and 11 injuries.
  • In the southern Swiss village of Piotta, a hydroelectric power plant exploded on Wednesday, killing two workers.

Tag: Russian Police

February 4, 2021

What’s Next For Navalny And Russia’s...

After Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny was sentenced to prison, there’s now speculation about where he will serve his time — with one prison-reform campaigner raising fears for his life. More broadly, with mass protests across Russia being brutally suppressed, other opposition leaders are also considering both how to prepare for the future — and how to ensure their own safety-

February 1, 2021

Russian Police Use Shock Baton On...

Riot police in Moscow have been filmed while using a shock baton on a detained man at an anti-government protest. He was shocked several times as two officers were taking him to a police vehicle. Nationwide protests in support of jailed opposition leader Aleksei Navalny were met with a large-scale crackdown on January 31

August 18, 2019

‘It’s Your Own Fault’: Teenage Sexual...

There’s also a lack of awareness about the resources available to victims of rape or assault, who often choose not to turn to police or press charges

August 3, 2019

Police Brutality Against Anti Government Protesters...

Police violently detained peaceful protesters and apparent bystanders in Moscow, heavily clubbing some before dragging them away

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