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All Cronos: The New Dawn cats and where to find them

A nice distraction from all the merging and bloodshed.

Destructoid

‘I was running out of money’: After quitting wartime Russia, some return

Russia’s war saw many flee due to fears of persecution or being drafted, but find some life abroad too challenging.

Al Jazeera

‘Everywhere is dangerous’: Russia’s attacks on Kharkiv’s homes, shops and resorts

Since Kremlin staged fresh incursion on 10 May, strikes have increased threefold, destroying buildings and killing dozens

The Guardian - UK

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French Sailors In Normandy Jump From D-Day To Drones

Sergeant Artur felt "great pride" to storm ashore on Omaha Beach Tuesday alongside American troops in an exercise ahead of the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings, as his French marine infantry practise with the latest technology for modern conflicts.

International Business Times

Claressa Shields reacts to leaked sparring footage of male boxer dropping her

The multiple-weight world champion has accused Arturs Ahmetovs of removing padding from his gloves

The Independent UK

Max Boruc welcomes Hibs education from David Marshall as he prepares for battle big cousin Artur already fought

Boruc has arrived at Easter Road on a two-year deal from Polish outfit Slask Wroclaw.

Daily Record

Mum's tribute to brave teenage daughter who 'defied all the odds' after death from brain tumour

"She was an extraordinary child and the most selfless person I have ever known, someone so full of kindness."

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Holocaust survivor finds refuge from Ukraine war in Poland

Iya Rudzitskaya, a 92-year-old Ukrainian Jew, has fled Kyiv twice. First, in 1941, when she was just 10 years old and German bombs started falling on the then Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. The second time came last year, when Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.

Reuters

Irish woman warns of 'silent killer' cancer that killed her fit and active mother

Kirstie Nowak's mother, Mavis Phelan, died from an aggressive glioblastoma brain tumour in May 2022

Irish Mirror

Liverpool's lengthy injury list as they gear up for Leeds United's Anfield visit

Leeds play Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday evening

Leeds Live

‘He joined the enemy’: a Ukraine soldier on fighting his father on Russian side

Artur is in touch by text with father Oleg, a colonel in pro-Moscow forces, and is trying hard not to let hate consume him

The Guardian - UK

Peter Lovenkrands reveals post Rangers rollercoaster amid meddling owner and botched takeover bid

The former Ibrox star kept Danish outfit Fremad Amager up against all the odds and is now ready to return to the dug-out

Daily Record

In Poland, where coal is king, homeowners queue for days to buy fuel

In Poland's late summer heat, dozens of cars and trucks line up at the Lubelski Wegiel Bogdanka coal mine, as householders fearful of winter shortages wait for days and nights to stock up on heating fuel in queues reminiscent of communist times.

Reuters

Dog finally reunited with family who fled war-torn Ukraine and found new life in UK

Liliya, 45, and her children, Artur, 21, Karolina, 19 and Lev, 15, arrived in the UK on April 29 after fleeing Ukraine. They left their dog Khabib in France and then he was taken to Canterbury, Kent

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Al Jazeera

‘Criminal adventure’: Ukraine war fuels Russia’s brain drain

Nearly 4 million left Russia in the first three months of 2022, including IT specialists, journalists and researchers.

The Guardian - UK

‘We can’t see the future’: Russians fleeing war seek solace in Istanbul

Life in exile is quickly acquiring its own potent anti-Putin politics

ABC News

Moldova is one of Europe's poorest nations. But its people are doing everything they can to help Ukrainians fleeing war

Moldova is not a wealthy country, but with its neighbours in trouble, its people have thrown open their doors and welcomed refugees into their homes. Once-quiet villages are being brought to life by the arrival of hundreds of Ukrainians looking to start a new life.

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