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Ukraine’s air force said it shot down six out of seven ballistic missiles used in the latest attack on the country

Elon Musk, the world's richest person and President Donald Trump's controversial close advisor, said Monday the giant USAID humanitarian agency will be "shutting down" as part of his radical -- and critics say unconstitutional -- drive to shrink the US government.

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Russia’s former president and current deputy head of its security council, Dmitry Medvedev, has declared that the editors of the Times newspaper in the UK are now “legitimate military targets”.

Former Russian president’s Telegram post follows paper’s editorial about assassination of a Russian general

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev described journalists at the newspaper as ‘legitimate military targets’.

Ukrainian security services sources say Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov was a completely legitimate target as the head of Russia’s nuclear, biological and chemical defence forces

First such use of missiles came hours after Vladimir Putin lowered Moscow’s threshold for using nuclear weapons

Russia will gain from Trump’s pressure on Ukraine to negotiate a ceasefire but is unsure about how much he can do.

Trump has claimed he would end Ukraine war before he even takes office