A jet-powered Russian drone struck a busy platform at Dnipro's main railway station as a train prepared to leave, in one of the deadliest days for Ukrainian civilians this autumn.
Author: Connemara Journal Newsroom
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Trent Alexander-Arnold to make shock Liverpool return? Reds linked with bombshell January loan as Real Madrid nightmare deepens
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Huge DHS data leak: details of 41,000 US border and ICE staff dumped online by hacktivists
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Huge blow for Dealz workers as UK owner Poundland moves to call in administrators
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Bukele unleashes 2,000 troops on Haiti’s gangs in desperate hunt for four kidnapped Salvadorans
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Strike Warning: Schools Face Shutdown Again on 11 November as Public Sector Pay Talks Go Down to the Wire
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