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Russian admiral served with suspicion notice in absentia for ordering 2024 Kalibr missile strike on Kyiv high-rise

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has gathered evidence against Russian Admiral Sergey Pinchuk, Commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, and notified him in absentia of suspicion for ordering a Kalibr missile strike on a residential high-rise in Kyiv in the summer of 2024, which resulted in the deaths of 13 people, the SBU reports.

Russian admiral served with suspicion notice in absentia for ordering 2024 Kalibr missile strike on Kyiv high-rise

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Argentina will host new US regional unit to fight drug trafficking

The Security Minister said Washington approved funding of US$13.3, 10 times the current resources allocated to bilateral cooperation La entrada Argentina will host new US regional unit to fight drug…

  • US establishes new regional unit in Argentina to combat drug trafficking.
  • Unit receives $13.35 million fund, ten times current cooperation allocation.
  • Purpose is joint projects and enhanced operational capabilities against trafficking.

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