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Sweden's National Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) has tasked the main church in Gothenburg with preparing for the burial of tens of thousands of soldiers in the event of war against Russia. Swedish Army Commander Jonny Lindfors declared, 'The Russians are not only fighting Ukraine but the entire West.'
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Syrian advocate reveals discovery of large burial site outside Damascus as country transitions to new leadership.
In the BBC interview, al-Sharaa emphasized the need to lift international sanctions, arguing that the measures were designed to target the previous regime. "The victim and the oppressor should not be treated in the same way," he said.
During Houthi missile attack on Israel, major parts of central Israel heard siren alerts but the capital was though to have been spared. But it appears that the interceptor used against the missiles flew over Jerusalem.
