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Russian strike kills over 50 at Ukraine rail station

A rocket strike targeting a train station in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk on Friday killed at least 50 people and injured dozens who were attempting to flee amid Russia’s new focus on the region, Ukrainian officials said. Five…

US, NATO pledge accountability for Ukraine war crimes

The government of the United States has pledged to ensure accountability for the gruesome massacre of rural civilians by Russian soldiers in Bucha, Ukraine. The government of President Joe Biden also confirmed President Vladimir Putin of Russia war criminal, stating…

Genocide: Retreating Russian forces liter streets with massacred Ukrainian civilians

*Story contains sensitive images. Reader descretion is advised. Retreating Russian forces left behind undisguised victims of torture and rape whose dead bodies littered the Street of Bucha district, near the capital town of Kyiv which Russia has been unable to…

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Gunmen on robbery rampage kill 4 in Anambra

Sopuruchi Onwuka Heavily armed men in strong axle vehicles stormed inner commercial cities of Anambra State, raided some business premises and left four men dead in a string of robbery operations. The gang which operated with sophisticated weapons and high…

Wife of Mexican cartel boss ‘El Mencho’ nabbed

Mexican security forces have arrested the wife of “El Mencho”, Mexico’s most wanted man and the leader of the feared Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Rosalinda González is suspected of running the CJNG’s finances. Mexico’s defence ministry said she was…

Interpol tests resilience of American drug cartels

Sopuruchi Onwuka, with agency reports Recent successes in bursting powerful and dreadful drug trafficking rings in South America appears to signal a new verve in the concerted efforts of northern American and European countries to block the notorious Mexican narcotic…

Glencore’s Stimler confirms Nigeria’s oil bribery scheme

(As published by Bloomberg) When Anthony Stimler left Glencore Plc in August 2019, he had two big secrets: For a dozen years, he’d paid millions in bribes to African officials and intermediaries. And he was now helping a U.S. Justice…