North Korea claims another test of underwater nuclear drone
Claims 'Haeil-2' could destroy naval vessels and ports.
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US nuclear power plant leaks 400,000 gallons of radioactive water
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Belarusian psychiatrists told to snitch on pro-Ukraine patients
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Russia tries to recover US drone ‘downed by jet’ in Black Sea
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US dad uses moose antler to kill sex offender he claims was stalking daughter
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Americans’ fun road trip to Mexico became days of horror
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Women in Turkey brave ban on Istanbul march, get tear-gassed
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