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NZ's Russian embassy sends PR on Syria air strikes
The Russian Embassy in Wellington has issued a press release on the Syrian air strikes.
The Russian Embassy in Wellington has issued a press release on the Syrian air strikes.
Trump's Press Secretary was criticised for tweeting a "fake" photo of Syria strike talks.
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COMMENT: The strike on Syria ran an unnecessary risk of war with Russia.
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New Zealand should have followed Canada and Australia in support for strikes: Bridges.
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Donald Trump vows to sanction more airstrikes against Syria again.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the chemical attack was a breach of international law.
Trump appeared to pull back on the timing of anticipated military action.
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Israeli ministers defend soldiers laughing at a Palestinian man being shot dead in Gaza.
State television report claims eight missiles were shot down near Homs.
Moscow said Israeli F-15 fighters launched attack, killing 14.
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British soldier 'had a window of 15 seconds to take the shot in near total darkness'.
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Syrian capital is a tale of two cities, a tale of normal life and the hell of air strikes.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says aid will be delivered through Red Cross.