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Struggling on front lines, Ukraine strikes harder at Russian energy

Struggling to contain Russian advances on the battlefield, Ukraine is increasingly taking the fight to Russia beyond the front lines in an effort to disrupt its military operations and put pressure on its economy -- targeting airfields, logistics hubs and critical energy facilities with missiles and drones.

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Putin’s China visit highlights military ties that worry West

President Vladimir Putin of Russia attended a trade fair Friday in a northeastern Chinese city and toured a state-backed university famous for its cutting-edge defense research, highlighting how economic and military ties between the countries have grown despite, or perhaps because of, Western pressure.
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U.S. military says Gaza pier is anchored, aid deliveries set to begin

The U.S. military said Thursday that its floating pier had been anchored to the Gaza shoreline and promised that humanitarian deliveries to the war-ravaged territory would begin “within days,” after delays and amid objections from critics who fear that the operation, directed by President Biden, will leave those involved vulnerable to attack.