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Two couples kiss during their reunion after three months of war-related separation at the Kharkiv train station in eastern Ukraine, Friday, May 27, 2022. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

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Russia takes small cities, aims to widen east Ukraine battle
By YURAS KARMANAU AND ELENA BECATOROS - Associated Press
Sat,05/28/22-7:31AM, 1 Reads
KRAMATORSK, Ukraine (AP) — Russia asserted Saturday that its troops and separatist fighters had captured a key railway junction in eastern Ukraine, the second small city to fall to Moscow's forces this week as they fought to seize all of the country's contested Donbas region.
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Johan Sverdrup oil field off the North Sea is shown on Oct. 9, 2018. Europe’s frantic search for alternatives to Russian natural gas has dramatically increased the demand — and price — for Norway's oil and gas. As the money pours in, Europe’s second-biggest natural gas supplier is fending off accusations that it’s profiting from the war in Ukraine. (Carina Johansen/NTB Scanpix via AP)

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War surges Norway's oil, gas profit. Now, it's urged to help
By MARK LEWIS - Associated Press
Sat,05/28/22-4:53AM, 10 Reads
STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — Europe’s frantic search for alternatives to Russian energy has dramatically increased the demand — and price — for Norway's oil and gas.
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Officers of the Algerian Rapid Intervention Force (BRI) patrol outside the palace of justice on Dec. 2, 2019. A team from Algeria's Rapid Intervention Force on March 24, 2022 put Mohamed Benhalima, 32, in their vehicle, strapping him with a protective vest before the ride to his still unknown destination, video on social media shows. hree days later, Algerians could watch the televised confession of Benhalima, who went from faithful servant of his homeland as a non-commissioned officer to supporter of a now-banned pro-democracy movement with a large social media following then deserter who fled to Europe. (AP Photo/Toufik Doudoud, File)

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Algerian dissidents: Victims of crackdown, or outlaws?
By ELAINE GANLEY - Associated Press
Sat,05/28/22-1:55AM, 15 Reads
PARIS (AP) — Mohamed Benhalima looks wary and frightened as he is led off a plane at Algiers airport, handcuffed with a security officer’s arm wrapped around him. A team from Algeria’s Rapid Intervention Force then puts him in their vehicle and whisks him to an unknown destination.
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A woman is carried from her home in an evacuation by volunteers of Vostok SOS charitable organisation in Bakhmut, eastern Ukraine, Friday, May 27, 2022. Volunteers have been racing to evacuate as many civilians as possible, particularly the elderly and those with mobility issues, as Russian forces make advances in the region. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)

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Fleeing the Russians: Evacuations are slow, arduous, fraught
By ELENA BECATOROS AND NICOLAE DUMITRACHE - Associated Press
Sat,05/28/22-1:34AM, 16 Reads
BAKHMUT, Ukraine (AP) — To a threatening soundtrack of air raid sirens and booming artillery, civilians are fleeing towns and cities in eastern Ukraine as Russian forces advance.
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