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Poland
Gunman who opened fire in Krakow died in the Hospital after being shot by the police
On Saturday, a 24-year-old attacker opened fire in the main square of Krakow — a major tourist destination in Poland. The mass shooting killed six people. The attacker, who was shot by police, died in the hospital on Monday.
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Yemen
Death rate increased to 44 citizens after Saudi Arabian airstrike near Yemen’s capital
According to Houthi health authorities, the death toll from Saturday’s Saudi Arabian airstrike has increased to 44 people, most of them being women and children, according to the Associated Press. Rescue teams are still searching for missing citizens, as Al-Asbahi blames Saudi Arabia for the strikes “which came amid a major escalation in fighting between the Iran-backed rebels and the kingdom that has killed hundreds of people in Yemen and dozens in Saudi Arabia,” according to the Associated Press.
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Ukraine and Russia
Strikes between both countries continue before meeting with the U.S. for new ceasefire-brokered talks
According to the Associated Press, “three-way talks between envoys from the U.S., Russia and Ukraine are due to start in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday and last for two days.” However, before these talks, Russian military forces attacked Ukraine’s power grids once again, while Ukraine continued to attack Russian oil refineries, according to officials from both parties on Monday. U.S. President Donald Trump, in an interview he gave to “60 Minutes,” claimed that both Moscow and Kyiv are “very close” to a deal.
