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Fears for thousands of Gazans missing in Israel as workers ‘rounded up, arrested and blindfolded’

Fears for thousands of Gazans missing in Israel as workers ‘rounded up, arrested and blindfolded’

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Ukraine live: Zelensky needs weapons 'much more quickly'

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By Maira Butt Verified, Stuti Mishra Verified, Rebecca Whittaker
| MSN UK Verified
LIVE – Updated at 02:00 President Volodymyr Zelensky has said Ukraine needs its allies to ensure weapons supplies are provided more promptly, after Russian Missile and drone attacks kill eight people and injure dozens more. Speaking in his nightly video address he said: "I am preparing changes in Ukraine's diplomatic efforts. We need a new level of cooperation ​with our partners ⁠to ensure that agreements on arms supplies are fulfilled.
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Ukraine live: Zelensky needs weapons much more quickly

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By Maira Butt Verified, Stuti Mishra Verified, Rebecca Whittaker Verified
| MSN Verified
Maira Butt,Stuti Mishra and Rebecca Whittaker LIVE – Updated at 00:02 President Volodymyr Zelensky has said Ukraine needs its allies to ensure weapons supplies are provided more promptly, after Russian Missile and drone attacks kill eight people and injure dozens more. Speaking in his nightly video address he said: "I am preparing changes in Ukraine's diplomatic efforts. We need a new level of cooperation ​with our partners ⁠to ensure that agreements on arms supplies are fulfilled.
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Fight over a shipping lane in the Strait of Hormuz has enraged Iran

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By Maira Butt Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The future of the global economy once again rests on an 100-mile strip of water sandwiched between the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman. Shipping through the vital waterway has halved following tit-for-tat strikes between the US and Iran this week, shaking the foundations of a sketchy 14-point interim peace deal between the warring nations. It started when Iran attacked three commercial vessels passing through the Omani corridor of the Strait of Hormuz in overnight attacks on Monday.
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