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200,000 Palestinians Return to Devastated Northern Gaza
Following Israel's authorization, around 200,000 displaced Palestinians returned to northern Gaza, facing extensive destruction; Monzer al-Sharafi's journey back revealed his home completely destroyed, highlighting the challenges and resilience of the population.
200,000 Palestinians Return to Devastated Northern Gaza
Following Israel's authorization, around 200,000 displaced Palestinians returned to northern Gaza, facing extensive destruction; Monzer al-Sharafi's journey back revealed his home completely destroyed, highlighting the challenges and resilience of the population.
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44% Bias Score


Russian Opposition to Ukraine Peace Talks Amidst Military Concerns and Public Support
Concerns grow in Russia over potential US-Russia peace negotiations in Ukraine, with military and nationalist circles opposing a conflict freeze despite a poll showing 60% of Russians favoring peace; fears exist regarding insufficient security guarantees from Trump, army desertions, and societal unr...
Russian Opposition to Ukraine Peace Talks Amidst Military Concerns and Public Support
Concerns grow in Russia over potential US-Russia peace negotiations in Ukraine, with military and nationalist circles opposing a conflict freeze despite a poll showing 60% of Russians favoring peace; fears exist regarding insufficient security guarantees from Trump, army desertions, and societal unr...
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56% Bias Score


Russian Strike Kills Family in Zaporizhzhia, Underscoring War's Human Cost
A Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia on November 7, 2023, killed a 1.5-year-old boy, Adam Buhaiov; his mother, Sofiia Buhaiova (27); and his great-grandmother, Tetiana Tarasevych (68), highlighting the devastating human cost of the ongoing war in Ukraine despite decreased international attention...
Russian Strike Kills Family in Zaporizhzhia, Underscoring War's Human Cost
A Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia on November 7, 2023, killed a 1.5-year-old boy, Adam Buhaiov; his mother, Sofiia Buhaiova (27); and his great-grandmother, Tetiana Tarasevych (68), highlighting the devastating human cost of the ongoing war in Ukraine despite decreased international attention...
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44% Bias Score


Ukraine's Arms Procurement Crisis: Internal Conflict Paralyzes Weapon Deliveries
On January 24, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov criticized the slow delivery of weapons, blaming the Defense Procurement Agency (DPA), whose head rejected the accusations, causing a major internal conflict and paralyzing arms procurement, jeopardizing Ukraine's defense.
Ukraine's Arms Procurement Crisis: Internal Conflict Paralyzes Weapon Deliveries
On January 24, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov criticized the slow delivery of weapons, blaming the Defense Procurement Agency (DPA), whose head rejected the accusations, causing a major internal conflict and paralyzing arms procurement, jeopardizing Ukraine's defense.
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60% Bias Score


Ukrainian Attack Repelled by Russian Artillery
Junior Lieutenant Daniil Sinitsyn's artillery battery repelled a Ukrainian attack near an important location, destroying enemy vehicles and infantry using accurate fire based on forward observer coordinates, preventing a breakthrough.
Ukrainian Attack Repelled by Russian Artillery
Junior Lieutenant Daniil Sinitsyn's artillery battery repelled a Ukrainian attack near an important location, destroying enemy vehicles and infantry using accurate fire based on forward observer coordinates, preventing a breakthrough.
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68% Bias Score


Gaza Reopening: Tens of Thousands Return Amidst Hostage Dispute
On Monday, Israel reopened the northern Gaza Strip to tens of thousands of Palestinians after a week-long delay due to a hostage release dispute, marking a significant reversal of the mass exodus caused by the 15-month war with Hamas; the return is viewed by Hamas as a victory, while Israel is commi...
Gaza Reopening: Tens of Thousands Return Amidst Hostage Dispute
On Monday, Israel reopened the northern Gaza Strip to tens of thousands of Palestinians after a week-long delay due to a hostage release dispute, marking a significant reversal of the mass exodus caused by the 15-month war with Hamas; the return is viewed by Hamas as a victory, while Israel is commi...
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48% Bias Score

Hamas Fighters' Visible Presence in Gaza Defies Israeli War Aims
Despite Israel's military campaign aiming to eliminate Hamas, the group's fighters openly appeared at Gaza's Netzarim corridor, welcoming returning Gazans, highlighting the fragility of the ceasefire and raising questions about the war's effectiveness.

Hamas Fighters' Visible Presence in Gaza Defies Israeli War Aims
Despite Israel's military campaign aiming to eliminate Hamas, the group's fighters openly appeared at Gaza's Netzarim corridor, welcoming returning Gazans, highlighting the fragility of the ceasefire and raising questions about the war's effectiveness.
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60% Bias Score

Ukrainian Night Raids Disrupt Russian Operations Near Kherson
In the Kherson region of Ukraine, a unit of Ukrainian soldiers uses a modernized Soviet-era BMP-1TS, nicknamed "Nike," to conduct nighttime raids on Russian positions along the Dnipro River, disrupting their operations and aiming to prevent amphibious attacks on the city of Kherson; this, despite Ru...

Ukrainian Night Raids Disrupt Russian Operations Near Kherson
In the Kherson region of Ukraine, a unit of Ukrainian soldiers uses a modernized Soviet-era BMP-1TS, nicknamed "Nike," to conduct nighttime raids on Russian positions along the Dnipro River, disrupting their operations and aiming to prevent amphibious attacks on the city of Kherson; this, despite Ru...
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40% Bias Score

Russia Claims Territorial Gains and Heavy Ukrainian Casualties in Eastern Ukraine
On January 28, Russian forces reported liberating Dvurechnaya in the Kharkov region and inflicting over 1,400 casualties on Ukrainian troops across five battlegroups, destroying Western-supplied equipment including M113 APCs, HMMWVs, Bradley fighting vehicles, and HIMARS rockets. The Russian Ministr...

Russia Claims Territorial Gains and Heavy Ukrainian Casualties in Eastern Ukraine
On January 28, Russian forces reported liberating Dvurechnaya in the Kharkov region and inflicting over 1,400 casualties on Ukrainian troops across five battlegroups, destroying Western-supplied equipment including M113 APCs, HMMWVs, Bradley fighting vehicles, and HIMARS rockets. The Russian Ministr...
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64% Bias Score

Russian Artillery Strikes Kill Up to 100 Ukrainian Soldiers Near Dachnoye
Footage from the Russian Ministry of Defense shows artillery units striking UAF positions near Kurakhove and Dachnoye, resulting in the reported deaths of up to 100 UAF soldiers and the disruption of troop rotations; this is part of ongoing fighting in eastern Ukraine.

Russian Artillery Strikes Kill Up to 100 Ukrainian Soldiers Near Dachnoye
Footage from the Russian Ministry of Defense shows artillery units striking UAF positions near Kurakhove and Dachnoye, resulting in the reported deaths of up to 100 UAF soldiers and the disruption of troop rotations; this is part of ongoing fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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64% Bias Score

M23 Rebels Capture Goma, Congo; Rwanda Accused of Backing Offensive
M23 rebels captured Goma, Congo's largest city, on Monday, prompting Congo to cut ties with Rwanda, accused of backing the rebels, amidst a humanitarian crisis with over a third of North Kivu province's population displaced, causing mass panic among Goma's 2 million residents and resulting in the de...

M23 Rebels Capture Goma, Congo; Rwanda Accused of Backing Offensive
M23 rebels captured Goma, Congo's largest city, on Monday, prompting Congo to cut ties with Rwanda, accused of backing the rebels, amidst a humanitarian crisis with over a third of North Kivu province's population displaced, causing mass panic among Goma's 2 million residents and resulting in the de...
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine Reports Second Strike on Russian Oil Refinery Amidst Heavy Fighting
On January 27, 2024, Russian shelling in eastern Ukraine killed one and injured four, while Ukraine launched a second strike against the Ryazan Oil Refinery; Russia claims territorial gains, and Zelenskyy replaced the Khortytsia commander.

Ukraine Reports Second Strike on Russian Oil Refinery Amidst Heavy Fighting
On January 27, 2024, Russian shelling in eastern Ukraine killed one and injured four, while Ukraine launched a second strike against the Ryazan Oil Refinery; Russia claims territorial gains, and Zelenskyy replaced the Khortytsia commander.
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36% Bias Score
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