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    Russian missile attack hits Kyiv and surrounding region●🔴 AirAttack | 10/10 🇺🇦 Missile attack on Kyiv and region Russian missiles detected in Lypky, Zhulyany, Shulyavka, PushchMmastodonWarUkraine19 d ago

    Air raid alerts were issued as Russian missiles were detected over Kyiv and the wider region, with reports of incoming fire over the districts of Lypky, Zhulyany, Shulyavka, Pushcha-Vodytsya, Vyshneve, and Vasylkiv. The missiles were reportedly flying at an altitude of around 5 km. Residents were urged to take shelter as the attack unfolded.

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    Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Turns 30 With 'Ulya'▼Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival’s 30th Anniversary Edition to Open With Cannes Film ‘Ulya’✉newsCultureFilm8 d ago

    The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary by opening its milestone edition with 'Ulya', which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The choice signals the Estonian festival's continued ambition to book major international titles for its prestigious opening slot as one of northern Europe's leading film events.

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    Russian drones detected over multiple Kyiv districts●🔴 AirAttack | 10/10 🇺🇦 Russian UAV movement within Kyiv city Russian UAVs detected in the Vynohradar, Syrets, Shulyavka,MmastodonWarUkraine16 d ago

    Air raid alerts were triggered in Kyiv after Russian drones were detected moving within the city itself. Monitoring reports placed UAV activity over the Vynohradar, Syrets, Shulyavka, and Solomyanka districts. Open-source intelligence channels tracking the attack urged residents to take shelter as air defenses engaged targets during the overnight strike wave.

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    Fed to Prioritize Inflation Over Labor Market in Next Rate Decision, Shulyatyeva Says●Shulyatyeva: Labor Market Will Take Back Seat to Inflation in Fed’s Coming Rate Decision✉newsBusinessEconomy2 d ago

    Economist Elvira Shulyatyeva says the Federal Reserve will put inflation at the center of its upcoming rate decision, with the labor market taking a back seat. Her comments suggest policymakers remain more focused on price pressures than on signs of cooling employment, shaping expectations for how the central bank will act at its next meeting.