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A Trophy in Ruins: Evidence Grows That Russia Controls Marinka

The Ukrainian military said that its troops were fighting “in the vicinities” of a village behind the eastern frontline town of Marinka, a strong indication that Kyiv’s forces have lost control of the town, after Moscow claimed to have seized it.

Islamic State Takes Responsibility for Deadly Bombings in Iran

The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the bombing attack that killed 84 people in Kerman, Iran, a day before, during a memorial procession for Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani, according to a post on the group’s official Telegram account.

Kim Jong-un’s Daughter Is His Likely Successor, South Korea Says

The young daughter of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, who has frequently accompanied her father at public events, including long-range missile tests, is Mr. Kim’s most likely successor should he die, the South Korean intelligence agency told lawmakers.

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