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Iraqi forces, leading a vigorous battle to liberate Mosul from ISIS, has been exposed torturing and abusing their captives suspected of having terrorists links, according to a photographer who has been embedded with an elite unit of the Iraqi interior ministry.
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- Canada seeks larger world role as US retreats - FM
- Israeli panel approves West Bank settlement plan - reports
- France’s Macron targets labor law reform by end of summer – document
- Kuwait’s emir heads to Saudi Arabia for talks with King Salman - report
- Japan, Vietnam to bolster maritime security cooperation
- ‘Only 10 years old': Yemen sees spike in parents marrying off young daughters for cash
Extremely young girls are paying the price for Yemen's brutal civil war, being married off by their own families, which are struggling to make ends meet. RT spoke to a mother who managed to save her 10-year-old daughter from becoming a child bride. - Russian Su-27 intercepts US B-52 bomber over Baltic – Moscow
A Russian Su-27 fighter jet was deployed to intercept a US B-52 strategic bomber over the Baltic Sea, and in a separate incident hours later, a MiG-31 intercepted a Norwegian warplane approaching Russian airspace near the Barents Sea. - S. Korean THAAD deployment faces delay of up to a year over environmental impact probe
Deployment of the US anti-missile system in South Korea is facing a setback after the new government ordered a full-scale environmental impact probe. President Moon Jae-in is a vocal critic of the previous government’s decision to host the THAAD system. - Qatar seeks Kuwaiti mediation after major Arab League states cut ties
Qatar is seeking Kuwaiti mediation after powerful Arab League nations, including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, cut ties with Doha, accusing the country of supporting terrorism.
- Qatar’s $1bn ransom to jihadists & Iran aided Gulf states’ decision to cut ties – media
Qatar’s $1-billion ransom deal to release royal family members kidnapped in Iraq was allegedly one of the reasons the Gulf monarchies’ decided to severe diplomatic ties with Doha, the Financial Times (FT) reports, citing sources close to the case. - Paris police shoot attacker wielding hammer & shouting ‘this is for Syria’ near Notre Dame
Police have shot and injured a man who attacked three officers with a hammer near Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris while shouting "this is for Syria." The man, who injured one of the officers, was also armed with two knives, according to French media. - Kremlin rejects secret NSA report accusing Russia of targeting voter registrars
Russia denies an NSA claim that its military intelligence tried to hack local US government organizations managing voter lists. A secret report on the alleged operation was apparently leaked to the Intercept by a whistleblower named Reality Winner. - ‘Only 10 years old': Yemen sees spike in parents marrying off young daughters for cashExtremely young girls are paying the price for Yemen's brutal civil war, being married off by their own families, which are struggling to make ends meet. RT spoke to a mother who managed to save her 10-year-old daughter from becoming a child bride.
- S. Korean THAAD deployment faces delay of up to a year over environmental impact probeDeployment of the US anti-missile system in South Korea is facing a setback after the new government ordered a full-scale environmental impact probe. President Moon Jae-in is a vocal critic of the previous government’s decision to host the THAAD system.
- Qatar seeks Kuwaiti mediation after major Arab League states cut tiesQatar is seeking Kuwaiti mediation after powerful Arab League nations, including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, cut ties with Doha, accusing the country of supporting terrorism.
- Russian Su-27 intercepts US B-52 bomber over Baltic – MoscowA Russian Su-27 fighter jet was deployed to intercept a US B-52 strategic bomber over the Baltic Sea, and in a separate incident hours later, a MiG-31 intercepted a Norwegian warplane approaching Russian airspace near the Barents Sea.
- US-backed militia says it has begun siege of ISIS ‘capital’ Raqqa
The mainly-Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced the start of a long-awaited siege on ISIS stronghold Raqqa, Syria one week after the US confirmed delivery of arms to it. - 14yo suffers severe intestinal damage after being sucked into pool system
Circumstances surrounding how a 14-year-old boy was sucked into a water treatment system at a swimming pool near Valencia, causing severe stomach injuries, are being investigated by Spanish authorities. - US nuclear-powered attack submarine docks in S. Korea (VIDEO)
The USS Cheyenne nuclear submarine has arrived in South Korea to replenish supplies amid heightened tensions on the Peninsula over Pyongyang’s missile and nuclear programs. - Mosul torture exposed: Iraqi forces’ abuses filmed (GRAPHIC IMAGES)Iraqi forces, leading a vigorous battle to liberate Mosul from ISIS, has been exposed torturing and abusing their captives suspected of having terrorists links, according to a photographer who has been embedded with an elite unit of the Iraqi interior ministry.
- German troops ‘ready for transfer’ from Turkey’s Incirlik airbase – defense minister
Germany is prepared to move its troops from the Incirlik base in Turkey to Jordan after Ankara denied German lawmakers a visit to the military airport over Berlin’s refusal to extradite the alleged suspects in last year’s failed coup attempt.
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