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A Ukrainian drone attack struck deep inside Russia, and Ukraine says it destroyed more than 40 Russian planes and air bases across the country.
Where peace talks set to take place today, what message does the attack send?
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And a man is in custody after an attack at an event to raise awareness for Israeli hostages being held by Hamas.
The reason things like this are happening is because we have allowed this climate of hate to fester.
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