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The news from Sloboden Pecat focuses on international events, including China's censorship during a former premier's funeral, Ukraine's drone attacks on Moscow, a drone entering Moldova, and the death of Croatian writer Vedrana Rudan. Domestically, there is a report on a fire in Prilep and a piece…
China is reportedly censoring public expressions of grief as the country prepares for the cremation of former Premier Zhu Rongji, who passed away at 97. Security is heightened in Beijing during the funeral proceedings.
Ukraine allegedly launched a massive drone attack on Moscow, with reports indicating that a 'Wildberries' warehouse was hit in the incident.
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A fire that broke out in the village of Chanishche near Prilep raged throughout the night, resulting in the destruction of several old houses.
A drone reportedly entered Moldovan airspace and exploded in the vicinity of a village, raising concerns about regional security.
Renowned Croatian writer, journalist, and columnist Vedrana Rudan has passed away at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer.
Prosecutors allege that Dwyane Davis orchestrated the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur as an act of vengeance for his grandson.
The Iranian government is reportedly concerned about the potential for renewed public discontent and protests on the streets.
This is a report on the current exchange rate of the Euro against the Macedonian Denar, as published by the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia.
Intelligence suggests that Russia has constructed secret bases for drones, which could be used to launch attacks on NATO member territories.
Six people were killed when Ukrainian missiles struck the Belgorod region in Russia.
Russia launched missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, resulting in three deaths. Moscow also claimed to have repelled an attack by 600 Ukrainian drones.
In a video interview, Sefer Selimi discusses the political aspirations of Albanians in North Macedonia, questioning whether a desire for the premiership is excessive loyalty.
