A group of young players for the Olymp football club have returned to a stadium that was severely damaged in the war. Coach and director of the club Danylo Kysil held a training session for the ...

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Jun 27, 2022 · At least four people were killed and hundreds injured after part of a stadium in the Colombian city of El Espinal collapsed during a bullfight, government officials said. …

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Ukraine latest as air alerts were issued across nearly all of the country and Russian troops were engaged in 'heavy fighting' as they move into Donetsk - and a law that would force Russian ...

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Ukraine latest as the UK's Ministry of Defence says Russia will "almost certainly" switch to capturing the Donetsk region after the eastern city of Lysychansk falls; the …

Jun 28, 2022 · 70 Russian diplomats, staff expelled from Bulgaria ... Colombia Stadium Collapse Kills 4 Colombia Stadium Collapse Kills 4. Voice of America 28th June 2022, 17:06 GMT+10. Colombian officials said four people died and more than 300 were injured in Sunday's collapse of a grandstand at a bullfight in the city of El Espinal.

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