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seriously damaging historic buildings and injuring seven people, local officials said. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the attack was "a deliberate strike" that underscored again the need to ...

Israel and the U.S. launching a military attack on Iranian nuclear facilities ... reaching billions of people worldwide every day. Reuters provides business, financial, national and international ...

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This year, it's the year of the snake, but what does that symbolise? And what can those born in the year of the snake expect this year? What the snake symbolises in Chinese culture In Chinese ...

Snakes usually hunt on rodents, birds, and small mammals. They attack people when they believe they are prey or when they are forced to take risks due to harsh circumstances.

This year is the year of the snake, but what does it symbolise? And what is in store for people born in the year of the snake this year? Oddly enough, metaphors and meaning of the snake in Chinese ...