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    Russia wants to resume the grain deal only after investigating a drone attack. • The European Union and France promised to help Ukraine in infrastructure repair

    Brian RodriguezBy Brian RodriguezNovember 1, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Russia wants to resume the grain deal only after investigating a drone attack.  • The European Union and France promised to help Ukraine in infrastructure repair
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    • Electricity and water supplies have been fully restored in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, after the rocket attacks last Monday.

    • The Associated Press reported that Afghan soldiers who fled to Iran and fought alongside the US army are being recruited into the Russian army.

    • Russian President Vladimir Putin refuses to sign a decree ending the mobilization.

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