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Video: Mystery APCs spotted in Ukraine’s Crimea puzzle locals

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Seven armoured personnel carriers () were seen on Thursday in Ukraine’s southern region of Crimea, according to a local Ukrainian reporter.

The region has seen tense protests between nationalists and pro-Russian factions this week as lawmakers in the capital of Kiev try to form a new government.

The personnel carriers were parked near the village of Ukromnoye, two kilometres (over a mile) from Simferopol airport and about 10 kilometres (6 miles) from the city of Simferopol, the regional capital.

The , without markings and with servicemen who had no insignia to identify their nationalities, were also seen driving around Ukromnoye.

The servicemen didn’t reply to any questions and the APCs turned around and headed in a direction away from Simferopol.

The military vehicles were seen on the same day that Russia sent fighter jets to patrol its border with Ukraine, reportedly gave shelter to Ukraine’s fugitive president and pro-Russian gunmen stormed local government offices in Crimea.

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Trump: Colombia is very sick and run by a sick man who makes and sells cocaine to the United States

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Protesters clash with police near Colosseum as Italy stages nationwide strike

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Protesters clash with police near Colosseum as Italy stages nationwide strike

People have taken to the streets again in dozens of Italian cities to protest against the rising cost of living, as part of a general strike called by grassroots unions.

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Kremlin says it is aware of U.S. military support for Ukraine

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Russia said Thursday it was aware of U.S. military support for Ukraine but appreciated the Trump administration’s efforts towards helping achieve peace.

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Do you support the EU’s new plan to limit kids’ social media access?

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This week, the European Commission proposed a new EU Kids Act that would restrict children’s access to social media.

#EuropeToday’s reporter Adnan Leal takes to the streets of Brussels to ask people whether they are in favour of or against these new measures.

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Viral posts distort Kaja Kallas’ remarks

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Posts and headlines circulating online have accused EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas of calling China a “cancer” and making warmongering remarks about Russia and Beijing.

#TheCube explains what really happened.

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