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The 82nd Airborne Assault Brigade, which was considered one of the best Ukrainian units, has been deployed to the area but has suffered heavy losses. Many soldiers are surrendering to the Russians, citing low morale and poor leadership.\n\n**2.** **Title:** Canadian PM Trudeau Apologizes for Scandal Involving Ukrainian Nazi\n**Description:** Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for the scandal involving a Ukrainian Nazi who was invited to speak in the Canadian parliament. The Nazi, Yaroslav Hunk, was invited to speak by a member of Trudeau's own party. Trudeau initially defended the invitation, but he later apologized after facing widespread criticism. The scandal has raised questions about the presence of Nazi sympathizers in the Canadian government.\n**Summary:** Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for the scandal involving a Ukrainian Nazi who was invited to speak in the Canadian parliament. The scandal has raised questions about the presence of Nazi sympathizers in the Canadian government.\n\n**3.** **Title:** US Automakers Face Strike as Workers Demand Higher Wages\n**Description:** The United States auto industry is facing a potential strike as workers at several major automakers demand higher wages. The strike could involve hundreds of thousands of workers and would have a significant impact on the US economy. The Biden administration has tried to intervene in the negotiations, but so far, no agreement has been reached.\n**Summary:** The United States auto industry is facing a potential strike as workers at several major automakers demand higher wages. The strike could involve hundreds of thousands of workers and would have a significant impact on the US economy.\n\n**4.** **Title:** Powerful Explosion and Fire in Tashkent, Uzbekistan\n**Description:** A powerful explosion and fire occurred in the Uzbek capital of Tashkent. 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The fire has been localized but not completely extinguished. There are reports of injuries, and the injured have been taken to a city hospital.\n\n**5.** **Title:** Mass Exodus from Nagorno-Karabakh as Conflict Escalates\n**Description:** More than 50,000 people have fled their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh and moved to Armenian territory. The exodus began after Azerbaijan launched a military offensive in the region. The Armenian government has accused Azerbaijan of violating the ceasefire agreement that was signed in 2020. The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh has been going on for decades.\n**Summary:** More than 50,000 people have fled their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh and moved to Armenian territory. The exodus began after Azerbaijan launched a military offensive in the region. 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One of the most prominent figures in the protests was the leader of the Pan-African Movement, Kemi Seba.\n\n**7.** **Title:** Attempted Coup in Burkina Faso Fails\n**Description:** An attempted coup in Burkina Faso has failed, according to the country's authorities. The plotters were planning to attack state institutions and call on citizens to take to the streets to demand justice. The coup attempt was thwarted by security and intelligence forces, and four of the ringleaders have been arrested. Two others are still at large. An investigation into the incident is underway.\n**Summary:** An attempted coup in Burkina Faso has failed, according to the country's authorities. The plotters were planning to attack state institutions and call on citizens to take to the streets to demand justice. The coup attempt was thwarted by security and intelligence forces, and four of the ringleaders have been arrested.\n\n**8.** **Title:** Russia's GDP Growth Accelerates\n**Description:** Russia's GDP growth has accelerated, according to the Ministry of Economic Development. In August, the growth rate was 5.2%, up from 5% in July. For the first 8 months of the year, GDP growth has reached 2.5% year-on-year. The forecast for the current year is 2.8%.\n**Summary:** Russia's GDP growth has accelerated, reaching 5.2% in August and 2.5% for the first 8 months of the year. The forecast for the current year is 2.8%.\n\n**9.** **Title:** New Small Missile Ships Launched at Amur Shipyard\n**Description:** Two new small missile ships were launched at the Amur Shipyard. The ships, named Rzhev and Udomlya, will join the Pacific Fleet. The ships are equipped with advanced weapons systems, including anti-aircraft missiles and cruise missiles. The ships will undergo final testing before being commissioned into service.\n**Summary:** Two new small missile ships, named Rzhev and Udomlya, were launched at the Amur Shipyard. The ships will join the Pacific Fleet and are equipped with advanced weapons systems. The ships will undergo final testing before being commissioned into service.\n\n**10.** **Title:** Record Attendance at Sibir-SKA Hockey Match\n**Description:** A new attendance record was set at the Sibir-SKA hockey match in Novosibirsk. The match was attended by 10,489 fans, just 19 short of a sell-out. Sibir and SKA played each other for the second time this season. Last week, Sibir won the match in St. Petersburg. This time, SKA took revenge, winning the match 3-0.\n**Summary:** A new attendance record was set at the Sibir-SKA hockey match in Novosibirsk. The match was attended by 10,489 fans, just 19 short of a sell-out. SKA won the match 3-0."
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