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Russia warns Lithuania, pushes into Ukraine's Donbas
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US vows enforcement as ban on Xinjiang imports takes effect
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US attorney general vows help to prosecute war crimes in Ukraine
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US confirms death of second citizen in Ukraine
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White House announces near-total US ban on landmines use
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