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Cheese, milk, rise…bullets: Ammunition vending machines in the USA
A company in Alabama, USA, has installed vending machines in grocery stores that allow consumers to buy bullets for their guns along with their milk.
Hamas official says group would lay down weapons in case of a two-state solution
A top Hamas political official told The Associated Press the Islamic militant group is willing to agree to a truce of five years or more with Israel and that it would lay down its weapons and convert into a political party if an independent Palestinian state is established along pre-1967 borders.
Day 731 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Two Years Of Total War
Day 731 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:
Zimbabwe Declares a New Official Holiday for the Country to Protest against US Sanctions
Zimbabwe authorities have announced a new official holiday for the country to protest against US sanctions, the Associated Press reported.
One of the Largest Dutch Banks Is under Investigation for Money Laundering
The Dutch prosecutor's office is investigating ABN Amro on suspected breaches of anti-money laundering and terrorist financing legislation, Reuters and the Associated Press reported.
The bank said it would fully cooperate with the authorities. Its shares plummeted by more than 9 percent when the stock market opened in Amsterdam.
More dolphins die in Aegean Sea; group suspects navy drills
A Greek marine conservation group says a "very unusual" increase in Aegean Sea dolphin deaths in recent weeks may be linked to Turkish naval exercises in the area.
Fifteen dead dolphins have washed up on the eastern island of Samos and other parts of Greece's Aegean coastline since late February, according to the Archipelagos Institute.