Press review: Ukraine hits Russian bombers and Gaza aid point turns deadly
In this episode of The Dailies, Rawia Alami takes a look at important news stories, reports, analysis, and articles published in newspapers and media outlets across the world. The Ukraine drone attack targeting bombers on Russian airbases attracted the most coverage from newspapers today. The killing of Palestinians by Israeli fire as huge crowds gathered at an aid distribution point also received global reporting. Some outlets focused on the attack on a pro-Israel demonstration in Colorado, while others reported on the victory of the polish Nationalist candidate Karol Nawrocki winning the presidency.
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