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TikTok is testing the ability to upload 60-minute videos
TikTok is testing a new feature that allows individual users to upload videos up to 60 minutes long, opening the door to longer content such as full episodes and lessons.
Fire breaks out at russian oil refinery in tuapse after drone attack
The fire at the tuapse oil refinery in russia broke out after an attack by two unmanned aerial vehicles, which resulted in no injuries but set off sirens in the city.
Two civilians wounded as a result of russian shelling of Kherson residential area
Two civilians, a 54-year-old woman and a 52-year-old man, were injured as a result of russian shelling of residential areas in the Korabelny district of Kherson.
May 17: Endangered Species Day, World Information Society Day
Today, on the third Friday of May, everyone who cares about the fate of our planet's flora and fauna can join the World Endangered Species Day. Today, more than five thousand species of flora and fauna are on the verge of extinction.
Ukraine to present its literary program at the International Book Fair in Poland
Ukraine will take part in the International Book Fair in Warsaw with a stand featuring 20 Ukrainian publishing houses and Ukrainian Puzzles, as well as a literary program with the participation of famous writers and poets under the slogan "The Fragility of Existence.
krasnodar region: UAV attack causes explosions at port and oil depot in russia
Explosions occurred in novorossiysk, russia, due to a drone attack on a port and oil depot, with at least 35 explosions reported by local residents.
House votes to force Biden to send weapons to Israel amid Gaza conflict
The Republican-led U. S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that would force President Biden to send weapons to Israel, rebuking him for delaying the delivery of bombs amid calls for Israel to better protect civilians in its conflict with Hamas.
Hamas holds bodies of two Thai nationals killed in attacks on Israel
Hamas is holding the bodies of two Thai nationals who were killed in attacks on Israel on October 7, according to an Israeli military spokesman.
russian disinformation claims that Ukrainian troops are seizing kindergartens and hospitals in Kharkiv region
Pro-russian social media outlets are spreading disinformation that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are allegedly seizing kindergartens and hospitals in Kharkiv region, but this information is not true, as the Ukrainian Armed Forces comply with international law and do not use any facilities for military purposes.
Biden signs aviation bill that strengthens passenger safety and rights
President Biden signs a $105 billion aviation bill that strengthens security, increases the number of air traffic controllers, funds runway safety, mandates refunds for canceled flights, bans family seat fees, and requires the use of 25-hour cockpit voice recorders.