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World in brief: September 14, 2023

UKRAINE: Armed forces spokeswoman Sarah Ashton-Cirillo has vowed that Russian journalists opposing the Kiev regime will be killed.

She said in an X (formerly Twitter) posting on Wednesday that all Russian “war-criminal propagandists” would be caught and justice would prevail because “we in Ukraine are moving towards this mission with the help of faith in God, freedom and complete liberation.”

NIGER: French official Stephane Jullien, who was detained last week, has been released, the French government said today.

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