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  1. U.S. says it's reviewing proposal to extend deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz

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  2. Ukrainians find glimmer of hope in war time by releasing hundreds of bats into the wild

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    Over the weekend more than 1,000 spectators gathered in Ukraine to carefully open cloth bags and release dozens of rescued bats into the air. Alona Pryslutska, co-founder of the Ukrainian Bat Rehab Center, says not even the war is stopping this unconventional marker of the arrival of spring.

  3. Gunman near Israeli Consulate in Istanbul killed, Turkish governor says

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    Three assailants opened fire at police outside a building housing the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul on Tuesday, sparking a gunfight that left one attacker dead, Turkish officials said. The two other assailants were captured with injuries.

  4. U.S., Israel launch strikes across Iran, including energy hub Kharg Island

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    Iran showed no sign of agreeing to U.S. President Donald Trump's ultimatum to open the Strait of Hormuz by the end of Tuesday or face bombing of civilian infrastructure in what would be the biggest escalation yet of the war.

  5. Decorated Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith charged with killing 5 unarmed Afghans during war

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    Australia's most decorated living veteran, Ben Roberts-Smith, faces war crime charges on allegations he killed five unarmed Afghans while serving in Afghanistan from 2009 and 2012, police and media reported on Tuesday.

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