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The Pentagon said Thursday that operations continued, but CENTCOM confirmed on Friday that "all partnered operations" had paused.

Some billboards in Kherson referred to World War II, but also to the Kremlin-orchestrated referendums that were held in four regions as a pretext for their unlawful annexation.

The Viking Polaris was sailing toward Ushuaia, Argentina, on Tuesday night when the wave hit the ship, authorities said.

The $60 figure sets the cap near the current price of Russia’s crude, which recently fell below $60 a barrel. Some criticize that as not low enough to cut into one of Russia’s main sources of income.

The figure, which has not been confirmed by the Ukrainian military, is far below estimates from Western leaders.

“We shouldn’t have air-conditioned stadiums in the middle of the desert,” Gilles Dufrasne from Carbon Market Watch said.

Lin, who plays for the Loong Lions Basketball Club, made “inappropriate remarks about quarantine hotel-related facilities” where the team stayed, the China Basketball Association announced.

The calls follow allegations by the country’s former head of intelligence that  President Cyril Ramaphosa tried to conceal the theft of a huge sum of cash stuffed into couches at his farm.

The U.S., South Korean and Japanese sanctions against North Korean officials linked to Pyongyang’s weapons programs follow its largest intercontinental ballistic missile test last month.

A prosecutor said a trial would cause life-threatening trauma to the woman who accused a senior colleague of sexually assaulting her in a Parliament House office.

The Prince and Princess of Wales’ visit to Boston comes as British charity executive Ngozi Fulani is speaking out about her treatment by Prince William’s godmother at a Buckingham Palace event this week. NBC News’ Keir Simmons has the latest updates on the royals.