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AN unexploded Russian missile was shockingly found lodged in the kitchen sink of a Ukrainian familys home after smashing through the roof.Footage shows the huge rocket wedged in the corner of the room after miraculously
stanley termoska only causing damage to the ceiling and sink at a house in the besieged city of Kharkiv.5An unexploded Russian missile landed in a Ukrainians kitchen in Kharkiv5It became wedged in the kitchen sink after smashing through the ceiling5A further clip showed a Ukrainian bomb disposal unit ins
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ITALY is threatening to issue 200,000 migrants temporary EU visas which would enable them to travel anywhere in Europe in a move described as a nuclear option. Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni is furious that European neighbours have reneged on their commitment to take in a quota of migrants fleeing war-torn countries in North Africa.4 Refugees pictured arriving in Salerno, southern Italy, from North AfricaCredit: Alamy4 The Italian government is considering giving temporary EU visas to 200,000 migrantsCredit: AlamyThe Italian
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