"Unreliable Information Surrounds Russian Military Plane Crash Near Ukrainian Border"

Ukraine lacks reliable information on who was on board a Russian military plane that crashed near the border, leading to accusations and denials between Russia and Ukraine; Azerbaijan suspends cooperation with PACE amid tensions with Brussels; two Iranian protesters partially blinded by security forces during 2022 protests have been detained for continuing to speak out against the Islamic republic's leadership; U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves bill on seizing Russian assets to help Ukraine rebuild; former Iranian President Rohani is barred from running in a key election, and Moldovan journalist detained in separatist Transdniester while covering anti-Chisinau march.
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