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- The largest U.S. refined products pipeline system is shut down by a cyberattack, resulting in gasoline shortages in several states.
- At least nine people are killed in a school shooting in Kazan, Russia.
- Israeli air-strikes and Hamas militant missile launches kill at least 26 people and injure hundreds more following clashes at the al-Aqsa Mosque and elsewhere in Jerusalem.
- In Afghanistan, a bombing near a school in Kabul kills at least 85 people and injures more than 140 others.
- Maldives speaker of parliament and former president Mohamed Nasheed (pictured) is injured with four others in a car bombing in Malé.
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