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Debra Valentine
This is a FOX News alert. I'm Debra Valentine. A person on the tarmac is struck by a plane during takeoff from Denver International Airport in Colorado. Fox's Chanley Painter has details.
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Chanley Painter
A Frontier Airline jet aborting takeoff, reporting it hit a person at Denver International Airport, the plane also suffering an engine fire. The crew of Flight 4345 reported that 231 souls were aboard the plane and that emergency trucks were heading to their position. According to social media reports, passengers were quickly evacuated from the plane. At this time, there is no word if anyone inside the plane was hurt. The incident comes just days after a United Airlines flight hit a truck on the New Jersey Turnpike as it was preparing to land at Newark Liberty International Airport.
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Debra Valentine
The Los Angeles bound plane reported smoke inside the aircraft following the crash, with passengers evacuated as a precaution. With a three day ceasefire underway with Ukraine, Russia holds its annual Victory Day parade under Titan security.
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Jonathan Savage
Fox's Jonathan Savage reports President Vladimir Putin will preside as usual over a military parade in Red Square today. Every year Moscow marks the anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany. But the current war with Ukraine is overshadowing events. A Kremlin spokesman saying extra security measures are in place as Kyiv continues to target the Russian capital with drones. There will also be less military hardware on show this year. No tanks or missiles. Today. Russia has declared a unilateral ceasefire to coincide with the event. But Ukraine says the Russians didn't respect a Ukrainian ceasefire earlier in the week. Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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Debra Valentine
The State Department Friday sanctioning four Chinese based entities accused of supporting Iran's military operations during Operation Epic Fury. The firms allegedly provided satellite imagery to Iran. America's listening to Fox News.
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Debra Valentine
the US and Iran exchanging strikes as the two nations have yet to come to a peace deal. Fox's Aisha Hasni reports from the White House.
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Aisha Hasni
The U.S. the administration is expecting a response from the Iranians on this potential deal to end hostilities. In the meantime, the US Military continues to enforce their US Blockade of Iranian port. In fact, US Forces announced that they disabled two more vessels that were caught violating the U.S. blockade in the Gulf of Oman. Centcom also releasing new images of the four U S Guided missile destroyers that faced nonstop incoming fire from Iran while they were traversing 500 miles through the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. After that, the US Carried out retaliatory strikes, but the president is insisting that the ceasefire is still in place.
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Debra Valentine
While the ceasefire persists, President Trump maintains U.S. forces will do whatever is necessary for U.S. defense in Iran. Police in a small town in Georgia getting their jobs back after the mayor shut down the force following complaints from officers about the mayor's wife.
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Denny Stillin
Residents packed this emergency meeting in Kohara after turmoil in the town. When police officers showed up for work Wednesday, they found this note saying effective immediately, the PD has been dissolved. Officers say it was in retaliation for their complaints. Which brings us to this emergency city council meeting where the city attorney said while the mayor can hire and fire personnel, he did not tell the City council before firing the officers. The city attorney will work with the sheriff's office, who has been handling law enforcement, to get the Kahuta police force back on the job as soon as possible.
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Debra Valentine
Fox 5 Atlanta's Denny Stillin reporting. Officers in Kahuta claim the mayor's wife, who was formerly the town clerk, still maintained access to employee records and payroll despite being fired from the job. I'm Debra Valentine. This is FOX News.
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