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Nighttime shooting in Osdorp: blood and shell casings on the street

Nighttime shooting in Osdorp: blood and shell casings on the street

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Bullet casings and blood in the street, suspected victim reports to hospital later

Bullet casings and blood in the street, suspected victim reports to hospital later

A 30-year-old man was hospitalized with gunshot wounds following a shooting on the Jan Rebelstraat in Osdorp, Amsterdam, during the early hours of the morning. Police discovered blood and shell casings at the scene and are currently appealing for witnesses as they investigate the circumstances of the incident.

Ukrainian drone strike hits Russian oil refinery 2,200 kilometers from the border

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Major damage following explosion at business premises in Nieuw-Vennep, fire extinguished

Major damage following explosion at business premises in Nieuw-Vennep, fire extinguished

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1 million euros for a final chance: parents of 5-year-old Muk fight against the clock

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