内容摘要：Moscow has previously used Tu-95 and Tu-22M long-range bombers to launch missiles at Ukraine, while A-50s are used to coordinate targets and detect air defenses and guided missiles. Ukraine has long hoped to degrade Russia’s ability to deploy bombers that launch deadly missile barrages against Ukrainian cities, against which Kyiv has limited means to respond.

Moscow has previously used Tu-95 and Tu-22M long-range bombers to launch missiles at Ukraine, while A-50s are used to coordinate targets and detect air defenses and guided missiles. Ukraine has long hoped to degrade Russia’s ability to deploy bombers that launch deadly missile barrages against Ukrainian cities, against which Kyiv has limited means to respond.

to succeed his conservative archrival, who was ousted over his stunning imposition of martial law.

There are both hopes and fears about Lee’s win. Supporters think he’s an able leader who can get things done and fix the country’s deep-rooted economic inequality and corruption. But critics say Lee will likely oppress political opponents and intensify a domestic division.Here’s a look at Lee, whose single,begins on Wednesday:

After graduating from an elementary school, Lee had to work at various factories in Seongnam, a city near Seoul, because his family couldn’t afford his secondary education.At a factory manufacturing baseball gloves, he had his left forearm crushed by a press machine, getting a permanent arm disability. Lee said he suffered beating at his factories and hated encountering a girl who was a neighbor when he helped his garbage collector father’s work at a traditional market.

Despaired, Lee tried to kill himself twice, both unsuccessfully. He later got back on his feet and entered Seoul’s Chung-Ang University with a full scholarship, before he became a human rights lawyer.

“Hopes and ordeals always come together. The roles of ordeals are not getting people to surrender, but testing how serious and desperate their hopes are,” Lee said in a memoir published in 2017.Oyun-Erdene should not be responsible for his son’s failings, said Gansukh Batbayar, a military retiree in Ulaanbaatar who lauded what he described as Oyun-Erdene’s efforts to “confiscate illegally earned assets and money of corrupt officials” and distribute it more fairly.

“We barely survive in these chaotic times and our pensions are very small,” said an older woman on a public bus in Ulaanbaataar, who declined to give her name to speak about the political developments.She counts on her children “to have food to eat and a roof over my head,” she said.

Associated Press writers Didi Tang in Washington and Ken Moritsugu in Beijing contributed to this report.KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Uganda military authorities said two people died before executing a suspected explosive attack near a Catholic shrine in the capital, Kampala.