The DSR Daily Brief for May 12, 2023: Turkey’s Election, Gains in Bakhmut, The Latest on The Border Crisis
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Chris Cotnoir
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🗓️ 12 May 2023
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| 0:45.2 | It's May 12, 2023, and this is your DSR daily brief. I'm Chris Cotnor, our top stories from international outlets this morning. |
| 1:01.2 | Reuters reports that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan arrived at an Islamabad court on Friday under heavy security cover as his supporters clashed with police elsewhere in the city. |
| 1:14.2 | Broadcaster GeoTV reported. His arrest earlier this week, which sparked deadly unrest in the nuclear arm nation, was ruled invalid and unlawful by the Supreme Court on Thursday. |
| 1:29.2 | The top court ordered him to appear before the Islamabad High Court for a hearing on his petition challenging the anti-corruption action against him. |
| 1:39.2 | Nearly 2,000 people have been arrested for violence since Khan's detention on Tuesday, and at least eight have been killed. |
| 1:47.2 | Khan was arrested a day after the powerful military rebuked him for repeatedly accusing a senior officer of trying to engineer his assassination and the former armed forces chief of being behind his removal from power last year. |
| 2:05.2 | The BBC reports that Ukraine says it has recaptured ground in Bakmut, a rare advance after months of grinding Russian gains in the eastern city. |
| 2:15.2 | Deputy Defense Minister Hannah Malliar said Ukrainian forces advanced 1.2 miles in a week. |
| 2:23.2 | The claims signal momentum shift in Bakmut, but more widely, there is no clear evidence of the much anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive. |
| 2:33.2 | Russia has denied reports of Ukrainian gains after claims from both sides. |
| 2:39.2 | The individual declarations on telegram about a breakthrough on several points on the front line do not correspond to reality Russia's defense ministry said. |
| 2:50.2 | The general situation in the special military operation zone is under control it added using Russia's term for the invasion. |
| 2:59.2 | Describing the real situation over the past week, Miss Malliar claimed Russia suffered significant troop losses as Ukraine gained two kilometers without losing any positions. |
| 3:13.2 | According to reporting by NPR, for the past two decades, Turkish President Regip Tayyip Erdogan has dominated his country's politics. |
| 3:24.2 | He's been a key and contentious player on the world stage, and he steadily tightened his grip on power in ways that have weakened the country's democracy. |
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