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another clip, recorded tt night, shows nika still at the protest, taking cover behind a car. >> (speakingily says her instagram and telegram accounts were deleted that night. they began to search for her, and told the authorities she was missing. >> (speaking farsi): (sighs) >> narrator: nika's death certificate stated that she "died due to multiple injuries caused by the impact of a hard object." >> cnn has looked at the final hours of iranian teenager nika shakarami, who was among the many protesters on the streets days after amini's death. >> narrator: her death became an international news story. the authorities denied any wrongdoing, but gave conflicting accounts. first, they told her family she'd been killed by an opposition group. then state media published cctv footage purporting to show nika entering a building after the protest. >> (speaking farsi): narrator: they claimed she later jumped, or was pushed, off the roof. >> (speaking farsi): ♪ ♪ (chanting in farsi, clapping in rhythm) >> (speaking farsi): (in interview): ♪ ♪ (people clamoring, car horns honking) >> narrator: the re

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tt says it's thwarted an attack by unmanned boats in the black sea.ilitary coup. uk house prices drop by the largest annual amount in more than a decade — we speak live to nationwide about what the fall means for the wider economy. and we're live from one of many viewing parties here in london as the lionesses take on china in the women's world cup. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we begin in moscow, where a tower block in the centre of the city has come under attack for a second time. the building was first hit on sunday, these pictures were taken from a short distance away. this was the aftermath of the second attack last night. you can see some of the damage in these pictures. emergency services have been at the scene but there's no information yet about any possible injuries. several other drones were reportedly taken down by air defence systems. moscow has reported a number of drone attacks throughout the year at various locations — as you can see in the red dots

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