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America's Got Talent alum Zuri Craig, who acted in several Tyler Perry plays, passed away at age 44 from undisclosed causes on Friday night.'It is with profound sadness that we announce the transition of our beloved son, brother and friend, Zuri Craig,' his family announced on his ZoReMi Entertainment Instagram account on Sunday.'We thank you in advance for your prayers. Please honor our privacy during this unimaginable time of mourning.

Zuri Craig has tragically passed away at age 44.

Zuri Craig, who once was a finalist on the reality show America’s Got Talent as part of the Craig Lewis band, has died. He was 44 and no cause was given by his family, who confirmed he died on Friday and issued a tribute post on his website.

North Korea has restarted construction on a giant nuclear reactor which could help produce nuclear weapons, according to new satellite images. Kim Jong-un's men are thought to be working on a second reactor at the Yongbyon nuclear complex, some 10 times larger than the site's other reactor which has been operational since the 1980s.

Ukraine to try and bamboozle the Ukrainian military.According to US security officials, Moscow is using fake dart-shaped missiles for the first time in the conflict, which is now in its 22nd day.They believe the decoys are the reason why Ukraine's air defence systems have found it so tricky to stop Russia's short-range ballistic missiles which have reportedly been used on civilians in hospitals and bomb shelters in Kyiv and Kharkiv.Since the start of Vladimir Putin's invasion, images have circulated on social media of the dart-shaped munitions which many people initially thought were cluster bombs or miniature weapons.Weapons experts now believe that they are decoys which have been kept secret from the West and fired from mobile launchers for the Russian Iskander-M missile.Intelligence officials believe that the darts are similar to Cold War-era 'penetration aids', or decoys that were fired to help nuclear warheads avoid anti-missile systems.Weapons expert Prof. Jeffrey Lewis from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies told the Telegraph: “The minute people came up with missiles, people started trying to shoot them down, and the minute people started trying to shoot them down, people started thinking about penetration aids.“We never see them because they’re highly secret.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Eagle-eyed Google Earth fans spotted over a hundred new missile silos in China’s Yumen desert, sparking fears of a massive expansion of the country’s nuclear arsenal.But they may not have been as eagle-eyed as they thought.

Kim Jong-un ’s 20-day absence from the public eye has ended. And his return is raising almost as many questions as his disappearance did.