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Kyiv’s military administration head reported that Russian forces carried out another “massive” attack overnight, hitting residential buildings in the Ukrainian capital. The casualty and damage details were still being assessed.
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The arrest was made shortly before President Donald Trump was scheduled to host a fundraising dinner at the property, according to BBC World.
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A report says Dublin’s procurement decision left the aircraft without equipment designed to support pilot approaches in fog and other low-visibility conditions, raising questions about public-safety tradeoffs and contracting rules.
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U.S. officials said the administration delayed the step multiple times to allow Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva an opportunity to de-escalate, before revoking the ambassador’s visa.
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UNICEF said recent strikes killed children and urged both governments to uphold international humanitarian law requiring the protection of children in armed conflict, citing deaths in Russia’s Belgorod and Krasnodar regions and in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy regions.
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In a new book described as a scenario-based examination of weaponized pathogens, Pulitzer Prize finalist Annie Jacobsen says America’s preparation for biological war is not keeping pace with the risk.
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Ukraine’s acting foreign minister said increased Russian attacks on ports and commercial vessels are driving shipowners to pause calls through the country’s main maritime export corridor, reviving fears of a blockade in the Black Sea.
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The alleged scheme involved fabricated court scenes, according to Egyptian authorities, who said they detained suspects as part of an investigation into fraud and impersonation.
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As water levels on the Danube drop to unusually low levels, dozens of World War II German battleships and the remains of an ancient woolly mammoth are appearing along parts of the river, prompting experts to assess and protect the exposed findings.
