Stepan Haftko
In Krasnodar, drones damaged high-rise buildings and cars during a night attack. Residents hid in corridors; emergency services are working at the scene.
Brazil has sent shipments of food and medicine to Cuba to support the population. The country is suffering from fuel shortages and regular power outages.
A global IT infrastructure outage at Stryker has blocked the operation of medical robots. Due to the attack on the supplier, hospitals are forced to postpone operations.
The price of gold leveled off after six days of decline amid Fed statements on inflation risks. Investors are awaiting a rate decision due to the war in Gaza.
The Norwegian Army uses quinzhee snow caves to camouflage scouts. The entrances to the shelters reveal their positions and make them vulnerable to FPV drones.
The Nitro-Chem plant will double its explosive production capacity due to the ammunition shortage in Europe. This will allow it to meet the Alliance's shell requirements.
Two former McDonald's executives accuse the company of insults and a toxic environment. The court found the evidence sufficient to proceed with the case.
The Israeli army has doubled the number of troops on the Lebanese border. Soldiers are searching homes in southern Lebanon for enemy weapons.
American forces destroyed Iranian missile facilities near the Strait of Hormuz with 2. 3-ton munitions. The new weapon hit deeply fortified underground targets.
Cybercriminals are stealing data and crypto wallets through Apple vulnerabilities. Experts urge immediate system updates to protect against attacks.
Italy, Spain, Greece, Cyprus, and Malta are urging the EC to intervene due to the risk of an oil spill. A damaged vessel from Russia's shadow fleet has lost control.
In Odesa, multi-story buildings and the private sector were damaged due to enemy shelling. Three people were injured, two of whom had to be hospitalized.
A special flight from Abu Dhabi brought 101 people and 45 cats and dogs to Athens. Citizens refused to leave without their pets due to flight cancellations.
The U. S. Army is in the final stages of implementing a hypersonic system. The new weapon is capable of maneuvering at speeds exceeding Mach five.
The Costa Rican authorities are liquidating the diplomatic mission due to a shortage of goods and restrictions on freedom of speech in Cuba. The decision indicates a serious cooling of relations between the countries.
The US Treasury Department has authorized transactions with Venezuela's PDVSA to stabilize global prices. The decision aims to increase fuel supply.
Brent crude reached $107 after Iran threatened to attack facilities in the Persian Gulf. A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens 20 percent of global supplies.
The Israel Defense Forces for the first time struck targets in northern Iran in the Caspian Sea. The operation indicates a significant expansion of the geography of attacks.
Qatari authorities declared Iranian attachés personae non gratae, demanding they leave the country within 24 hours. This is in response to the attack on the Ras Laffan industrial hub.
An enemy drone hit the Main Directorate of the SBU in Lviv Oblast. There are no casualties, emergency services are working on site, and debris is being collected.
The war in Iran has blocked the supply of 600,000 barrels of oil daily. African countries are depleting reserves and trying to find alternative fuel sources.
Iran used Khorramshahr-4 and Kedar missiles, resulting in two deaths. Tehran rejected a ceasefire and continues to escalate the conflict.
Over the past day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated 1,710 occupiers and 1,189 drones. The total enemy losses reached 1,282,570 personnel, with 3 tanks and 29 artillery systems also destroyed.
Drones damaged a high-rise building, a medical center, and power grids in Krasnodar. One man was killed, and authorities recommend children not go to school today.
Philippine authorities are negotiating with major fertilizer exporters due to a 40% price increase. A potential shortage threatens rice harvests and banana exports.
ATESH agents disabled a locomotive at a junction near Simferopol. The sabotage blocked the supply of ammunition and resources to the Zaporizhzhia direction.
American forces destroyed fortified Iranian missile positions near the Strait of Hormuz. The strike used powerful 5,000-pound aerial munitions.
Global oil prices surged amid escalation in the Middle East and the threat of a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude exceeded $103.
The price of gold stabilized at $5,001 in anticipation of the Fed's decision. Geopolitical tensions and oil prices support demand for the metal.
Due to a fire in the laundry room, 200 sailors were injured, and the ship is heading to Crete for inspection. Despite damage to sleeping quarters, the aircraft carrier remains combat-ready.