Stepan Haftko
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will announce in Kyiv the disclosure of SCALP technologies to create assembly lines in Ukraine. London will also continue its military support.
In Novhorod-Siverskyi district, a Russian strike caused a fire at a gas station. A 59-year-old female employee was taken to hospital.
On August 29, Icelanders will vote on resuming EU accession talks amid concerns over Trump's policy toward Greenland. The key disputes concern sovereignty and control over fisheries.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ebola has infected more than 5,500 people and claimed 2,642 lives. Attacks, strikes, and refusal to isolate are complicating the response.
ATESH reported the destruction of a military KamAZ truck near Rostov on the eve of Ukraine’s Independence Day. The movement links the sabotage to a Russian military serviceman.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost about 1,490 military personnel and more than 240 pieces of equipment. Total losses reached 1,478,070 personnel.
Gold rose to above $4,620 per ounce following the U. S. Treasury Department's intervention in the bond market. Investors fear a weakening dollar.
Iran has published a list of vessels facing fines, detention, arrest, or confiscation. Parties involved in transshipment operations may also be added to it.
The launch of Chang’e-7 to the Moon’s south pole will not take place during the planned window this year. The reasons for the postponement were not given.
Trump is demanding that the superstructure of the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers be relocated, which could lead to billions in costs and program delays. It is currently unknown which ship will be modified.
At least 25 companies will represent Ukraine at the MSPO 2026 exhibition in Kielce. They will showcase drones, electronic warfare systems, communications equipment, and cyber technologies.
Andy Burnham will meet with Zelenskyy and allies to strengthen support for Ukraine and its air defense. London will disclose data for the production of SCALP missiles.
World Liberty Financial plans to establish a bank to expand the USD1 stablecoin. Final approval depends on the regulator's requirements.
Three people in protective suits emerged from a manhole near Penn Station. Police are checking for a possible connection to similar incidents in May.
Six associations called on Infantino to resign and demanded reforms, an independent investigation, and an audit of FIFA governance.
Vin Diesel spoke about his special bond with Meadow Walker, calling her part of the family. The actor is her godfather.
Masoud Pezeshkian believes that a memorandum with the United States is the best solution for Iran after the conflict. He denied that the agreement means capitulation.
Bitcoin climbed to $80,000 due to a weaker dollar, inflows into ETFs, and the liquidation of short positions. At the same time, it remains 43% below its peak.
In Nevinnomyssk, an Ozon warehouse covering more than 93,000 square meters caught fire following a drone attack. The fire can be seen in eyewitness videos.
Donald Trump started the IndyCar race in Washington and drove a ceremonial lap in a limousine. Air Force One flew over the city accompanied by four fighter jets.
29 U. S. states accuse social networks of harming children and demand up to $1.4 trillion. The companies deny wrongdoing.
Ozon's logistics center near the settlement of Enem in Adygea is under attack. There is currently no information about the nature of the damage or its consequences.
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" grossed $39 million and topped the North American box office. "The Odyssey" became Nolan's highest-grossing film.
Starting in September, bicycles will be banned from approximately 30 streets in Como’s historic center. The mayor’s decision has been criticized by residents and activists.
Pope Leo XIV called for confronting wars, polarization, and social division through dialogue, forgiveness, and solidarity. He called young people a source of hope.
Asim Munir will visit Tehran on August 24 for talks on peace and security. The sides will discuss the conflict, U.S. sanctions and the Houthi issue.
Two of the three halted reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant have resumed operation. The plant is planned to reach 2,000 MW by Wednesday following the drop in the Danube's water level.
Krasnodar officials reported that a warehouse belonging to the company “CMM-K,” covering 9,000 m², had been hit. The version that it was an Ozon warehouse has not yet been confirmed.
The U. S. and Canada failed to reach a trade agreement due to disagreements over tariffs, digital services, and trade partnerships. Washington imposed a 50% tariff, and Ottawa is preparing a response.
The Russian military is practicing mobilization procedures across the country. The WSJ believes that the decision could be postponed until the State Duma elections.