The US administration called the new strikes on Iran a response to attacks on commercial vessels. Iran's President Pezeshkian is returning to Tehran early after explosions on the islands of Kharg and Qeshm.
A K2 Airways cargo Boeing 737 disappeared from radar after reporting a navigation system malfunction. A search and rescue operation is ongoing at sea with the involvement of state services.
Typhoon "Maysak" caused floods and rare tornadoes in China. At least 15 people died, about 60 thousand were evacuated.
The UK Supreme Court dismissed all 97 claims filed by Prince Harry and other plaintiffs against Associated Newspapers. The judge ruled that the publication's materials were obtained from lawful sources.
The Ministry of Defense has codified the UAT. DESNA armored vehicle, a Ukrainian analogue of the Humvee, and the modernized MRAP UAT.GYURZA-02 with artificial intelligence. The upgraded armored vehicle has received greater payload capacity and a range of up to 1200 km.
WTI oil prices rose 2. 9% after new US strikes on Iran. Asian stock markets brace for decline due to escalation.
Three countries have launched a $50 billion program to create strike systems with a range of over 2,000 km. The initiative aims to reduce Europe's dependence on the US after the cancellation of the deployment of Tomahawk missiles in Germany.
Ukrainian drones likely attacked the Saratov oil refinery in Russia, causing a fire. The regional governor confirmed only the threat of a UAV attack.
The US attacked Iran's air defense systems, coastal surveillance and ports in response to attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The exchange of strikes threatens escalation and violation of the recent memorandum between the countries.
On the night of July 8, in the Voronezh region of the Russian Federation, the military airfield Borisoglebsk was likely attacked. This is evidenced by an analysis of eyewitness videos showing a fire on the territory.
The United Kingdom and the Netherlands have entered into a maritime partnership worth £2. 4 billion to build amphibious assault ships. Each country will receive four new vessels to enhance NATO capabilities.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged US President Donald Trump not to lift the ban on the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. He stated that this could disrupt the balance of power in the Middle East, but assured that there are no serious contradictions between him and Trump.
In New York, a 37-story skyscraper was evacuated due to the threat of partial collapse. Load-bearing columns on the 17th and 21st floors have deformed, and the building continues to move.
Cuba accused the US of waging a "multilevel and non-traditional war" through an oil embargo that caused an energy crisis. The US rejected the accusations, calling the statements propaganda.
Russian troops launched missile strikes on the Osnovyansky and Nemyshlyansky districts of Kharkiv overnight. More than 20 private houses were damaged, two people suffered from acute stress reaction.
Prosecutors have released video showing the accused, Tyler Robinson, taking a sniper position on a rooftop before the shot. The investigation is preparing additional evidence, including DNA analysis.
A coalition of organizations has called on the governor of Michigan to withdraw National Guard troops who have been stationed in the capital since 2025. They believe the Trump administration is using them improperly.
The Swiss national team beat Colombia in a post-match penalty shootout and became the last participant in the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup. Regular and extra time ended without any goals scored.
Sales volumes of Belarusian gasoline on the exchange in Russia decreased from 7. 8 thousand tons to 240 tons over several days. The decline is linked to new restrictions on the growth of exchange prices.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar temporarily suspended news broadcasts on state TV to put an end to the propaganda of the Orbán regime. Viktor Orbán called this despotism.
Russian troops attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles at night. After the strikes, a strong fire broke out in the capital.
American military forces have carried out a series of strikes against Iran in response to attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. CENTCOM stated that the operation was launched to impose "significant costs" on Iran for attacks on civilian shipping.
In Istanbul, thousands of people held a peaceful march against the NATO summit. Participants chanted slogans against the US and called the alliance a killing machine.
The number of victims of the Russian missile strike on Odesa has increased to 10 people, including three women. Eight have been hospitalized, one is in serious condition.
The IMF forecasts an average annual growth of Ukraine's economy of 3. 8% until 2031, subject to post-war reconstruction. The eurozone economy will grow by only 1% per year, and the cost of rebuilding Ukraine is estimated at $600 billion.
FIFA will officially analyze the IOC decision to temporarily lift the disqualification of the Russian Olympic Committee. The final decision on the return of Russian teams will remain with the sports federations.
Mette Frederiksen stated that Greenland is not for sale, and its residents do not want to become part of the United States. She hopes for respect from NATO allies for Denmark's sovereignty.
In Odesa region, rescuers have completed the liquidation of the consequences of Russian strikes, which caused fires and destruction.
A Qatari liquefied gas tanker is at risk of explosion, and a Saudi oil tanker has sustained damage near the Strait of Hormuz. The threat level for vessels has been raised to serious due to confirmed incidents.
The US expressed concern over China's buildup of nuclear capabilities following a test missile launch. Washington called on Beijing to engage in dialogue on arms control.
