Argentina beat England 2:1 in the semi-final of the 2026 World Cup. In the final, they will face Spain.
In Lviv, a crowd of about 200 people blocked and overturned a vehicle of TCC servicemen. One of the participants attacked the deputy chief of police, who sustained head injuries.
A person liable for military service who violated registration rules since June 12 was brought to the Territorial Center for Recruitment and sent to the Military Medical Commission. At the scene, unknown individuals damaged and overturned an official vehicle.
A 41-year-old serviceman with AWOL status threatened a cafe worker with a live grenade and tore an earring from her. He faces up to 15 years in prison for robbery.
Rebels in Mali shot down a military helicopter, likely belonging to the Russian 'African Corps'. They also intensified their offensive on the strategic town of Anefis, claiming to have established control, which the Malian army denies.
An organized criminal group illegally seized 17 hectares of forest fund lands near "Bukovel". Among the exposed participants is an active prosecutor's office employee.
Ukrainian citizen Roman Lavrynovych was sentenced to seven years in prison for setting fire to the car and house of Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Accomplice Stanislav Karpiuk received two years, and the arsons were coordinated by a Russian-speaking curator on Telegram.
Ukraine's aviation industry paid a record UAH 702 million in taxes in 2025, despite the closed sky. Due to criminal cases by the Bureau of Economic Security (BEB) regarding aircraft leasing and a decline in profitability, businesses risk leaving Ukrainian jurisdiction.
Law enforcement officers conducted the second stage of the anti-drug special operation "Rubicon", eliminating drug laboratories and seizing almost 90 kg of drug products. The value of the seized drugs at black market prices is almost 70 million hryvnias.
Since the beginning of the day, 204 combat engagements have occurred at the front. The enemy carried out three missile strikes and dropped 213 guided air bombs.
Geneva police checked 550 people and detained three activists during anti-G7 demonstrations. Security forces used tear gas and water cannons against the crowd.
In Geneva, 16,000 security forces will maintain order during a protest of 50,000 people. Shops and banks are boarding up windows due to the threat of riots.
About 200 protesters tore down fences at the construction site of a luxury resort in Albania. Residents are demanding compensation for confiscated land.
A conflict involving a shooting occurred in the center of Dnipro, resulting in one man being injured. Police have identified all participants and opened a criminal case.
Riots have continued for a second night in Belfast following a stabbing incident, with police deploying water cannons. Protesters set equipment on fire and attacked a hotel.
Brent rose to $93. 10 due to Trump's threats to attack Iran. The US President announced the secret escorting of tankers to curb market prices.
In Vinnytsia, at a market, a 53-year-old man fatally stabbed a 51-year-old woman and then killed himself. Police have launched an investigation under the article for intentional homicide.
Thirteen people were killed as a result of overnight Pakistani strikes on Afghanistan's eastern provinces. The Taliban accuses the neighboring country of attacking civilian homes.
Riots and arson have erupted in Belfast following a stabbing attack on a man by a Sudanese national. Police have increased patrols and are calling for calm.
Clashes occurred in Nanyuki over U. S. plans to build a center for Ebola patients. There are injuries and dozens of detainees.
In Herat province, security forces used weapons and whips to disperse a rally against the detention of women. Witnesses report injuries and a fatality.
The institution's leadership was suspended due to a video where a prisoner was forced to pretend to be a dog. The State Penitentiary Service has launched an investigation into the violation of human rights.
During an arrest in Dnipro, a man threw a grenade at police officers. The perpetrator was killed, and four law enforcement officers were hospitalized with injuries of varying severity.
In Kyiv, a TCC serviceman and a member of the DFTG were served with charges for beating a veteran. The incident occurred in May during a document check on Stetsenko Street.
In Congo, attacks on clinics have begun due to the ban on traditional burial rites for Ebola victims. Relatives of the deceased are protesting against sterile procedures.
780 people detained in France due to riots following the PSG match. 219 civilians and 57 law enforcement officers were injured in various cities across the country.
77 engagements took place at the front, with the highest number of attacks recorded in the Pokrovsk sector. The enemy is also shelling Sumy and Chernihiv regions with artillery.
In Paris, 283 people were detained due to riots following the Champions League final. Seven police officers were injured during clashes with PSG fans.
In Winterthur, Switzerland, a 31-year-old man wounded three people with a knife at a train station. Police have detained the attacker, and the motives for the crime are currently under investigation.
President Rodrigo Paz is preparing to deploy troops due to ongoing protests by supporters of Evo Morales. Blockades have caused shortages of fuel and food.
