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'Cocaine sharks' throng Brazilian waters as drug enters ecosystem
Marine animals are ingesting high levels of the recreational narcotic from human sources – and it may be affecting their behaviour
Armed Hamas terrorists take over humanitarian aid truck in Gaza
Nahal Brigade targeted terrorists embedded in a school and located a tunnel shaft in the schoolyard.
Russians completely destroyed 99 hospitals in Ukraine during full-scale war
Kharkiv, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Dnipro, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions suffered the greatest losses in terms of damaged or destroyed healthcare facilities during the full-scale war.
Hungary demands EU action against Ukraine as Russian oil spat escalates
Budapest argues it’s facing an energy crunch after Kyiv imposed a partial ban on Moscow’s oil transiting the country.
Mexico City police chief shot dead in 'drug cartel hit'
Milton Morales Figueroa reportedly killed by gunmen while enjoying a family day out
Huthi harbour still ablaze days after Israel strikes on Yemen
US B-52 Bombers Land for First Time Ever at NATO Main Eastern Air Base in Romania
On the way, the American Stratofortress planes flew above the Barents Sea to point-blank cruise missile range of the main air base used by Russia for its own bomber strikes against Ukraine.
IDF confirms deaths of two more hostages in Hamas captivity
The deaths of Alexander Dancyg and Yagev Buchshtab were announced earlier today
German spy agency 'too short-staffed to deal with threats from Russia and other states'
Intelligence service severely hampered by low morale, sickly employees and budget pressures, sources claim
Russian police hunt man who vandalized statue of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin
On Saturday, an unidentified man wielding a sledgehammer decapitated a statue of Stalin in a city near Moscow.
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France to give 24-hour protection to Israeli Olympics team amid Gaza tensions
Russia gathering forces in Kharkiv Oblast for fresh attacks, military says
Russia has deployed additional assault units near the village of Hlyboke in Kharkiv Oblast to prepare for offensive operations, Nazar Voloshyn, the spokesperson of the Khortytsia group of forces, told Interfax Ukraine on July 21.
Ammunition deliveries to Ukraine will accelerate, Czech minister says
Helicopter with FSB officers on board found crashed in Russia's Yakutia
A Robinson helicopter carrying three FSB officers which disappeared in Russiaʼs Yakutia after its emergency beacon went off on 19 July has been found crashed.
Russia says it scrambled fighter jets to intercept U.S. bomber planes over Barents Sea
Russia said it scrambled fighter jets to intercept two U.S. military long-range bomber aircraft that approached the Russian border over the Barents Sea in the Arctic.
'A grave mistake': Former Houthi official says it was error to attack Israel
The official further explained to Israel Hayom that "the Houthis use tens of millions of Yemenis as human shields when they send a rocket and kill an Israeli civilian."
Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd founder and anti-whaling activist arrested in Greenland
The co-founder of Greenpeace will be taken to court where a decision will be made about his extradition to Japan, police say