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Hackers reportedly compromised civil defence apps in Ukraine and Russia on Sunday night, sending false alerts of nuclear and chemical attacks to millions of phones during a real Russian drone assault on Kyiv.
Leftist “Gen Z Takes Charge” protests in about 30 German cities turned violent Saturday, with rioters in Frankfurt and Hamburg attacking police with bottles, stones and fireworks in scenes echoing ongoing unrest in France.
A video shows a naked Russian mercenary kneeling in a field and holding up a handwritten sign pleading for help as a Ukrainian drone hovers overhead, part of a pattern of foreign recruits sent into combat for Russia with little training.
Britain is sending RAF Typhoon fighter jets and transport aircraft to help Saudi Arabia defend against escalating Houthi missile and drone attacks, following a strike that killed at least 12 people at the kingdom’s busiest airport.
Four Canadian service members were killed and dozens injured after a wind-driven fire swept through a military training exercise at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, with hospitals in Wainwright, Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary treating the wounded.
President Emmanuel Macron faced backlash for attending a Céline Dion concert in Paris as riots swept France, with authorities reporting roughly 400 arrests in 48 hours amid mass protests and clashes with police.
Police used tear gas and water cannons against violent protesters in Paris, Lyon and Marseille as nationwide demonstrations over the cost of living and student grievances led to at least 272 arrests.
Ukraine’s Zelensky says Trump’s move to waive sanctions on Russian energy only emboldens Putin, as Russian strikes on Kherson and Sumy killed two people and hit 15 power facilities nationwide.
Yorkshire Ambulance Trust is investigating two staff members who accessed the medical records of William Chapman, 24, without proper cause after he was fatally mauled by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
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