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Russian strikes kill five in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region

Russian strikes kill five in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region

Russian attacks across five districts in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region left at least five people dead and 16 injured over a 24-hour period, local officials reported.

Russian forces carried out nearly 60 bombardments across five districts in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region over a 24-hour period, leaving at least five people dead and 16 others injured, local emergency services announced.

The heaviest casualties occurred in the Kamianske district, where three residents lost their lives and five were wounded. In Pavlohrad, shelling resulted in two fatalities and seven injuries. Additional casualties occurred in the Nikopol district, where rescue personnel worked to contain fires and clear debris caused by the strikes. Emergency workers continue operations across the affected areas as authorities assess structural damage.

Sources: Ziarul de Gardă

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US diesel deal with Russia faces domestic and international pushback

US diesel deal with Russia faces domestic and international pushback

A proposed US-Russia diesel agreement has triggered bipartisan criticism in Washington and deep concern in Ukraine, as analysts warn of geopolitical risks.

US President Donald Trump’s tentative agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to allow Russian diesel exports onto global markets continues to draw widespread criticism from diplomats and lawmakers.

During recent talks in Miami, American representatives explained to Ukrainian officials that permitting diesel sales is aimed at enticing Moscow back to peace negotiations. However, Ukrainian officials fear the concession strips Kyiv of crucial diplomatic leverage. In Washington, lawmakers from both the Democratic and Republican parties expressed strong opposition, warning that relaxing energy sanctions undermines pressure on the Kremlin and could allow Russia to assist key allies such as Iran.

Analysts suggest domestic political pressures ahead of upcoming US midterm elections pushed the White House to seek lower fuel prices at home, despite international concerns over stabilizing Russia's war-inflated economy.

Sources: Adevărul, Digi24, HotNews, Moldova1, Ziarul de Gardă.

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Slovenian football figures Aleš Čeh and Jan Mlakar reflect on coaching paths and Maribor return

Slovenian football figures Aleš Čeh and Jan Mlakar reflect on coaching paths and Maribor return

Former Slovenian team captain Aleš Čeh and forward Jan Mlakar discussed coaching transitions, domestic football, and NK Maribor's upcoming derby against Olimpija Ljubljana.

Former Slovenian national team captain Aleš Čeh and forward Jan Mlakar have reflected on their football careers and domestic sports developments. Čeh, who captained Slovenia during manager Srečko Katanec's tenure, detailed his transition into coaching following his retirement from playing. Having spent over a decade as Katanec's assistant, including seven years coaching in Asia, Čeh noted his affection for former clubs Olimpija Ljubljana and Grazer AK alongside his respect for NK Maribor.

Meanwhile, 27-year-old forward Jan Mlakar discussed his third stint with NK Maribor, aiming to win his first league title with the club. Mlakar voiced trust in club leadership figures Zlatko Zahovič and Darko Milanič. Ahead of a derby match against rivals Olimpija Ljubljana, Mlakar observed that teams experiencing difficult form can become especially unpredictable opponents in derby fixtures.

Sources: Delo, Siol.net

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US targets Iranian tankers and military sites near Strait of Hormuz

US targets Iranian tankers and military sites near Strait of Hormuz

The US military struck three Iranian oil tankers and military targets near the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian missile and sea mine attacks on US warships.

The United States military has carried out strikes against three Iranian oil tankers and several military positions near the Strait of Hormuz. According to military officials, the actions followed Iranian attempts to deploy sea mines and launch ballistic missiles at two US warships.

The escalation marks a shift into direct targeting of commercial oil fleets and energy infrastructure. US President Donald Trump warned that "very little" of Iran would remain if Tehran continues to attack shipping routes. Analysts note that the conflict reflects fifth-generation warfare, where drone technology and attacks on critical civilian energy networks play a central role in geopolitical strategy.

Sources: Investor.bg, Mediapool, Nova TV

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France deploys military and curfews following nationwide weekend unrest

France deploys military and curfews following nationwide weekend unrest

Relative calm returned to France following overnight curfews and nearly 2,400 arrests, as authorities prepare military deployments ahead of weekend protests.

French authorities restored relative calm on Tuesday by implementing overnight curfews in parts of Paris and other cities following widespread weekend unrest driven by cost-of-living concerns. Nearly 2,400 individuals have been detained nationwide after riots damaged historical sites and affected hundreds of businesses.

French intelligence services attributed the violence primarily to radical far-left militants collaborating with youths from disadvantaged neighborhoods. Simultaneously, European Union regulators announced an investigation into potential pro-Russian online disinformation campaigns aimed at amplifying the turmoil. To prevent further violence, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced a massive security deployment involving military personnel ahead of planned demonstrations on Saturday.

Sources: Ziarul de Gardă, Adevărul, Moldova1, Digi24, HotNews.

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