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An Israeli soldier was seriously wounded by an explosive drone in southern Lebanon after interception efforts failed. The attack underscores the growing threat posed by fiber optic drones increasingly used in modern warfare.
Nearly 20,000 seafarers are stranded in the Persian Gulf as the Strait of Hormuz remains unsafe despite a ceasefire. Ongoing attacks, blockades and mine threats have left crews facing shortages, anxiety and an uncertain return home.
Iran is close to exhausting its crude oil storage capacity as exports plunge under a naval blockade. While production cuts may be imminent, the full financial impact could take several months to materialize.
A new partnership in Cornwall aims to unite fishermen and scientists to improve fisheries management. The programme also explores agroforestry benefits and the impact of a Europe-wide potato surplus on farmers facing rising costs.
The head of a northern local council and four others were arrested on suspicion of bribery and fraud. Investigators allege improper ties with computing service providers and misuse of public funds.
An Israel Defense Forces soldier was severely wounded and another lightly hurt in a Hezbollah explosive drone attack in southern Lebanon. The military said the wounded were hospitalized and their families notified.
Doctors Without Borders says Israel is using water access as a weapon in Gaza by destroying infrastructure and blocking supplies. The group warns that the resulting shortages are worsening humanitarian conditions and raising the risk of disease.
President Vladimir Putin praised Iran's resistance to United States pressure and pledged continued Russian support during talks in Saint Petersburg. Moscow called for renewed negotiations and warned against further military escalation in the region.
Iran has recorded an increase in sightings of the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah, offering a rare sign of hope during wartime. Conservationists warn, however, that conflict and political pressures continue to threaten efforts to protect the species.
King Charles the Third will address the United States Congress in a rare speech aimed at reinforcing ties between the United States and the United Kingdom. His visit comes amid tensions over the war involving Iran and broader political differences between the two allies.
A senior Emirati official has criticised Gulf states for what he called a weak response to Iran's retaliatory strikes. The remarks reveal rising tensions and possible divisions within the region as the conflict escalates.
A Russian-linked superyacht crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite a blockade and rising regional tensions. The vessel is tied to sanctioned billionaire Alexey Mordashov and sailed as global oil prices climbed.
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