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Russia fired nearly 400 drones and multiple missiles at Ukraine in a major overnight attack that killed four people. Ukrainian officials say Moscow is intensifying front-line assaults in what appears to be the start of a new spring offensive.
Two brothers from the Jerusalem area have been indicted for allegedly spying for Iran and fabricating military intelligence using artificial intelligence tools. Prosecutors say they received cryptocurrency payments in exchange for misleading and fabricated security information.
Chile has sharply raised gasoline and diesel prices as global oil costs surge due to the Middle East war. The government says ending fuel subsidies is necessary to protect public finances, despite concerns about rising inflation.
An Israeli military career soldier was killed after stopping to help stranded troops on Highway 6. Master Sgt. Alexander Bondaryov was struck while assisting them and died at the scene.
Flight disruptions and security restrictions ahead of Passover have sent airfares soaring and forced families to seek complex routes through neighboring countries. With overseas and domestic prices surging, many remain determined to travel despite the rising costs.
Smoke was seen in the Tel Aviv area after shrapnel reportedly hit a building following the interception of an Iranian missile. Several people were treated for minor injuries as emergency and search teams responded to multiple sites.
Ongoing conflict in the Middle East may continue to disrupt global supply chains and affect supermarket prices. Seafood processors face new animal welfare rules, while the programme also visits a rare surviving medieval farming system in Nottinghamshire.
Israel's air defences intercepted a new wave of Iranian missile strikes over Tel Aviv, as regional tensions intensified. The country relies on a multi-layered system, including Arrow, David's Sling, Iron Dome and newer laser technology, to counter aerial threats.
A jury in Los Angeles is deadlocked in a major trial accusing Google and Meta of fueling youth social media addiction. The case could shape thousands of similar lawsuits over alleged mental health harms linked to their platforms.
Israel said it struck a key Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps headquarters in Tehran as Iran continued missile attacks overnight. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely disrupted amid ongoing fighting and diplomatic efforts to end the war.
Two energy facilities in Isfahan and Khorramshahr were reportedly attacked overnight, according to Iranian news agency Fars. Damage was reported at a gas facility and a power plant pipeline.
Jessica Smith says she feels safer living in Dubai than in Australia despite regional conflict. The former Paralympian defended her decision to raise her family in the United Arab Emirates and rejected criticism over safety concerns.
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