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Russia claims to have seized hundreds of explosive boot insoles intended for Vladimir Putin’s soldiers. The FSB alleges these insoles were rigged to detonate, potentially harming over 500 troops, and have detained a Tajik national involved in the operation. Further details emerge as investigations continue.

James Winkles, a 30-year-old British tourist from the Isle of Wight, drowned in Cartagena, Colombia, during his honeymoon. His body was discovered on El Laguito Beach following adverse weather conditions. An investigation into his death is ongoing as authorities urge swimming caution.

Donald Trump recently hinted at a “significant gift” from an Iranian delegation amid rising military tensions. The US President stated that the present, arriving on Tuesday, was “oil- and gas-related.” Trump encouraged further discussions while denying trust in the Iranians.

Russia’s major drone attack killed six civilians in western Ukraine, including a child, amid escalating assaults on cities like Lviv. The strikes injured at least 46 and damaged historic sites. Ukrainian officials urge a decisive response as conflict intensifies.

Archaeologists have uncovered 13 seated skeletons in Dijon, France, dating from the Second Iron Age (400BC to 100BC). Each skeleton, likely males aged 40 to 60, reveals signs of violence. Further analysis will explore the lives and deaths of these ancient individuals.

Seven stray dogs, including a Corgi named Big Fat, escaped a van in China and embarked on a 20km journey home after being stolen for the meat trade. Their remarkable adventure over two days highlighted the bravery and bond among the dogs. Discover their inspiring tale.

UK police are investigating an arson attack on four Hatzolah ambulances in Golders Green, London. Video captures three hooded men setting fire to the vehicles, with the new terror group Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia claiming responsibility. Authorities urge any witnesses to come forward.

Donald Trump has postponed military strikes against Iranian power plants following ‘good and productive conversations’ with the regime. He instructed the Department of War to delay actions for five days, contingent on the ongoing discussions.

The US threatens to destroy Iran’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened. President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum as global energy prices soar due to the strait’s closure. Swift action is crucial, as the deadline approaches shortly after midnight on Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Iran’s missiles can reach ‘deep into Europe’. Following the missile strike on Diego Garcia, he reiterated concerns while UK senior ministers expressed doubts about the validity of these warnings. Stay updated for further developments.