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A private helicopter crash on the Greek island of Sifnos has resulted in three fatalities, including a Greek pilot and a British newlywed couple. The aircraft crashed near homes in the Tholos region, igniting a fire. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence announced that Kyiv’s forces targeted Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, striking its largest warehouse in Podolsk. This attack, part of a broader offensive since July, follows the destruction of seven logistics hubs, expanding Ukraine’s ability to disrupt Russian supply chains amid ongoing military conflict.
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones targeting military and energy facilities across Russia, resulting in at least six fatalities. This marks one of Kyiv’s largest aerial assaults since early 2022. President Zelenskyy called for European missile interceptors to aid Ukraine against Russian strikes.
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This morning, the successful maiden launch of the Ariane 64 rocket marks a significant milestone for the European Union, showcasing advancements in space capabilities and reaffirming Europe’s autonomous launch capacity.
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The European Commission has urged Viktor Orbán and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to reduce their inflammatory rhetoric regarding the Druzhba pipeline. Tensions escalated overnight, impacting discussions on Ukraine’s €90 billion loan.
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Actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has praised the United Nations, highlighting its humanitarian efforts overnight. He emphasised the institution’s importance amid criticism, calling for reform while stressing the value of diplomacy in global conflicts.
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European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius urged Poland to approve the EU’s SAFE defence loan scheme this morning, amid domestic political tensions. The programme aims to enhance defence readiness and secure vital funding for Polish industry.
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Hungary detained seven Ukrainians overnight amid a money laundering investigation following a raid on security vans.
Ukraine has accused Hungary of kidnapping, escalating tensions between Viktor Orbán and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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This morning, El Salvador’s Vice-President Félix Ulloa defended his country’s gang crackdown in an interview, highlighting the popularity of President Bukele. His comments were made prior to addressing a European Parliament conference.
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