US can indefinitely maintain naval blockade of Iran, says US Defense Secretary
He spoke in Panama after addressing the crew of the guided missile destroyer USS Gridley, which was previously deployed in the Middle East.
French firefighters call for nationwide protest over lack of resources amid massive fires
“We demand the necessary resources to protect French citizens”, said Xavier Boa, spokesman for several firefighter unions.
Ukraine proposed a truce to Russia in the Black Sea amid threats to food security
Ukraine has sent Russia a proposal for a mutual cessation of attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea, a source reported.
Conditions on the American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln after 250 days at sea raise concerns
military personnel on board the USS Abraham Lincoln are facing food shortages, plumbing problems, and other domestic difficulties.
Medvedev threatened Japan with ‘terrible consequences’ over Kuril Islands dispute
The territorial dispute intensified after Tokyo officially protested Putin’s trip to the islands.
US court dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over alleged Harvard antisemitism
This decision was a blow to Trump’s campaign against the oldest university in the United States.
Ukrainian drones ‘destroyed’ a US armored brigade in exercises in Germany
This was reported by the newspaper The Wall Street Journal.
US to allow private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations for the first time
Such threats include ransomware attacks, financial fraud, and sextortion.
Woman becomes mother for the first time at 62, breaking record in Argentina
A 62-year-old woman in Argentina became a first-time mother after successful infertility treatment.
Meloni’s government loses support among young voters, which could be costly in the elections
“Younger voters are clearly leaning towards the left-centrists,” Reuters reported Lorenzo Pregliasco, head of the sociological agency Youtrend.