Russia hits Ukraine power grid for eighth time since March
Russia struck Ukraine's power system again with missiles and glide bombs, killing at least three in Kharkiv and causing outages across the country. Ukrenergo extended blackouts by two hours, with homes expected to lose power for up to 10 hours. Ukrainian officials and allies urged decisive action while defense ministries cited responses to Western weapon supplies.
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Rescuers find family of six dead in Fujian landslide
State media report six members of a family were found dead in Shanghang county near their home after seeking shelter in a temple toppled by a landslide amid extreme southern weather. Authorities warned of more severe weather as Guangdong logged 47 flood fatalities and widespread damage.
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U S carrier arrives in South Korea as show of force
The nuclear powered USS Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Busan for a three way exercise with South Korea and Japan amid rising North Korean threats following a Putin Kim pact. The move caps a broader push by Seoul Washington and Tokyo to expand training and bolster deterrence in the region.
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