Ukraine hit by overnight missile and drone strikes on energy grid
Ukraine reports dozens of missiles and drones struck energy facilities harming heat and power to civilians and weapon factories. The attack followed U.S. moves to suspend intelligence and satellite imagery shared with Kyiv, while EU leaders consider greater military spending to sustain support. Zelensky and Erdogan discussed ceasefire steps and protection of civilian infrastructure.
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Trump seeks new nuclear deal with Iran from UAE
Former President Donald Trump says he sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei urging a new deal to restrain Tehran's nuclear program. Iranian state media has not confirmed receipt as Fox News airs excerpts from a Friday interview. Trump hints at possible military action if negotiations fail, urging a peace deal while warning of a terrible outcome if force is used.
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Private lunar lander Athena declared dead after sideways crater landing
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida A private lunar lander from Intuitive Machines is dead after a failed landing near the moon south pole. Athena landed sideways in a frigid crater missing its target by over 800 feet and went silent after sending limited data. NASA and other customers had funded tens of millions in experiments including an ice drill a drone and two rovers to study terrain ahead of crewed missions later this decade.
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S C man executed by firing squad in South Carolina
Brad Sigmon, 67, was executed by firing squad Friday in Columbia, the first U.S. inmate to die by that method in 15 years. He killed his ex-girlfriend's parents in Greenville County in 2001 in a botched plot to abduct her. His lawyers said he chose the firing squad to avoid the electric chair or lethal injection.
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Bomb disposal in Paris halts rail and road traffic
Paris police deemed an unexploded World War II bomb as excessively dangerous causing hours of transport chaos in the capital. The half ton British made device forced suspension of high speed links to London and Brussels while experts moved it to a hole and destroyed the fuse.
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90 000 Palestinians pray at Al Aqsa on first Ramadan Friday
About 90 000 Palestinians prayed at the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem during the first Ramadan Friday under tight Israeli security. West Bank entrants were allowed for older men and women, while tensions rose in the West Bank after Israeli raids.
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