Munich mall shooter planned attack for a year
Investigators say the 18 year old German Iranian suspect identified as David S. planned the deadly Munich mall rampage for a year visiting a prior school shooting site in Winnenden and taking photos last year. He killed nine and wounded about three dozen before dying by suicide. Authorities note no evidence of political motive and say most victims were youths with immigrant backgrounds. The case prompts calls to expand domestic military deployment to aid police during attacks.
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Australians delay move to Rio Athletes Village face electrical plumbing issues
Australia’s Olympic team leader said 700 athletes and staff would stay out of the Rio village for at least two days due to electrical and plumbing problems. 10 of 31 buildings deemed inhabitable, leaks, gas smell, and water flooding cited as delays. US CONI and Italy report similar repair efforts as IOC and organizers push fixes.
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Afghan forces launch new offensive against Islamic State in Afghanistan
Afghan President Ghani announced a major assault to uproot Islamic State loyalists along the eastern border with Pakistan, as Afghan forces shift to the offensive with U.S. support. The action follows deadly IS attacks in Kabul and rising Afghan casualties amid a volatile security situation. Gen. John Nicholson will implement the strategy with U.S. and NATO leadership guiding the operation.
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Migrants press EU leaders at closed Hungary border
A protest march by about 300 migrants from Afghanistan and Pakistan reached Hungary's border after days of heat and travel by train and on foot. They urged EU leaders to explain why Budapest kept the border shut, while Serbia tightens border controls with Bulgaria and North Macedonia to curb arrivals.
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