Istanbul talks yield groundwork for prisoner swap talks
Russia and Ukraine ended a second Istanbul session with no major progress toward ending the war but agreed to prepare a broad prisoner exchange. Kyiv pressed for an unconditional truce while Moscow proposed a short ceasefire to evacuate war dead. Both sides outlined ceasefire terms, and Kyiv listed abducted children for recovery.
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Ukraine strikes across Russia test bomber fleet and reach Siberia
A Ukrainian drone attack on Russian air bases hosting nuclear capable strategic bombers reached Siberia, damaging Tu-95, Tu-22M and A-50 aircraft. Ukraine claimed 41 aircraft damaged or destroyed, while Russia reported fires at several bases were contained. Analysts noted potential impact on Moscow's nuclear triad and future bomber fleet plans.
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Israeli forces open fire near Gaza aid site at Khan Younis
At least three people were killed and dozens wounded as Gaza residents marched toward an aid distribution site near Khan Younis. The army said warning shots were fired at suspects. witnesses said crowds were targeted while the site, run with US backed aid groups, faced delays amid a broader aid dispute and ongoing conflict.
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Suspect in Boulder incident planned fatal attack on demonstrators
Mohamad Soliman, 45, pretended to be a gardener to approach a Run For Their Lives group in Boulder on Pearl Street. He told police he researched for a year and planned to throw 18 incendiary devices, but only two exploded and he set himself on fire, injuring 12. He targeted what he called a Zionist group and faces federal hate crime and state charges. he remains jailed on a $10 million bond as investigations continue.
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