Russian forces overrun two Donetsk front-line villages
Ukrainian sergeant Oleh Chaus said Russian troops overran Vovche and Prohres in Donetsk as Kyiv reports continued assaults in a summer push. The crews claim contradicting Russian reports, while Kursk region electricity outages followed alleged Ukrainian drone strikes. Both sides report heavy fighting near Avdiivka as Moscow seeks battlefield gains.
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Kyiv
Ukraine
Donetsk
Kremlin
Russia
Kursk
Security Service of
SBU
General Staff of
Vovche
Prohres
Oleh Chaus
Radio
Svoboda
Defense Ministry
Avdiivka
Oleksandr Shyrshyn
Ponyrovsky
Solntsevsky
Kursky
Security Service
Special Operations Center
Leningrad
Moscow
U.S. to send Ukraine 1.7B in military aid
The United States will provide 1.7 billion dollars in military aid to Ukraine, including air defense and artillery munitions, long term contracts through USAS and immediate stockpile support. The package follows NATO talks and includes a Patriot missile deployment pledge, with ongoing discussions on Ukraine’s NATO path.
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Washington
U.S
Ukraine
Pentagon
NATO
Joe Biden
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
USAS
Russia
White House
John Kirby
Congress
Kyiv
Wildfires spread smoke across U S west
California firefighters gained ground as cooler, more humid weather aided crews battling 100 plus large fires across the western United States. The Park Fire in California grew to over 575 square miles, destroyed 100 structures, and threatened 4,200 more with 12 percent containment. Evacuations persisted while air tankers, helicopters, and 27,000 personnel fought the blazes.
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United States
Park
California
U.S
Los Angeles
CAL
National Interagency Fire Center
Cohasset
Ron Ward
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Weather Service
Canada
Oregon
Grant County
Falls
James Bailey Maxwell
Maxwell
Seneca
Malheur National Forest
Paradise
Butte County
Jeremy Pierce
Chico
Pierce
Jay Tracy
Kory Honea
Sequoia National Forest
Andrew Freeborn
Kern County
Jerry White
Magalia
White
Mexican cartel leader in custody amid kidnapping claim
Houston based report states Ismael El Mayo Zambada, longtime Sinaloa cartel figure, is in U.S. custody after a New Mexico flight with Joaquin Guzman Lopez. Attorney Frank Perez says Zambada was forcibly kidnapped and transported, not surrendering. Zambada faces multiple U.S. drug charges. next hearing set.
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Houston
Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman
Ismael “el Mayo” Zambada
Joaquin Guzman Lopez
el Chapo
Santa Teresa
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Frank Perez
Zambada
Perez
Joaquin Guzman López
Joaquin
Guzman López
New York
California
Ing
Los Angeles Times
U.S. Justice Department
Guzman Loépez
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