Ukraine Fights On In Donbas As Ammunition Runs Low
In eastern Ukraine near Bakhmut Ukrainian troops keep a chalk ledger on a door tracking mortar and smoke shells while outgunned by Russian forces. Western aid, though sizable, arrives slowly and inadequately to sustain a grinding artillery battle amid high losses and defensive strain.
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Bakhmut
Ukraine
Donbas
Mykhailo Strebizh
Gaiduk
Russia
United States
Phoreltsev
Spain
Volodymyr Demchenko
Soviet Union
NATO
U.S
Pentagon
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Mikhail Podolyak
Ben Barry
International Institute For Strategic Studies
World’s largest freshwater fish caught in Mekong near Cambodia
A Cambodian U.S. study team confirms a local fisherman snagged a giant freshwater stingray in the Mekong south of Stung Treng on June 13. The captured stingray measured about 13 feet and weighed roughly 660 pounds, surpassing the prior record and highlighting concerns over dam impacts and habitat fragmentation along the Mekong basin.
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Mekong
Stung Treng
Cambodia
Bangkok
United States
Wonders of
U.S
Thailand
Zeb Hogan
University of Nevada In
Reno
Cambodian Fisheries Administration
USAID
International Development Agency
Mekong River
Hogan
China
Myanmar
Laos
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
An Arizona wildfire threat to ancient Native sites and artifacts
Navajo archaeologist Jason Nez notes resilience of living cultures as wildfires skirt Flagstaff and Wupatki areas. Crews map scorched land and pack priceless items for safekeeping, shielding 2600 sites in Coconino and nearby monuments while climate change drives new protection plans.
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Flagstafe Ariz
Jason Nez
U.S
Nez
Arizona
U.S. Forest Service
Jeanne Stevens
Wupatki National
Monument
Flagstaff
Wupatki
Gwenn Gallenstein
Gallenstein
Museum of Northern Ari
Wapatki
National Park Service
Colorado Plateau
Four Corners
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
San Francisco Peaks
National Monument
National Forest
Lauren Carter
Coconino National Forest
Stevens
Israel moves to dissolve parliament and seek fifth election
Israel's fragile eight party coalition voted to dissolve parliament and trigger a fall election, the fifth in three years. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett cited an orderly transition, with Foreign Minister Yair Lapid to lead temporarily and Benjamin Netanyahu poised to lead a nationalist government if elected.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Naftali Bennett
Cision
Yair Lapid
Bennett
Lapid
Ben
Nett
West Bank
Davish
Joe Biden
U.S
Likud
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Francois Heisbourg
Foundation For Strategic Research
Kiel Institute For the World Economy
Germany
Poland
Britain
Madrid
Serhii
Wupatki National Monument