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A high school student named Mohammad Mael Jalani killed a fellow student and himself during an attack at Ateneo de Zamboanga university campus in Zamboanga, which was livestreamed. The incident resulted in hundreds of students being evacuated and two other people being injured. This marks the second fatal school shooting reported in the country within just two months.

A high school student carrying two firearms shot a classmate to death and then killed himself at a university campus in Zamboanga, southern Philippines. Mayor Khymer Adan Olaso reported that the suspect apparently wore a body camera while livestreaming the attack. Authorities later established control of the situation and asked the public to follow police instructions.

Peru's Migraciones has started issuing an electronic Carné de Extranjería with a biometric chip storing the holder’s photo, fingerprints, and e-signature, linked to the national police. A pilot program began on July 20, prioritizing foreign minors at two Lima offices.

Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as president of Peru and announced the armed forces will temporarily assume internal control during states of emergency to confront organized crime alongside the National Police. The inauguration occurred on July 28 at Congress, marking the start of her five-year term.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and National Police in Nairobi intensified a crackdown on pedestrians crossing busy roads at undesignated points, resulting in more arrests at the General Motors (GM) footbridge. Authorities are targeting unsafe road crossings to enforce traffic regulations.

Russian missiles and drones killed eight civilians and injured 35 others in Ukraine, with attacks in Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Sumy. Zelenskyy called for enhanced European anti-ballistic defenses, while Putin acknowledged Ukrainian drone strikes causing fuel shortages but vowed to continue the invasion.

On June 27, Russian forces attacked the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy with modified drones, injuring 11 civilians including two children. Sumy Regional Military Administration Head Oleh Hryhorov stated the strikes targeted residential areas using a modified jet-powered UAV.

Two 14- and 15-year-old students opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban city, Philippines, killing three students and injuring seven others. The suspects, who claimed to have been bullied, were arrested; one fled after the attack but was later found. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered a thorough investigation and called for enhanced security in schools.

Two suspects, armed with pistols, opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban city, Philippines, killing three students and wounding five. Both suspects, one a student at the school, were taken into custody, and police are investigating the motive. Security has been heightened, and authorities urged the public to avoid spreading unverified information.

Ukrainian farmers continue agricultural work in war-affected regions despite Russian attacks, using anti-drone technology and navigating destroyed infrastructure. Explosive remnants and military activity disrupt farming, with EOD teams warning of risks from unexploded ordnance and drone fragments.

Gunmen killed at least 25 people in two separate attacks in Honduras, including 19 workers at a plantation in Trujillo and six police officers in Omoa. The incidents highlight ongoing violence linked to agrarian conflicts and environmental activism in the region.

Gunmen opened fire in two separate attacks on the Honduran coast on Thursday, killing at least 16 people including six police officers. The first attack occurred at a plantation in Trujillo municipality in northern Honduras, where at least 10 workers were shot and killed. The resource-rich region has been affected by decades-long agrarian conflict.

A Moscow-born Russian gunman, residing in Donetsk, was killed by Ukrainian special forces after a shooting rampage in Kyiv that left six dead and 14 injured, including a 12-year-old boy. The attacker, who took hostages, set an apartment on fire, and was labeled a terrorist, had a valid weapons permit and prior criminal convictions. Ukrainian authorities are investigating his motives.