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Ukraine's weakened air defenses allowed many Russian missiles to go unintercepted, including one that struck Anastasiia's home. The attack was described as the 'scariest night' due to the failure to prevent missile strikes.

Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton is recovering in the hospital after reports he self-harmed during a livestream. Miami police confirmed he was safely recovered from his home.

Sharif Ahmadzai, an Afghan boxer, is being held in connection with the death of Elisabeth Jane Ross, a woman from Edinburgh. He appeared in court regarding the case.

Police raided Starbucks Korea's headquarters following complaints that the company trivialized the Gwangju Uprising through its 'Tank Day' promotion. People accused Starbucks of making light of the deadly historical event.

A Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv killed one person and injured others. Kyiv's military administration reported that Russia is conducting a large-scale attack, targeting residential buildings.

An armed man with armor-piercing bullets was arrested near President Trump's California golf course. The arrest occurred shortly before Trump was scheduled to host a fundraising dinner at the location.

A wave of elephant deaths in Kenya has been blamed on pesticides, though experts express doubt. The BBC reported that specialists are skeptical about the cause of the deaths.

A grandmother in Colombia subjected her baby to female genital mutilation (FGM), which is still practiced by some members of an indigenous group. Colombia has enacted a landmark bill banning the practice.

More than 150 migrants were rescued after a boat caught fire in the English Channel while attempting to cross to the UK, according to French authorities.

A deadly landslide struck a mountain monastery in Ethiopia during an overnight prayer service, causing rocks and earth to crash onto those present, according to authorities.

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) has launched a paid service allowing Wall Street firms to access influential accounts on Truth Social. The service, called the Truth API, provides financial institutions with data from the platform's most prominent users.

A soldier killed four people in a gun rampage in Russian-occupied Crimea. The region's Moscow-installed governor reported the gunman was detained after firing at fellow soldiers and civilians.

A Malaysian pilot was arrested at Jakarta airport after being found with 70,000 ecstasy pills (around 26kg) hidden in his luggage.

A SpaceX rocket is set to collide with the Moon, an event astronomers believe could serve as a useful accident for scientific study. The Moon has historically endured numerous impacts, and this collision is seen as another potential data point for research.

Five people were killed in Moscow region due to Ukrainian strikes on warehouses. Facilities in St Petersburg and Tver were also attacked, while at least one person was killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine.

Wildfires in France's Le Porge village revealed hundreds of World War II-era shells, with explosions during the fires believed to have been caused by the old munitions.

US states are suing to block Trump's tariffs, which were imposed due to claims that 60 US trading partners failed to address forced labor. The tariffs impact dozens of countries.

A high-speed police chase through Ipswich and Brisbane in Queensland, Australia, concluded with two arrests.

A cyber attack on water systems in seven U.S. states is suspected to be linked to Iran, despite President Donald Trump's denial. Cyber experts, however, suggest Iran likely carried out the attack based on their analysis.

The EU has called for stronger borders following increased migrant crossings in Ceuta. Ursula von der Leyen has urged action ahead of an urgent meeting of EU interior ministers to address the issue.