Overnight Russian strikes killed at least 15 people across Ukraine, including nine in a residential building in Pryluky. Zelensky said energy infrastructure was a key target, but did not say whether it was hit.
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Vice President JD Vance is calling for a meaningful reduction in Iran’s uranium enrichment capacity, a narrower demand than President Trump’s earlier insistence on no enrichment. Sanctions, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and regional fighting remain obstacles to an agreement.
A Washington state resident faces a U.S. conspiracy charge over alleged assistance to the attacker who killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. Prosecutors say he provided money and advice and offered to help livestream the shooting.
Bulgaria is searching for the crew of a cargo ship sunk by drones in the Black Sea. Rescuers evacuated all 18 people from a second vessel hit in Bulgaria’s exclusive economic zone.
Britain is trying to prevent Israel from closing its East Jerusalem consulate on Thursday in retaliation for UK sanctions targeting Israeli settlements. Israeli media report that Britain could respond by expelling up to 27 Israeli diplomats.
British police have made a seventh arrest in an investigation near RAF Fairford. The US has moved bombers from the base, citing threats, but it is unclear whether the move is connected to the arrests.
Indian opposition lawmakers were briefly detained during a New Delhi march demanding the resignation of the election chief. Protesters say a nationwide voter list revision risks excluding eligible voters; the Election Commission denies wrongdoing.
Saudi-backed Yemeni forces claim control of a key Red Sea strait and the port of Mokha, but the Houthis deny the losses and other accounts leave the city’s status uncertain. The offensive has brought further strikes in Yemen and Saudi Arabia.