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Putin threatens strikes on Kyiv’s decision-making centres
Putin threatens to target Ukraine’s decision-making centers with hypersonic missiles in response to attacks on Russian territory.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia may target “decision-making centres” in Kyiv with the new Oreshnik hypersonic missile.
This remark follows Ukraine’s recent use of Western missiles against Russian territory.
Historically, Russia has not attacked Ukrainian government buildings during the ongoing conflict. Despite heavy air defenses in Kyiv, Putin claimed that the Oreshnik is uninterruptable, a statement met with skepticism from experts.
Putin mentioned that the Ministry of Defence is currently identifying targets that could include military and industrial sites, as well as decision-making centres in Kyiv.
His remarks were made at a summit in Kazakhstan, reasserting Russia’s stance to respond to Ukraine’s alleged use of U.S. ATACMS missiles.
In recent developments, Ukraine fired ATACMS into western Russia, prompting retaliatory strikes from Russia, which included the Oreshnik missile. Putin emphasized that the missile had comparable destructive power to a nuclear weapon but would not carry a nuclear warhead.
He claimed that Russia’s missile production capabilities outpace NATO’s by a significant margin and that several Oreshnik missiles are ready for deployment. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy condemned the missile attacks as severe escalations in the conflict.
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Man shot dead after breaching security at Mar a Lago
Man in 20s dies after breaching Mar-a-Lago, armed; Secret Service opened fire, citing no immediate danger inside.
Man in 20s dies after breaching Mar-a-Lago, armed; Secret Service opened fire, citing no immediate danger inside.
A man in his early 20s has been shot and killed after breaching the secure perimeter at President Trump’s Mar a Lago residence in Florida, according to the Secret Service. Officials say the president and first lady Melania Trump were in Washington DC at the time of the incident.
Authorities report the man was armed with a shotgun and a petrol canister when he approached the north gate. He was confronted by a sheriff’s deputy and two Secret Service agents who ordered him to drop the items before the situation rapidly escalated.
After putting down the petrol can, the man allegedly pointed the shotgun at officers, who then opened fire. Law enforcement says there was no immediate danger to anyone inside the property.
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Iran signals nuclear concessions as U.S. talks intensify
Iran may concede on its nuclear program for US recognition and sanctions relief, considering uranium exports and oil sector investments.
Iran may concede on its nuclear program for US recognition and sanctions relief, considering uranium exports and oil sector investments.
Iran is signalling it’s prepared to make concessions on its nuclear programme in exchange for U.S. recognition and sanctions relief, as fresh talks between Iran and the United States reveal deep divisions but renewed diplomatic momentum.
Tehran is reportedly considering sending its highly enriched uranium abroad and even forming a regional enrichment consortium to keep negotiations alive and avoid military escalation. Officials say an interim agreement could still be within reach despite the sticking points.
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UK police seek former aides’ insights on Prince Andrew
UK police contact ex-protection officers of Prince Andrew amid misconduct investigation linked to Jeffrey Epstein allegations
UK police contact ex-protection officers of Prince Andrew amid misconduct investigation linked to Jeffrey Epstein allegations
– Police seek former protection officers of Prince Andrew for info on alleged Epstein-related offences.
– Authorities consider removing Mountbatten-Windsor from royal succession after investigation conclusions.
The recent allegations stem from claims that Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential government documents with Epstein during his time as a trade envoy. The London Metropolitan Police is now identifying former officers who may assist in the ongoing investigation and has encouraged them to share any pertinent information.
Mountbatten-Windsor has denied wrongdoing in the Epstein matter.
In 2022, he settled a civil lawsuit filed in the U.S. by Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual abuse. Reports indicated he paid her approximately £12 million, a claim he denies.
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London authorities are reassessing previous decisions not to pursue criminal investigations related to Epstein’s activities.
Recent document releases from the U.S. government have prompted police to explore allegations of human trafficking involving Epstein at UK airports.
Police have been actively searching Mountbatten-Windsor’s residences as part of their investigation. His arrest marks an unprecedented event in modern royal history, raising significant public interest and concern in various countries.
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