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Ukraine’s Zelensky warns of energy crisis, as Russia destroys power stations
Ukraine’s Zelensky warns of an energy crisis as Russia continues to destroy critical power stations
Ukraine’s Zelensky warns of an energy crisis as energy infrastructure is subject to further Russian attacks. The attacks have left more than a thousand towns and villages without power.
President Volodomyr Zelensky has confirmed 30 per cent of his country’s power stations have been destroyed in just eight days.
In the capital of Kyiv, many residents are also without access to basic services, including water following this week’s deadly blasts.
This comes as Kyiv’s mayor confirms three victims of these latest strikes were employees of “critical infrastructure”.
In total, five people have died as a result of seperate Russian bombardments on Monday and Tuesday.
New Russian commander
Russia’s new commander of the nation’s so-called ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine says the goal of the war is to create a Ukraine that is “friendly” to Russia and independent of the West.
He says “Russians and Ukrainians are one people”, and all Russia wants is the country to be independent of the West and NATO.
The individual, General Surovikin, began commanding Ukraine operations just one week ago.
He has labelled Russia’s campaign in Ukraine as “tense.”
Iran denies supplying weapons to Russia
It comes as officials in Iran slam claims their country is sending weapons, including the deadly kamikaze military drones, to Russia.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has “always opposed the continuation of the [Ukraine] war”.
Iran also confirming it remains committed to negotiating with Ukraine to resolve the accusations.
The U.S. says it will do everything in its power to prevent any future sales of such weapons of mass destruction.
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Trump’s UK visit sparks debate on US-UK relations, with implications for future transatlantic ties. Subscribe for more updates!
Trump’s UK visit sparks debate on US-UK relations, with implications for future transatlantic ties. Subscribe for more updates!
Donald Trump’s visit to the United Kingdom has dominated headlines, sparking debate about the state of US–UK relations. The former president’s high-profile trip is being closely managed by the British government, with many wondering what message he is trying to send to the world stage. Analysts suggest it could reshape the future of transatlantic ties.
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Trump and Republicans honour Charlie Kirk at Arizona memorial
Top Republicans, including Trump, honor Charlie Kirk at a memorial service amid political tensions sparked by his tragic death.
Top Republicans, including Trump, honor Charlie Kirk at a memorial service amid political tensions sparked by his tragic death.
Top Republicans, including President Donald Trump, gathered at Arizona’s State Farm Stadium to pay tribute to Charlie Kirk. The conservative activist was remembered in a memorial service following his tragic shooting death, which has sparked political tensions across the country.
Thousands of supporters, many dressed in patriotic colours, attended the service to celebrate Kirk’s contributions to the conservative movement. The event balanced political and religious tributes, with speakers urging attendees to carry on his legacy and continue the work he started.
Security was visibly heightened, with authorities preparing for protests and the charged atmosphere reflecting the polarised debate surrounding Kirk’s death. The memorial served as both a commemoration and a call to action for his supporters.
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Erika Kirk delivers emotional address at Charlie Kirk’s memorial:
Erika Kirk’s heartfelt memorial address: “He blinked and saw his Savior in paradise,” resonated with a cheering stadium.
Erika Kirk’s heartfelt memorial address: “He blinked and saw his Savior in paradise,” resonated with a cheering stadium.
Erika Kirk delivers emotional address at her late husband Charlie Kirk’s memorial:
“He blinked and saw his Savior in paradise.”
She started praying as everyone in the stadium cheered her.
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