The new Call of Duty video game depicts Moscow organising a North Korean invasion of the South to divert NATO's attention and launch operations in Europe.
The railway has announced the launch of three new cross-border services. Special attention is given to the route to Holm, which has been named after the outstanding Ukrainian historian.
A large-scale peaceful march took place in the Greek capital, during which participants demanded increased funding for state education, improved conditions in educational institutions, and higher wages for teachers.
The Southern District Military Court of the Russian Federation handed down verdicts to Nataliia Tseluiko and Muira Zdor, who were charged with preparing a terrorist act and high treason.
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court did not close the proceedings against the former head of the Khmelnytskyi Municipal Expertise and Qualification Service, ignoring lawyers' claims of judge recusal and allegations of obstruction of defence.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that his country is ready for new talks only after the lifting of the naval blockade and the US fulfilment of the June agreement.
According to a Fox News journalist, the entrepreneur considers the use of satellite communications for mid-strikes illegal, which may have caused the restrictions.
A serious threat has been discovered in the PHP programming language, allowing hackers to breach websites. As a result, the Netherlands and Finland have taken their official online resources offline.
Yuri Ushakov, aide to the President of the Russian Federation, disclosed information regarding the content of Vladimir Putin's meeting with US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. According to Ushakov, the Russian leader presented his American counterpart with what the Kremlin characterises as the objective picture of events on the line of combat contact.
Ushakov emphasised that Putin asserted that the military initiative is entirely on the side of Russian forces.
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