Seven experts warned of the risk of the war spreading from Ukraine, highlighting potential threats in the Baltic states and Poland, while analyzing the unusual visit of the CIA director to Moscow to warn about aggressive Russian operations and testing the limits of NATO. (translated)
Vladimir Putin stated at the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum that there are still chances for a peace agreement with Ukraine, but that Russian companies must finance their own defense while warning about the dangers of conflict and threats from the West. (translated)
The new director of WWF Adria, Loris Palentini, warns about the impossibility of cleaning PFAS contamination in Gospić, emphasizing the need for stricter laws and oversight due to the ongoing threat to ecological balance. (translated)
At the press conference, Vladimir Putin sharply responded to the statement made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about closing the skies over Russia, warning of the possibility of mass attacks on energy facilities in Ukraine in response to those threats. (translated)
After repeated American attacks on Iran due to attempted attacks by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Tehran responded with missile strikes on American military bases in Iraq and Jordan, threatening that the United States would regret its actions. (translated)
Analyst Tonči Tadić warns that recent nuclear threats from Russia are a clear sign that Putin's circle understands they are losing the war, highlighting reasons why the use of tactical nuclear weapons is unlikely despite constant provocations. (translated)
The Belgrade police are conducting an urgent investigation due to a death threat against the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, which was posted on Instagram along with an offer of 600,000 euros and Serbian passports for his murder. (translated)
Slovakia has removed new speed surveillance cameras due to suspicion of Russian espionage and potential cyber threats, after experts discovered hidden communication capabilities in the equipment associated with numbers from St. Petersburg and Siberia. (translated)
American forces struck two Iranian launch systems on Larak Island, prompting retaliation threats from Tehran after Iran announced that soldiers and civilians were among the casualties of the attack. (translated)
In Nepal, there has been a catastrophic glacial collapse that caused a flash flood, with tragic consequences, while experts warn of similar threats in the Alps due to climate change and cascading processes. (translated)
Serbian hackers from the INF group claim to have infiltrated the Croatian judicial system and published personal data of tens of thousands of citizens, with threats that this is just the beginning, while security agencies are dealing with the consequences and investigating the attackers' identities. (translated)
Plans to expedite civil protection and domestic defense in a European country due to the rising threat from Russia have been moved from 2035 to 2030, while authorities are preparing an informative campaign for citizens about potential risks and necessary precautions. (translated)
CIA chief John Ratcliffe made an unexpected visit to Moscow, where, according to analysts, he delivered an urgent message to the Kremlin about Russia's escalation against Europe and NATO, while American officials hope to warn of potential threats and open channels for negotiations on a ceasefire in Iran. (translated)
The American Secret Service is investigating threats from Iranian state television that suggest a possible assassination plan for Barron Trump, the youngest son of the former president, in the context of rising hostile rhetoric between the United States and Iran during the conflict that began in February. (translated)
Former financial analyst Darren Shida Zhou from Florida made threats and plans for violence against his ex-girlfriend in conversations with ChatGPT, which led to a warning to OpenAI and his arrest after the messages were forwarded to the FBI, and he later pleaded guilty to threats and stalking. (translated)
The Russian submarine Habarovsk, weighing about 10,000 tons and designed to carry six Poseidon nuclear underwater drones, has recently begun testing in the White Sea, attracting increased attention from military analysts due to the potential threat it poses, including the possibility of causing massive destruction on enemy shores. (translated)
The Iranian state television published a video tracking 20-year-old Barron Trump and claims that a reward of 9 million euros has been offered for his assassination, along with details about his movements and security, while the American Secret Service investigates these threats. (translated)
Iranian state television broadcast a disturbing video threatening the life of Barron Trump, the youngest son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, offering a reward of $10 million for his elimination, which has prompted a response from U.S. intelligence agencies investigating the threats directed at the Trump family. (translated)
The Iranian state television aired a controversial footage tracking Barron Trump's movements and containing threats about his assassination, along with stating a reward of 10 million dollars for it, while the U.S. Secret Service is investigating the situation regarding security. (translated)
Germany is planning an investment of 12 billion euros for the development of long-range cruise missiles with the aim of strengthening its military capabilities and deterring potential Russian threats, but funding for this plan has not yet been approved by parliament. (translated)
