General Colonel Anton Grunis, who recently received the highest decoration from Putin, was killed in a nighttime attack in the Donetsk region, according to Ukrainian sources, while the Russian Ministry of Defense confirms his death. (translated)
Pavel Tykač tvrdil, že musel koupit Mafru, aby nevznikl druhý Deník N. Takže na iDnes se nedočtete, že Pavel Tykač nedodržel původní domluvu se státem o odškodnění obcí dotčených jeho těžbou. Nedozvíte se ani to, že Horní Jiřetín bude pykat za to, že nemlčel. https://t.co/YTgSndCCHP Tak si to musíte přečíst u nás. https://t.co/EsAeGGcpDP #media #demokracie #politika
Historian Jan Valášek refutes speculation about the use of chemical warfare agents such as mustard gas in Šumava, stating that only harmless replicas were used during military exercises, which was also confirmed by laboratory tests. (translated)
The Ukrainian army claims to have killed Russian General Anton Grunise, who informed President Putin about the capture of Kostiantynivka in July, and according to a Ukrainian commander, the general was eliminated in his night shelter in the occupied territory of Donetsk. (translated)
Tahle představa (dnes prezentovaná Lavrovem), že by si Evropa v případě války nechala na hlavu nasypat atomovky a Rusku by se nic nestalo, to je fascinující halucinace. Mimochodem - k jeho prvním slovům - on taky v lednu 2022 tvrdil, že Rusko nenapadne Ukrajinu... https://t.co/oBIVq5abvx #Rusko #Evropa #válka
Merz tvrdí, že pokud Rusko vyhraje válku na Ukrajině, hrozí Evropě „nepředvídatelné následky“. Jediné nepředvídatelné následky, které hrozí, jsou ale pád evropské byrokratické oligarchie, pokles cen plynu, ropy, potravin a dalších komodit. No,... z toho jde opravdu velká hrůza. #Rusko #Ukrajina #Evropa
The Israeli response to the film "NAZA" is attracting more global attention than the film itself, diplomats say. Diplomats and sources from the (Israeli) Ministry of Foreign Affairs report that (Israeli) government threats against the filmmakers have further increased media interest in the film, which so far... (translated)
At a time when Canada is engaged in a tough trade war with the USA, Ursula von der Leyen proposed that Canada become the first associated member of the EU. The aim is to create a deeper security and economic framework between the EU and Canada, from technology to defense and raw materials. (translated)
The Saudi air defense shot down a drone heading for Mecca, while Yemen's Houthi Shiite movement accused Riyadh of disinformation and claimed that a Saudi fighter jet itself was destroyed. (translated)
The first five months of the war with Iran cost the USA 38 billion dollars, while the Department of Defense and the administration of Donald Trump continue to deny claims of ammunition shortages and assert that they have enough supplies to meet strategic goals. (translated)
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun wants a security agreement with Israel that would end the state of hostility and open the way for peace. Lebanon and Israel are already engaged in direct negotiations, and another round of US-mediated talks is scheduled for October in Rome. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that more than 60 Ukrainian companies are working on the development of interceptors for the new fast Russian drones, but previous tests have shown serious challenges in their controllability. (translated)
The Taliban moral police detained at least eight women in Kabul over the weekend, while some sources claim that the number of detained women was even 20, including pregnant women, and the incidents were recorded in videos that emerged on social media. (translated)
Donald Trump criticized the decision of the United States Supreme Court, which rejected tightening the rules for mail-in voting, claiming that the court is under the influence of the radical left and its decision will harm the future of the country. (translated)
Ukraine continues its intense attacks on Russian refineries, while a ceasefire is being rejected by Russia, and both presidents are commenting on the situation, with Ukraine claiming it would be open to a ceasefire from its side. (translated)
Police officer Martin Juhás, who recorded meetings of the chairman of Smer, Robert Fico, and his associates at a hunting lodge, claims that he would not be in court if he had destroyed the recordings, and he is facing charges of abusing power as a public official, while his defense questions why he is the only one accused when the wiretaps were approved by the prosecutor and the court. (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš ordered the deployment of soldiers to Šumava for the ecological remediation of the former military area of Dobrá Voda, which has drawn criticism from experts who claim that the army is not qualified for this work and that its deployment is unjustified. (translated)
Slovak hygienists detected high pH in Natura mineral water bottled in the Czech Republic, which raised suspicions of the presence of corrosive substances, while Czech hygiene officials claim that the problematic batch is not present in the country. (translated)
Tourists accused the staff at the Gava Waterman Milna Resort hotel of abandoning them during a major fire in Brač, claiming that locked doors prevented them from escaping as the fire spread around them. (translated)
The way American President D. Trump manipulates reality is breathtaking. For example, he now claims that the war in Ukraine (which has been going on since 2022) is the culprit for the rapid increase in oil and gas prices in recent days (and thus "his Iranian adventure" apparently plays no role). The culprit (translated)
