In a fire at a military base in Canada, four people lost their lives, possibly as a result of an accident involving munitions. (translated)
"had no more ammunition. The LR-Nouvelle Énergie mayor of Limoges, Guillaume Guérin, claims that the police 'had no more ammunition' and that the fire at the town hall 'could have been avoided.'" #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Limoges (translated)
The LR-New Energy mayor of Limoges, Guillaume Guérin, stated that the police no longer had ammunition and that the fire at the town hall could have been avoided during a day marked by demonstrations against the high cost of living that led to various incidents in Paris and France. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Limoges (translated)

Jon De Lorraine shared images that he presented as having been filmed inside the town hall of Limoges before the tragedy. He claimed that the security forces were out of ammunition and attributed the images to Andycops. https://t.co/HXBzdnephs #Limoges #Urgent #Actualités (translated)
Impact reported, citing Amaury Brelet, that law enforcement in Paris is lacking ammunition and that the police prefecture is trying to urgently resupply them, while they are being forced to retreat. According to Impact, a police source described the situation as a "disaster." #Paris #Urgence #Sécurité (translated)
AlertesInfos stated, citing a police source with Amaury Brelet, that the priority of law enforcement was to protect the Élysée and its surroundings in Paris. The account added that the police were lacking ammunition and were forced to retreat, while the police prefecture was attempting to urgently resupply them. The source described the situation as a "disaster." #Paris #Sécurité #Urgence (translated)
Bastion reported information attributed to Amaury Brelet stating that law enforcement in Paris was low on ammunition and had to retreat in the face of rioters. He indicated that reinforcements were urgently requested and that the protection of the Élysée and its surroundings had become a priority. #Paris #Émeutes #Urgence (translated)
In Paris, Gaspard Glanz stated that the police were running low on ammunition and were beginning to use training smoke grenades simulating tear gas grenades. https://t.co/4TDUXOVXmH #Paris #Manifestation #Sécurité (translated)
Igor Levit wrote that a contribution from a working group of the Neukölln Left, featuring the party logo, advertised Kufiyas in Buchenwald and claimed that the memorial site provides ideological support for an ongoing genocide. He reminded that Jews had been murdered in Buchenwald and criticized that the commemoration of them was being portrayed as a weapon. Levit asked how the Greens and SPD could govern with the party in Berlin while reconciling this with their conscience. #Buchenwald #Gedenken #Genozid (translated)
The author said Kyiv had been living through such attacks for too long, and claimed Russia had launched another large-scale attack overnight on Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast and Kharkiv, involving 39 ballistic missiles and more than 120 drones and loitering munitions. The author reported that three people had been killed and 22 injured. https://t.co/63B9Uh0gQQ #Kyiv #Ukraine #StopTheWar #UA #RU
President Zelenskyy: "Since yesterday evening and up until now, Russia has attacked Ukraine with more than a hundred different weapons, including jet-powered drones, loitering munitions,&ballistic missiles. A significant number of these weapons were shot down. But unfortunately, not all of them⤵️
Regina Laska referred to the first full day of the "energy truce" announced by Donald Trump as a unilateral protection for Russian oil refineries. She wrote that Ukraine does not benefit from it, as only one refinery there is functioning at all. According to Laska, Russian rocket launchers shelled the village of Tscherkaske in the Donetsk region in the morning with cluster munitions. One projectile hit a residential building and killed a 13-year-old girl, her mother, and grandmother. In the evening, a Russian drone struck a 25-story residential building in Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of a 59-year-old woman and another person in a car outside the building. Seven people, including a 17-year-old girl, were injured; twelve cars were burned in the courtyard. Later that night, ballistic missiles hit Kyiv before the sirens had been activated. The Ukrainian Air Force stated, according to Laska, that they had not received any information about the launches. In Kharkiv, around ten missiles hit the area, injuring at least eleven people, including a rescue worker. Laska pointed to reports that a White House official told Axios that the truce concerns oil refineries; discussions about power plants could take place later. A Ukrainian government representative reported that Trump's negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, had threatened to end U.S. intelligence sharing during a meeting in Miami on Friday. Two other individuals told the Kyiv Independent that Washington would hold Kyiv responsible for attacks on Russian energy facilities during the truce and would then stop the exchange of intelligence information and arms purchases through PURL. A U.S. official denied this, stating that the Ukrainians had only been told that the U.S. is an important supplier of ammunition and intelligence information and that Ukraine should not do anything that would harm American consumers. After the nighttime rocket attacks, there were suspicions online that the U.S. had withheld early warning data; according to Laska, there is no evidence of this. The advisor to the Ukrainian president, Serhij Beskrestnow, stated that partner services had also not detected earlier launches of S-400 missiles. Laska wrote that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated he had nothing to share regarding the truce, but also said that Russia did not want a ceasefire. Trump responded to reporters' objections that Russia and Ukraine had denied a ceasefire by saying both sides had agreed because he had said so. According to Laska, Kyiv learned of its own agreement on the internet on Sunday. She characterized the arrangement as a unilateral protection of Russian refineries and accused the Russian regime of committing war crimes daily in the fifth year of the war. #Ukraine #Russland #Trump (translated)
In northern Israel, a high school student was killed by unexploded ordnance during a field trip near the Lebanese border. #ProblèmesDeChargement #NavigationInternet #SolutionsTechniques (translated)
A teenager was killed and about twenty others were injured during an explosion caused by an unexploded ordnance during a school trip in northern Israel, near the border with Lebanon. #Israël #explosion #sécurité (translated)

After the fatal shot during a GSG 9 exercise in May, where a federal police officer was killed by accidentally using the wrong ammunition, the Lübeck public prosecutor's office has applied for a subpoena for negligent homicide against the shooter. #GSG9 #tödlicherUnfall #Strafbefehl (translated)
During a GSG 9 exercise, a fatal incident occurred after a marksman accidentally used live ammunition instead of blank cartridges, prompting the Lübeck Public Prosecutor's Office to seek a penalty order for negligent homicide. #GSG9 #TödlicherVorfall #Bundespolizei (translated)

Nico Lange criticized a proposal by AfD and BSW in the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt regarding peace talks. He wrote that Russia had attacked Ukraine and should not be rewarded for it. Ukraine has been ready for an unconditional and comprehensive ceasefire since March 2025, but Russia has not been so far. Therefore, pressure must be exerted on Moscow, Lange said. Arms deliveries do not necessarily extend the war, he argued. Germany is supplying air defense systems and ammunition that protect people and infrastructure. Ending support could weaken Ukraine's defense and make further waves of migration to Germany more likely. Lange also considered a complete lifting of sanctions against Russia before negotiations to be diplomatically unprofessional. The federal government supports a negotiated end to the war; it is crucial to move Russia towards a sustainable ceasefire and serious talks, he wrote. #Frieden #UkrainischerKonflikt #Diplomatie (translated)
As part of Operation Vivaldi, the Ukrainian army is using ground robots to clear roads, transport ammunition, and carry out attacks, illustrating a new technological approach on the battlefield confronting the Russian army around Lyman. #GuerreEnUkraine #RobotsMilitaires #InnovationTechnologique (translated)

Jaf gave an overview of the first day of the Marrakech Air Show. He wrote that Morocco would acquire South Korean FA-50 planes and that the Kingdom and Harmattan AI would jointly produce 55,000 drones. He also indicated that the two parties would design, develop, and manufacture a new attack drone, named Irifi, which he claimed would have a range of 2,000 kilometers. Jaf added that the Moroccan company MMI was now manufacturing guided missiles, remote-operated turret systems, mortar systems, and loitering munitions. He also reported the participation of the F-35 at the Air Show for the first time, estimating that this would fuel rumors. He finally praised what he described as a strong acceleration of the Kingdom's military industry. #MarrakechAirShow #IndustrieMilitaire #Maroc (translated)
GFrei.News reported that the German Chancellor claims Germany is at war with Russia. August 4 is treated as if Germany were attacked on that day like on September 11. The author described the alleged defense of a Russian combat drone by a bus driver with a bicycle kick and noted that the man was never seen again and his name became unknown. He mockingly speculated that the bus driver had been abducted by aliens and questioned whether the incident actually happened. Additionally, GFrei.News claimed that Russia has not retaliated so far because it expects a soon dissolution of the federal government. This, he hopes, will be replaced by a government with which Russia can negotiate again. He disparaged the current government. https://t.co/vvz2on8Kkh #Deutschland #Krieg #Russland (translated)