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  1. Iran Claims It Turned Back US Naval Vessels

    Iranian authorities say their forces prevented American naval ships from entering the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway through which roughly a fifth of the world's oil passes. The US has not confirmed the account. The incident adds friction to already strained relations between Washington and Tehran, with both sides maintaining military postures in the Gulf region.

  2. Maduro's Son Feared Father Would Die in US Custody

    Nicolás Maduro's son has said the family believed his father might die after the United States took the deposed Venezuelan leader into custody. The statement offers a rare glimpse into the family's reaction to the arrest. Maduro, who ruled Venezuela for over a decade, is now held by US authorities following his removal from power.

    "We thought he was going to die, said Maduro's son of his father's capture by the United States."

  3. Russia threatens Kiev strike if ceasefire breaks

    Russia announced a temporary ceasefire while simultaneously threatening a 'massive strike' against Kiev if Ukraine violates the truce ordered by Putin. Separate missile strikes on a commercial area and the Kharkiv region killed at least 11 civilians during the announced pause. Ukraine declared its own distinct ceasefire terms, leaving the two sides operating under incompatible conditions. The divergence raises doubts about whether either truce will hold.

    "Russia threatened a massive strike against Kiev should Ukraine break the truce — even as its missiles were already landing on Ukrainian cities."

  4. Cruise ship detained after three hantavirus deaths

    Argentine and Cape Verdean authorities have detained a cruise ship carrying approximately 150 passengers and crew near Cape Verde following three deaths suspected to be caused by hantavirus. Health and maritime regulators are holding the vessel while an investigation proceeds. Hantavirus is typically transmitted through contact with infected rodents and is not commonly associated with shipboard outbreaks.

    "A ship carrying 150 people has been held near Cape Verde under suspicion of a hantavirus outbreak."

  5. Hezbollah Drone Strike Kills Israeli Soldier in Lebanon

    A Hezbollah drone attack killed at least one Israeli soldier and wounded several others in Lebanon. The strike is among the latest in an ongoing exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. Lebanese authorities report the cumulative death toll from Israeli strikes in Lebanon has passed 2,600. Both sides continue to sustain casualties with no ceasefire in sight.

    "The number of people killed in Israeli strikes has passed 2,600, according to Lebanon."

  6. Israel expands F-35 and F-15 fleet for 2026

    Israel is proceeding with a significant purchase of F-35 and F-15 fighter jets, with deliveries expected around 2026. The acquisition, overseen by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, is intended to strengthen the Israeli Air Force's operational capacity against regional threats, including Iran. The deal reflects ongoing tensions in the Middle East following missile and drone exchanges involving Iranian-aligned forces.

  7. US to escort vessels through Strait of Hormuz

    President Donald Trump announced that the United States will begin guiding ships through the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday. The move responds to disruptions affecting commercial shipping and oil markets in one of the world's most critical maritime chokepoints. No details were given on the naval assets involved or the legal framework for the operation.

    "The US will guide ships held up in the Strait of Hormuz beginning this Monday."

  8. Children sexually assaulted in São Paulo gang attack

    São Paulo state police in Jundiaí apprehended suspects, including at least one juvenile, following the gang sexual assault of two children. Investigators described the video evidence as deeply disturbing. The case drew attention after suspects reportedly told police the assault was a joke that went too far. Charges are proceeding under Brazilian child protection law.

    "Suspects told police it was 'a joke that got out of hand.'"

  9. Iran says US responded to nuclear peace proposal

    Iran's ambassador stated the country has received a US response to its diplomatic proposal, though he cautioned that any agreement depends on a change in American behaviour. The exchange marks a rare moment of direct communication between the two governments on nuclear matters. The outcome of the talks would affect both nations and broader regional stability.

    "Any agreement depends on a change in behaviour from the United States, Iran's ambassador said."

  10. Small plane hits building in Belo Horizonte, three dead

    A small aircraft crashed into a building in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, killing three people. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident. The incident caused damage to the structure it struck, though the full extent of injuries to building occupants has not been confirmed in early reports.

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