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  1. Russia announces Sarmat missile entering active service

    Vladimir Putin has announced that Russia's Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, known in NATO reporting as Satan-2, is being deployed with strategic forces. Putin described it as the most powerful nuclear missile in the world. The announcement follows years of delayed testing and comes amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine. No independent verification of operational status has been provided.

  2. California Mayor Resigns After Admitting China Agency

    Eileen Wang, mayor of a California city, has resigned after acknowledging she acted as an agent of the Chinese government. Wang's admission raises questions about the extent of foreign influence in local US politics. Her departure follows growing federal scrutiny of undisclosed ties between elected officials and foreign states.

  3. UAE Conducted Secret Strikes Against Iran in April

    The United Arab Emirates carried out covert military strikes against Iran in April 2026, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets. Saudi Arabia is also named in connection with the operations. The strikes reportedly targeted Iranian assets and pro-Iran militia positions in Iraq. Neither government has publicly confirmed involvement.

  4. Cuba declares total fuel exhaustion amid protests

    The Cuban government has announced it has run out of diesel and fuel entirely, triggering widespread power outages across the island. Authorities attributed the shortage to US sanctions, while residents took to the streets in protest. The collapse marks a severe deterioration of an energy crisis that has been building for years, leaving ordinary Cubans without reliable electricity or transport.

    "Cuba says it is completely out of diesel and fuel."

  5. Taiwan civilians drill as Trump-Xi summit nears

    Ahead of a planned summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing, civilian groups in Taiwan are conducting invasion preparedness drills. The training reflects anxiety among Taiwanese residents about how a high-level US-China meeting might affect security commitments to the island. The summit is expected to cover trade, Taiwan's status, and Iran, with outcomes that could reshape policy across all three areas.

    "Civilians in Taiwan are training for a Chinese invasion as their leaders watch from the sidelines of a summit they have no seat at."

  6. Report documents Hamas sexual violence on October 7

    Israel has released a report detailing what it describes as widespread sexual violence carried out by Hamas during the October 7 attack. The document outlines cases affecting Israeli civilians, including women and girls, at multiple sites along the Gaza border. The findings add to earlier accounts gathered by UN investigators and journalists who had previously reported on similar patterns of abuse.

    "Hamas carried out sexual violence on a large scale during the October 7 attack."

  7. Iran Expands Claimed Strategic Zone Around Hormuz

    Iran's military has broadened its declared strategic zone in the Strait of Hormuz, tightening control over one of the world's most critical oil transit routes. After two months of blockade activity, only nine of 53 detained vessels have been permitted to leave. The move places US naval forces and commercial shipping under sustained pressure at a chokepoint through which roughly a fifth of global oil supply passes.

    "After two months of blockade, only nine of 53 detained ships have been allowed to leave Hormuz."

  8. Iran legislator warns of weapons-grade enrichment if attacked

    An Iranian parliamentarian has said Iran could enrich uranium to 90 percent purity if the country faces further military strikes. That level of enrichment is consistent with weapons-grade material and would represent a significant escalation beyond Iran's current program. The statement adds pressure to ongoing diplomatic efforts and raises concern among international nonproliferation bodies.

    "Iran could enrich uranium to 90 percent if it suffers new attacks."

  9. Peru prosecutor seeks jail for runoff candidate

    Peru's public prosecutor's office has requested a five-year prison sentence for Roberto Sánchez, a left-wing presidential candidate, on the same day he advanced to the second round of the 2026 election. The timing has drawn attention to the intersection of legal proceedings and electoral politics in the country. Sánchez has not been convicted, and the request must still be considered by a court.

    "The prosecutor's office requested five years in prison for the leftist candidate expected to reach the second round."

  10. Pentagon counts cost of Iran strikes

    US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been assessing the financial and operational toll of American military involvement in strikes against Iran. The operations drew in US assets across the Middle East at significant expense to taxpayers. Meanwhile, Israel and the UAE offered conflicting accounts of whether secret diplomatic meetings took place during the conflict, adding a layer of uncertainty to the regional picture.

    "Israel says it met secretly with the UAE during the war against Iran; the UAE denies it."

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