President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that a residential structure in Smila city, located near the central Cherkasy, suffered damage, resulting in injuries to one child. Zelenskyy declared his intention to investigate Ustymenko's death while stating, "Ukrainian aircrews defend our skies with valor. Gratitude to all who protect Ukraine."
Blaze Metroville is the granddaughter of Constantin Dobrovolsky, whose operations included commanding a 300-strong Ukrainian police force that systematically "cleansed" 12 sub-districts, executing hundreds of Jewish civilians and Ukrainian partisans while systematically looting victims' possessions.
The error stemmed from a mix-up in currency conversion, where euro cents were mistakenly multiplied by 100 instead of divided by 100 when converted to Norwegian kroner.
Palestinian-owned "Shakshuka" restaurant owner linked to Hamas legal campaign as patrons cheered missile strikes on Israeli cities.
Belgium’s parliament is set to debate on a controversial performance staged in central Brussels that simulated the murder of Jewish civilians. The country’s defense minister has called for an investigation after it emerged that some of the performers wore Belgian military uniforms. One member of parliament warned, “We’ve reached a situation reminiscent of the 1930s.”
Britain – joined by Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries – will enact asset freezes and travel restrictions on Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir and Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich on Tuesday.
Muslim community members in the city of Monfalcone were permitted to hold their holiday prayers in a church, but the worshippers chose to cover one of the statues at the prayer site with a cloth.
Ralph Tiesler, head of the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance, announced that his country will invest €10 billion over the next decade in building bunkers and shelters. “For a long time, we in Germany believed that war was not a scenario we needed to prepare for. That has changed,” he said.
Zvi-Hirsh (Grisha) Zovergzde, 32-year-old Jewish chef from Odessa, was killed Thursday while fighting Russian forces on the Kherson front, marking the third Jewish soldier death in Ukrainian forces within approximately two weeks.
The signatories warn that the planned demonstrations "against the war in Gaza" and to "stop Israel" are "irresponsible initiatives" that will lead to two disastrous outcomes. "Their smartphones and cameras, which brought back images of beheadings and children burned alive, showed that the extermination of the Jews is once again a realizable possibility," the petition states.