Massive Gas Station Explosion Injures At Least 20 In Rome
The explosion was heard across the Italian capital, sending up a huge cloud of dark smoke and fire visible from several areas of the city.
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Russia Hammers Kyiv In Largest Missile And Drone Barrage Since Ukraine War Began
âIt was a harsh, sleepless night,â Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
Israel Is Using Starvation To Commit Genocide In Gaza, New Amnesty Report Says
The report specifically calls out Israel's ongoing aid blockade and near-daily killings of desperate Palestinians at militarized aid distribution sites.
U.S. Contractors Are Firing Live Ammo As Palestinians Seek Food In Gaza: AP Sources
Two U.S. contractors told the Associated Press they were disturbed by the dangerous and irresponsible practices of their colleagues as they guard aid distribution sites.
U.S. Won’t Send Some Weapons Pledged To Ukraine Following A Pentagon Review Of Military Assistance
The U.S. is halting some shipments of air defense missiles to Ukraine amid concerns that its own stockpiles of such supplies have declined too much, officials said.
Hundreds Of Palestinian Health Workers Remain Unlawfully Detained By Israel: NGOs
The U.N. and aid groups say the disappearance and torture of Palestinian medical workers is part of Israel's wider attack on Gaza's health care system.
Iran Releases Death Toll Of Israelâs Evin Prison Attack As Officials Remain Suspicious Of Ceasefire
The June 23 attack hit several prison buildings and prompted concerns from rights groups about the safety of the inmates.
Around 100,000 March In Budapest Pride In Open Defiance Of Hungary’s Ban
The march began at Budapest City Hall and wound through the city center before crossing the capital's Erzsébet Bridge over the Danube River.
