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thehindu.comZelenskyy Calls on EU to Begin Ukraine Accession Process
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told EU leaders that associate membership would leave Ukraine without voting rights. He called the proposal unfair and said full accession talks should begin now.
Le MondeOccupied Oleshky and Ukrainian-Controlled Kherson Remain Separated by Dnipro River
Residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky continue to cross into Ukrainian-controlled Kherson at personal risk. The Dnipro River now forms the frontline between the two towns.
IRGC Gains Prominent Role in Iran's Leadership After Supreme Leader's Death Amid U.S.-Israel War
Two months into a war with the U.S. and Israel, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has taken a dominant role in decision-making. The new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, primarily legitimizes decisions by IRGC generals. This shift marks a break from the traditional structu…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewUkrainian Action Film 'Killhouse' Released, Inspired by Real Drone Rescue During Ongoing Conflict
The action thriller Killhouse, directed by Liubomyr Levytskyi, premiered in Kyiv this week, drawing on a true account of civilians saved by Ukrainian drone operators amid the ongoing war. The film features cameos from notable figures and incorporates real combat drone footage. Ma…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewRussian Strike on Dnipro Building Kills Two, Injures 21; Ukrainian Drones Wound One in Russia
A Russian strike on a residential building in Dnipro killed two people and injured 21, with five believed missing. President Volodymyr Zelensky reported four deaths and 30 injuries from overnight strikes across Ukraine. European Union leaders approved new sanctions against Russia…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewDoctors Without Borders Aid Worker Describes Treating Civilian Injuries in Lebanon War
An aid worker with Doctors Without Borders described treating severe injuries among civilians in Lebanon amid the recent war. Cases include a young woman who lost both legs and suffered kidney failure, and a migrant woman paralyzed after a family-killing strike. The accounts high…
middleeasteye.netMehrabad International Airport in Tehran Damaged by U.S. and Israeli Strikes
Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran has been damaged following strikes by the U.S. and Israel during an ongoing war. The airport is Iran's oldest and busiest domestic facility, handling over 15 million passengers annually. Images shared by @MarioNawfal show the current state…
dw.comUkraine Repairs Druzhba Pipeline, Resuming Russian Oil Flows to Europe Amid EU Loan Negotiations
Ukraine is set to restart Russian oil transport to Europe through the Druzhba pipeline it controls, following repairs completed on April 22, 2026. This step fulfills a deal to gain approval for a €90 billion EU loan aimed at funding its military efforts against Russia. Hungary an…
pakistantoday.com.pkIran Conflict Reaches 50 Days, Removing 500 Million Barrels of Oil from Global Market
A war involving Iran has endured for 50 days, resulting in $50 billion in lost oil value. An estimated 500 million barrels of oil have failed to reach the market due to the conflict. The disruption is affecting South oil demand.