Russia has attacked Zaporizhzhia with KAB bombs: one person has been killed and others have been injured

The Russian marketplace Wildberries has removed the ‘Everything for the Armed Forces’ tag from its website, which had previously been used to find over 200,000 military-related products. The changes came following a series of strikes on the company’s logistics centres. The products themselves have not been taken off sale — they have simply been moved to other categories

On the morning of 24 July, the Russian city of Kirov came under rocket attack. According to preliminary reports, the strike hit ‘Avitek’, a company belonging to the Russian military-industrial complex. Following this, local residents began accusing the authorities of failing to issue a warning of the danger, providing inadequate protection for workers and possibly concealing the true number of fatalities.

In Germany, law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale operation to locate a man suspected of driving a van into a crowd near the Berlin Pride (Christopher Street Day) events in central Berlin. One person was killed in the attack and a further 16 were injured, several of whom are in a critical condition

On the night of 26 July, Typhoon Noul made landfall on the coast of the southern Chinese province of Guangdong. Due to the bad weather, the authorities evacuated more than 715,000 residents, suspended train services in the region and cancelled hundreds of flights

On the morning of 26 July, an earthquake measuring 2.8 on the Richter scale was recorded in the Lviv region. Its epicentre was located within the Pustomyty urban community in the Lviv district

The Israeli military carried out an air strike on a vehicle in the town of Deir al-Balah in the central part of the Gaza Strip. According to Palestinian sources, the attack killed two senior officials from the internal security service, which is controlled by Hamas.

The Russian marketplace Wildberries has removed the ‘Everything for the Armed Forces’ tag from its website, which had previously been used to find over 200,000 military-related products. The changes came following a series of strikes on the company’s logistics centres. The products themselves have not been taken off sale — they have simply been moved to other categories

British intelligence believes that the Kremlin may resort to a direct provocation against NATO in the coming months. According to sources, Russian President Vladimir Putin may attempt to test the reaction of the new UK government, as well as take advantage of the fact that US President Donald Trump’s attention is focused on the situation surrounding Iran

On 25 July, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian merchant vessel in the Caspian Sea had resulted in the death of one seafarer and the injury of another

Russia will not agree to a ‘freeze’ on the war in Ukraine until it has achieved its objectives. This position of the Kremlin was set out by the Russian President’s spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, following talks between Vladimir Putin and the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev

The Israeli military carried out an air strike on a vehicle in the town of Deir al-Balah in the central part of the Gaza Strip. According to Palestinian sources, the attack killed two senior officials from the internal security service, which is controlled by Hamas.

On the morning of 24 July, the Russian city of Kirov came under rocket attack. According to preliminary reports, the strike hit ‘Avitek’, a company belonging to the Russian military-industrial complex. Following this, local residents began accusing the authorities of failing to issue a warning of the danger, providing inadequate protection for workers and possibly concealing the true number of fatalities.

In Germany, law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale operation to locate a man suspected of driving a van into a crowd near the Berlin Pride (Christopher Street Day) events in central Berlin. One person was killed in the attack and a further 16 were injured, several of whom are in a critical condition

On the night of 26 July, Typhoon Noul made landfall on the coast of the southern Chinese province of Guangdong. Due to the bad weather, the authorities evacuated more than 715,000 residents, suspended train services in the region and cancelled hundreds of flights

On the morning of 26 July, an earthquake measuring 2.8 on the Richter scale was recorded in the Lviv region. Its epicentre was located within the Pustomyty urban community in the Lviv district