# Emergency events
Explosions in Mykolaiv and Dnipro: seven police officers injured, incident in Mykolaiv classified as a terrorist attack
On the evening of 23 February, an explosion occurred at a disused petrol station in Mykolaiv, injuring seven law enforcement officers. A few hours later, another explosion occurred at a police administrative building in Dnipro.
The leader of the CJNG drug cartel has been eliminated in Mexico: riots have swept across the country
In Mexico, one of the world's most wanted drug traffickers, Nemesio Ochoa, known as "El Mencho," was killed during a military operation. This was followed by mass unrest in regions linked to the cartel.
A police officer was killed and 24 people were injured in explosions in Lviv
On the night of 22 February, two explosions occurred in Lviv after patrol officers arrived at the scene of a reported break-in at a shop. A 23-year-old policewoman was killed and 24 other people were injured.
Trump accused Obama of leaking classified information about aliens and ordered the declassification of UFO files.
US President Donald Trump said that Barack Obama allegedly disclosed classified information when he spoke about the existence of aliens, and instructed federal agencies to begin the process of releasing materials about UFOs and extraterrestrial life.
The US military operation in the Caribbean region has already cost nearly $3 billion.
The US operation around Venezuela, which ended with the capture of President Nicolas Maduro, was accompanied by a large-scale deployment of the navy and air force. According to Bloomberg's estimates, since August 2025, the cost of the deployment has approached $3 billion, reaching over $20 million per day at its peak.
Avalanche hits railway line in Switzerland: passenger train derails, casualties reported
In the canton of Valais in south-western Switzerland, an avalanche caused a passenger train to derail. According to preliminary data, five people were injured and traffic on the section has been temporarily suspended.
In Norway, searches conducted at former Council of Europe secretary general's home in connection with Epstein case
The Norwegian Economic Crime Authority is investigating Thorbjørn Jagland, who has been named as a suspect in a case involving serious corruption offences linked to American financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Two US Navy ships collided off the coast of South America during refuelling
The American destroyer USS Truxtun collided with the supply ship USNS Supply during a refuelling operation at sea. As a result of the incident, two servicemen suffered minor injuries, both ships continued on their way, and the causes of the accident are being investigated.
The Vulcan Centaur rocket launched space surveillance satellites into orbit for the US military.
The Vulcan Centaur rocket made its fourth launch and delivered two GSSAP satellites for the US Space Force into geostationary orbit. The mission launched on 12 February at 4:22 a.m. Eastern Time from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
A scheme involving the illegal transportation of men through Transnistria for $7,500 was uncovered in Odessa.
Operatives from the Odessa Border Guard Detachment shut down a channel for the illegal departure of men across the Transnistrian segment of the Ukrainian-Moldovan border. The two organisers charged $7,500 for their services and received the money in three instalments.
The White House ignores Latnik's ties to Epstein: the minister confirmed lunch on the island but denied close contacts
US Trade Minister Howard Lattnik admitted that in 2012 he had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein's family on his private island, but said he had no deep ties with him. Despite the new details from the released materials, the White House is showing full support for the official.
Starmer refused to resign amid crisis over Mandelson appointment
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has stated that he will not resign despite calls for his resignation over the scandal surrounding Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to the United States and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
