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• July 16, 2026

  What Is Iran's Secretive Pickaxe Mountain?

  What do we know about one of the most fortified sites in Iran, which the US president has threatened to attack?

• July 16, 2026

  Ukrainians Rally Against Dismissal Of Popular Defense Minister

  President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's sacking of Ukraine's popular defense minister, Mykhaylo Fedorov, is not just a dramatic shakeup of his cabinet. It's sent shock waves through the country's political and military circles, and it's driven protesters into the streets.

• July 15, 2026

  US Strikes Target Iranian Ports, Continues Shipping Blockade

  A new round of US strikes across Iran hit dozens of military targets in areas near the Strait of Hormuz, including missile storage and launch sites on Greater Tunb island, according to western military officials.

• July 15, 2026

  After Double Amputation, Ukrainian Vet Says 'Thirst For Independence' Led The Way To Recovery

  Ukrainian soldier Artem lost both his arms in combat near Pokrovske, a frontline village in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region. Recovering from his injuries has meant relearning how to do daily activities -- from getting dressed to working at a computer.

• July 14, 2026

  US Employs Sea Drones As Strikes Escalate In Strait Of Hormuz

  In addition to a night of renewed US strikes on Iran, the US Central Command reports that its forces targeted a submarine and ship maintenance facility in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas using sea drones, which marks a first in American combat weapons technology.

• July 14, 2026

  Trump Says US Will Control Strait Of Hormuz, Collect 20 Percent Shipping Fees

  US President Donald Trump said the United States intends to blockade Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and collect fees from other countries' shipping traffic as reimbursement. The statement came after a new wave of US and Iranian air strikes in the region on July 12 and 13.

• July 13, 2026

  Following US Strikes On Iran, Gulf States Remain On Alert

  Following US military strikes on Iran over the weekend, which came after Iran targeted shipping in the Hormuz Strait, reports of damage are coming in as Iran threatens to target Gulf states.

• July 12, 2026

  Lindsey Graham, US Senator And Prominent Ukraine Advocate, Dies At 71

  US Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the Republican Party's most influential voices on foreign policy and among Ukraine's strongest supporters in Washington, died on July 11 after what his office described as a "brief and sudden illness." He was 71.

• July 11, 2026

  Kyiv Says It Hit More Russian 'Shadow Fleet' Tankers Amid Fuel Crisis

  Kyiv continues to strike Russian "shadow fleet" tankers in the Sea of Azov, according to footage released by the Ukrainian military. Ukraine says it struck 21 tankers overnight on July 10-11 and has hit numerous others in recent days, in a bid to disrupt the fuel supply to Russian forces in Ukraine.

• July 10, 2026

  Crowds Brawl With Recruiters In Lviv In Latest Clash Over Mobilization

  A brawl between Ukrainian military recruiters and local residents erupted in Lviv, western Ukraine, on July 8, as the officers were detaining men who had failed to register for duty. Authorities opened a criminal investigation and accused Russia of using propaganda to incite unrest.

• July 10, 2026

  In Kyrgyzstan, Polygamy Is Illegal, But De Facto Second Marriages Remain Common

  Nodira, a mother of five, says her husband married a second time without her consent, and is now pushing her to leave their family home. Although Kyrgyzstan bans polygamy, it's common in some communities for men to marry multiple times with the blessing of religious leaders.

• July 09, 2026

  Brawls Break Out At Russian Gas Stations Amid Anger Over Fuel Crisis

  The fuel crisis in Russia is causing tensions to boil over at gas stations across the country. Ukraine's repeated attacks on Russian energy facilities have caused serious fuel shortages. Social media users have shared videos of brawls breaking out as people wait in hours-long lines to refuel.

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