Fuel Shortage in Russia: Gasoline Production Covers Barely Two-Thirds of Demand
Due to drone attacks against key refineries, Russian gasoline production has fallen to 65% of consumption levels, creating a serious market shortage.
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Due to drone attacks against key refineries, Russian gasoline production has fallen to 65% of consumption levels, creating a serious market shortage.
A 64-year-old woman has been detained in the Turkish resort of Alanya after attempting to prevent a 13-year-old girl from entering a pool wearing a burkini. The child's family accused the manager of infringing upon their religious feelings.
Donald Trump unexpectedly chose an older model of Air Force One for his departure from Turkey, instead of the newly renovated aircraft provided by Qatar. The decision raised questions regarding the security and logistics of the presidential flight.
In Houston, Texas, a man was shot during an operation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The case raises questions about agent transparency, as similar incidents in the US often end with discrepancies between government versions and video recordings.
During the overnight missile attack on Kyiv, a Philip Morris warehouse containing finished products was hit. Despite the material damage, the company reports that deliveries will be maintained through a diversified logistics network.
Ukrainian authorities have revealed details regarding the murder of Anastasiia Berezovska, who was suspected in an assassination attempt against a Ukrainian businessman's family in Monaco. A GRU officer and a former law enforcement official have been detained.
The Omsk oil refinery, one of the key facilities for the Russian economy, has stopped processing crude oil following a Ukrainian drone attack.
During the funeral of Ali Khamenei, Iran used selected parts of the Quran as a tool for diplomacy. Bulgarian deputies from 'Revival' received a message about hypocrisy, while delegations from the US and EU were sent warnings about the consequences of their policies.
The Ministry of Interior and the Agency for National Security in Skopje are investigating 20 online platforms for organized hate speech. The opposition in Skopje accuses the government of political repression against independent journalism.
The Ministry of Interior and the National Security Agency in Skopje are investigating around 20 websites and social media profiles for the organized dissemination of hate speech aimed at Bulgarians and the deterioration of bilateral relations.
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