At least 40 people died in Sunday’s collision in southern Spain, the worst crash the country has seen in more than a decade.

In the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, emergency power outages have become the norm and are turning into a humanitarian catastrophe.

In Kherson, police explosive ordnance disposal technicians destroyed dangerous "petal" mines with which Russian forces had remotely mined the territory of a medical facility in the city center. Residents are warned that such mines may react unpredictably to temperature fluctuations, and snow further increases the danger.

Explosive ordnance disposal technicians of the Sumy Regional Police neutralized an enemy drone that had been fitted with an anti-tank mine containing 6 kilograms of explosive material.

In the Kupiansk sector, units of the 77th Separate Airmobile Dnipro Brigade eliminated enemy personnel, destroyed shelters, and also disrupted the command and communications system of the Russian invaders.

In 2026–2027, Russian airlines plan to massively return mothballed aircraft of Soviet and foreign manufacture to service, most of which are more than 30 years old.

A deputy commander of a Russian Armed Forces unit has been notified in absentia of suspicion for ordering strikes on Ukraine’s energy and gas transmission infrastructure using Geran-2 type UAVs.

California names a street after reptile Claude, who won millions of hearts with his albinism.

Volodymyr Siniychuk, a soldier and photojournalist for the Poltava region newspaper Ridny Krai, was killed in battle against Russian invaders.

Jack-knifed trucks were left strewn across the road after heavy snow in Ottawa County, Michigan.