Incidents

In Japan, where the Summer Olympic Games are held, 10,743 cases of coronavirus infection were detected over the past day, which was the maximum of the corresponding indicator.

Since the entry into force of the indefinite ceasefire, 73 people have become victims of shelling by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR).

Forest fires in Turkey affected 42 settlements and 27 evacuated, but now the situation is improving, the authorities said.

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In Antalya, Turkey, is being prepared to declare a state of emergency. Contrary to government reports, the fires on the outskirts of the hotels have not been extinguished.

Natural disasters continue to shake the planet. More and more countries record abnormal bad weather. Heavy downpours also reached the north of Italy.

The European Union has come to the previously set target for vaccination against coronavirus, since 70% of the adult population received one of the doses.

Authorities in California and New York are tightening security measures for everyone who goes to work in the office.

The Japanese Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Ambassador Mikhail Galuzin to protest in connection with the visit of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin to Iturup.

Ukraine will not be able to become a NATO member within its current borders, said former Deputy Foreign Minister of the country, Oleksandr Chaly.

The number of victims of the largest floods in recent decades in Belgium has risen to 37 people, while another six people are missing, the crisis headquarters said.

Unidentified persons killed more than a hundred civilians in the Spin Boldak region of the Afghan province of Kandahar after it was seized by militants of the radical Taliban.

The Shevchenko District Court in Kiev ordered the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) to initiate a case on the possible treason of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Death toll of the flood in China's Henan province rose to 33

The Dengfeng Power Group's aluminum plant in China suspends operations due to flooding