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- 1Russia paying US recruits $26,000 to fight in Ukraine, report claims▼Russia paying US recruits $26,000 to become cannon fodder in Ukraine war
A New York Post report claims Russia is paying American recruits $26,000 to join its forces in the war against Ukraine, with the recruits described as being used as cannon fodder on the front lines. If accurate, the claim would point to Moscow attempting to fill its depleted ranks with foreign nationals, including US citizens, despite the dangers they face.
- 2Lamine Yamal stars as Spain beat Croatia in Nations League▼spain national football team vs croatia national football team standings
Spain defeated Croatia 4-1 in a UEFA Nations League match, with 18-year-old Lamine Yamal scoring twice in front of a home crowd. The result extends Spain's unbeaten run to 39 games, though Croatia's Mateo Kovacic insists ending that streak is 'not an impossible mission'. England also beat 10-man Czechia on the same matchday.
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The US men's national soccer team beat Chile 3-2 in an international friendly, with Chris Richards heading in the winner late in the match after Rodrigo Gutierrez had put Chile in front. The game turned feisty when benches cleared and players fought near the end. The match also served as a tribute to Tim Ream, with discussion over who will inherit the captaincy in a young squad building on a recent win over Peru.
- 4Austin, Texas tops list of America's fastest-growing boomtowns▼Here are America's 10 top boomtowns. Austin, Texas, leads the pack
USA Today has published a ranking of America's ten top boomtowns, with Austin, Texas leading the list. The ranking highlights US cities experiencing rapid population and economic growth, drawing attention to where jobs, housing demand and new residents are concentrating. Austin's continued expansion, driven by its tech sector and in-migration, keeps it at the front of national growth conversations.
- 5Spain's 26-pass team goal finished by Lamine Yamal●Breaking down a sensational Spain goal: 70 seconds, 26 passes and an unerring Lamine Yamal https://www. nytimes.com/athl
Spain produced a remarkable team goal in their Nations League match against Croatia, moving the ball through 26 passes over 70 seconds before Lamine Yamal finished it off. The world champions made their dominance count, and analysts have been breaking down the move's precision and Yamal's composure in front of goal.
- 6Banded Mongoose Photographed in Kruger National Park●Banded Mongoose in the Kruger, in front is a bit of Elephant dung. # mongoose # nature # photography # socialmedia
A photograph of a banded mongoose in South Africa's Kruger National Park is being shared online, with a piece of elephant dung visible in the foreground. Banded mongooses are social animals often seen foraging in groups, and they frequently feed on insects found in dung. The image is drawing appreciation from wildlife and photography enthusiasts.
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Croatian striker Dion Drena Beljo is drawing attention after scoring against Spain. The 23-year-old, once described as a protégé of former Croatia star Zvonimir Boban, has been profiled as one of the more promising young forwards in Croatian football, with coverage focusing on his background and rise to the national team stage.
- 8Suntory airs new Kinmugi beer ad starring Ryoma Takeuchi●https://www. wacoca.com/videos/3423166/cele brity/ 金麦『駅前で』篇 15秒 竹内涼真 サントリー CM # 15秒 # beer # Celebrities # Celebrity # C
Suntory has released a new 15-second television commercial for its Kinmugi beer, titled the 'Ekimae de' (At the Station) edition, featuring actor Ryoma Takeuchi. The spot promotes the brand's beer and lower-malt beverages line, and is being shared and discussed among fans of the actor and Japanese advertising.
- 9Drone war will be won on the factory floor, analysts say▼The drone war will be won on the factory floor, not just the front line
Defense analysts argue that victory in drone warfare depends less on battlefield tactics and more on industrial capacity — how fast nations can manufacture, repair and scale unmanned systems. The argument reflects lessons from Ukraine and other conflicts, where sustained production of cheap drones has proven as decisive as frontline performance, putting defense factories at the center of military planning.
- 10Pacific islands urge PreCOP not to dilute climate ambitions▼PreCOP: A moment to carry the Pacific’s climate action fight forward, not dilute it
Ahead of the next UN climate talks, think tank E3G argues the PreCOP must carry forward the Pacific islands' fight for stronger climate action rather than water it down. Pacific nations, among the most vulnerable to rising seas, have been pressing major emitters for deeper emissions cuts and more support, and the summit session is seen as a key moment to keep those demands front and centre.
- 11Russian missiles hit Ukrainian drone launch site in Kharkiv region●🔴 AirStrike | 7/10 🇷🇺 🇺🇦 Russian Strikes on Targets in Kharkiv Region Russian forces struck a UAV launch position of the
Russian forces struck a UAV launch position of Ukraine's 13th National Guard Brigade in Slobozhanske, in the Kharkiv region, using two Kh-39 missiles, according to war-monitoring reports. The strike is part of ongoing Russian attacks on military targets in eastern Ukraine as fighting continues along the front.
- 12Russian attack damages civilian special equipment in Rivne region●На Рівненщині внаслідок ворожої атаки пошкоджена цивільна спецтехніка На Рівненщині внаслідок російської атаки 29 вересн
A Russian attack on the Rivne region of Ukraine on 29 September damaged civilian special-purpose equipment, according to Ukraine's national news agency Ukrinform. Authorities reported the strike hit non-military machinery, underscoring the ongoing threat to civilian infrastructure in western regions far from the front line.