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- 1Ukraine says long-range strikes hit Russian defense plants●We are consistently using our long-range capabilities to respond to Russian strikes against life. Last night, our sancti
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine used its long-range capabilities overnight to strike two Russian defense plants, in the Tula and Voronezh regions, in response to Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians. He also said Security Service of Ukraine units carried out effective operations over the past 24 hours, framing the actions as part of Kyiv's continuing retaliation campaign.
- 2Ukraine says it struck defense plants in Tula and Voronezh●A very productive night for Ukraine’s Defense Forces! Two defense plants were struck in Russia’s Tula and Voronezh regio
Ukraine's Defense Forces carried out overnight strikes deep inside Russia, hitting two defense plants in the Tula and Voronezh regions, according to Ukrainian officials. The Security Service of Ukraine also reported hitting four oil depots in Russia's Krasnodar region, including facilities linked to LUKOIL-Yugnefteprodukt, Edelweiss-95, Din-Yug-Oil and Angelinskaya, in what Kyiv describes as a campaign against Russia's military and fuel infrastructure.
- 3Distributed renewables help Ukraine withstand Russian attacks▼In Ukraine, distributed renewables foil Russia’s assaults
Ukraine's spread-out renewable energy installations are proving resilient against Russian strikes on the country's power grid. Because solar and wind capacity is distributed across many sites rather than concentrated in large plants, attacks cause less disruption to electricity supplies, supporting the country's energy security during the war.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is claiming that any iPhone can be hacked and false evidence planted on the device. The statement has drawn attention and debate, with commenters questioning the technical plausibility of the claim and its implications for privacy, digital security and how electronic evidence is treated in legal proceedings.
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Volkswagen has announced it will terminate almost all of its collective bargaining agreements in Germany, in what Bild describes as the next austerity hammer at the carmaker. The move, reported amid VW's ongoing cost-cutting push, would strip workers of negotiated pay protections and is expected to trigger fierce conflict with the IG Metall union and works councils over job security and wages at German plants.
- 6Rezolv Energy secures financing for 1.3 GW Romanian solar project▼Rezolv Energy’s 1.3 GW Dama solar project in Romania secures financing package
Rezolv Energy has secured a financing package for its 1.3 GW Dama solar project in Romania, one of the larger solar developments planned in Europe. The deal clears the way for construction of the plant, adding significant renewable capacity to Romania's power grid.
- 7Rezolv Energy lands €561 million for Europe's largest solar plant▼Rezolv Energy secures €561 million financing for Europe’s largest solar PV plant
Rezolv Energy has secured €561 million in financing to build what is described as Europe's largest solar photovoltaic plant. The funding marks a major step for large-scale renewable energy development in the region, with industry coverage highlighting the project's scale and its significance for Europe's clean energy ambitions.
- 8Katie's Krops fights hunger one garden at a time▼One garden at a time: how Katie’s Krops is helping fight hunger
Katie's Krops is being featured for its work growing vegetables in gardens to help feed people facing hunger. The organization, started by a young gardener, encourages volunteers to plant gardens and donate the harvest to those in need. Local coverage highlights how small-scale community growing projects can contribute to food security.
- 9Kalkar to Host Mission-K 2026 Space and Defence Event▼Mission-K 2026: Inside Kalkar’s Surreal Setting for Europe’s Space and Defence Community
Mission-K 2026 is set to take place in Kalkar, Germany, drawing Europe's space and defence community to an unusual venue. The town is known for its former nuclear power plant turned leisure complex, giving the event a striking backdrop. Organisers are positioning the gathering at the intersection of European security policy and the space industry.
- 10Buckham Alley Theatre stages 'Plant Security' on renovated GFAC stage▼Buckham Alley Theatre presenting ‘PLANT SECURITY’ on newly renovated GFAC stage
Buckham Alley Theatre is presenting the production 'PLANT SECURITY' at the Flint Generational Art Center (GFAC), marking a return to its newly renovated stage. The show marks the theatre company's activity following the venue's upgrade, as reported by The Flint Courier News in Michigan.
- 11Critical stored XSS flaw reported in Kiteworks Core●🚨 CVE-2026-102147 — CVSS 9.3 CRITICAL A stored cross-site scripting (XSS) weakness in Kiteworks Core could allow an unau
Security researchers are flagging CVE-2026-102147, a critical vulnerability in Kiteworks Core carrying a CVSS score of 9.3. The flaw is a stored cross-site scripting weakness that could let an unauthenticated attacker plant crafted content which then executes arbitrary JavaScript in the session of an administrator who views it, potentially giving attackers privileged access. Organizations running Kiteworks are urged to review the advisory and apply patches.
- 12Uganda pastoralists turn to wild plants as food shortages bite●Uganda pastoralists turn to wild plants as food shortages bite, study finds
A new study reports that pastoralist communities in Uganda are increasingly relying on wild plants to cope with food shortages. Researchers say the shift highlights how climate pressures and declining livestock livelihoods are pushing herders to forage for alternative food sources. The findings raise concerns about food security and nutrition in Uganda's pastoral regions, where drought and environmental change continue to disrupt traditional ways of life.
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The play 'Plant Security' has opened at Buckham Alley Theatre in Flint, Michigan, according to local ABC affiliate WJRT. The production is the venue's latest staging, though details about the show's plot, cast, and run dates have not been widely reported. Local audiences following the theatre's season now have a new production to see.
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Ukraine's steel industry, once among Europe's largest, has been devastated by the war, with major plants damaged or shut and output sharply reduced. Discussion is focusing on how production could be rebuilt, including repair of damaged facilities, securing energy and raw materials, and the conditions needed for plants like those in Mariupol and Kryvyi Rih to return to operation.