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ATTACK HALTED Trump says Iran agreed to ‘perimeters’ of a peace deal, cancels planned US attack
The president said Iran and other governments in the region asked the US “to hold off any attack” because “the perimeters of a deal has been agreed to.”
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13 tourists killed in plane crash near Peru’s famed Nazca Lines during viewing flight
Nazca’s municipal government said the plane departed from the nearby city of Ica and was operated by Peruvian company Aerodiana.
Socialist Spanish PM blasts Giorgia Meloni over restored border controls after Ceuta surge, demands emergency meeting
Sánchez appeared to take issue with Italy’s decision to temporarily suspend Schengen Area free-travel arrangements with Spain.
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Baby cut from slain mom’s womb found dead as 5 are arrested in alleged murder-for-baby plot
Yulieth Angulo allegedly agreed to pay around $1,265 to four local street gang members to kidnap a pregnant woman steal her unborn baby, authorities said Friday.
Saudi Arabia gearing up for major assault and possible ground invasion on Iranian-backed Houthis: report
The Kingdom is preparing for a naval and possible ground invasion against the terror group in order to break open its stranglehold on vital shipping routes in the Red Sea.
Spain installs floating barrier as death toll from migrant invasion hits 67
Some of the migrants drowned in the Mediterranean Sea, while others were killed in a deadly crush at a border checkpoint.
Mamdani slammed by Israeli president for blasting ‘antisemitic rhetoric’ after threatening Netanyahu’s arrest
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is spreading hateful and antisemitic rhetoric and endangering the lives of New Yorkers, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said.
Millions of Ukrainian books incinerated in Russian drone strike — as Putin looks to wipe out country’s culture, identity
More than 1.5 million books had already been destroyed in strikes on the Ukrainian book industry in July, as the Kremlin wages its campaign to destroy the country’s national identity, according to the Ukrainian Book Institute.
Iranian hackers likely behind Minnesota water system attacks, but it’s ‘surprising’ country hasn’t taken credit, expert says
“The working assumption is that it is Iranian threat actors,” Annie Fixler, director of the cyber and technology innovation center at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told JNS.
Heartbreaking update in search for Netflix star who went missing in Pakistan avalanche
Forty-three-year-old Purja was among 10 mountaineers who went missing on Thursday.
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