Un hombre de 68 años en Salamanca ha sido diagnosticado con fiebre hemorrágica de Crimea-Congo, siendo el caso número 21 desde 2016. La enfermedad, transmitida por garrapatas, es una "rutina estival" y aumenta su incidencia por el cambio climático y la movilidad humana.
Crimea has banned motorized vehicles like scooters and motorcycles from 8 PM to 6 AM, citing their engine noise resembling drone attacks. Moscow-installed authorities stated the measure aims to protect military facilities amidst intensified Ukrainian drone strikes.
Crimea has banned nighttime rides on mopeds, quad bikes, and motorcycles, citing their noise resemblance to drone attacks and alleging children are deliberately involved. Ukraine has intensified drone attacks on the peninsula, impacting supply routes and fuel availability. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone hit a Moscow refinery, halting operations, and Russia's strikes killed at least eight people across Ukraine.
The FSB detained a Russian woman in Crimea accused of spying for Ukraine's SBU. She allegedly provided information on scientific and educational institutions in Crimea and the LPR, having been recruited by the SBU while crossing the Ukrainian-Polish border. A criminal case for high treason has been opened.
An arbitration tribunal in The Hague has rejected Ukraine's maritime claims against Russia, including challenges to Moscow's sovereignty over Crimea and surrounding waters. The ruling dismissed demands for compensation and recognized the Kerch Strait and Sea of Azov as Russia's domestic waters.
Crimea is experiencing severe fuel shortages and increased vulnerability due to Ukrainian drone attacks targeting supply routes and infrastructure. Residents face long queues for gas, while experts note the attacks highlight the peninsula's strategic weaknesses.
Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 123 Ukrainian drones overnight over Russian regions and the Black and Azov Seas. Attacks in Tula resulted in three deaths and three injuries, including a child. Bridges in the Kherson Region were damaged, and traffic suspended.
An accident occurred at the "Titanium Investments" chemical plant near Armiansk in Crimea. The head of the city administration, Vasily Telizhenko, stated that emergency services are working to eliminate the consequences and monitor harmful substances. He urged residents to remain calm and rely on official information.
Dmitriy Popov, convicted of manslaughter as a hate crime in the 2023 stabbing death of vogue dancer O'Shae Sibley, faces 8-25 years in prison. Popov, 17 at the time, claimed self-defense, but prosecutors argued anti-LGBTQ+ motive. He was acquitted of murder but found guilty of other charges.
Ukraine has intensified attacks on Russia's R-280 highway, a key supply route to Crimea, reportedly turning it into the "highway of death." This, coupled with repeated strikes on the Kerch Bridge, leaves Russia with limited options for supplying the annexed peninsula. Meanwhile, EU ambassadors agreed to advance accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova.
Alexey Chepa, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, stated that Ukraine's attacks on bridges leading to Crimea are intended to create difficulties for residents and tourists. He also noted that Russia does not target civilian infrastructure, unlike Ukraine, which he claims uses all opportunities, including striking civilian targets.
A Ukrainian drone strike killed one person and caused a fire at a sea terminal in Russia's southern port of Temryuk. Meanwhile, EU ambassadors agreed to advance accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova, a significant step for Kyiv's bid to join the bloc.
EU ambassadors agreed to advance accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova, with negotiations to begin Monday. President Zelensky hailed it as a "strong step for Europe." Meanwhile, Ukraine targeted Russian supply lines in Crimea, and Russia's army staffing increased.
Russia, through Dmitry Medvedev, questions UN Secretary-General António Guterres's interpretation of the UN Charter regarding the self-determination rights of Crimea and Donbas. Guterres previously stated that territorial integrity supersedes self-determination in these cases, a stance Russia disputes.
President Putin admitted Ukrainian strikes are causing damage to Russia's economy and society but insisted they won't succeed in dividing the nation or crippling its economy. He vowed to escalate attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure in response and improve air defenses.
Ukraine has intensified attacks on Russian transport routes to occupied Crimea, targeting bridges in the Kherson region. This follows previous strikes on the Chongar bridge, rendering it unusable. Russia faces fuel supply issues, with rationing and service disruptions reported on the peninsula.
Ukraine launched a large-scale drone and missile attack across Russian-occupied Crimea overnight, targeting military sites and fuel supplies. A major oil refinery in southern Russia also caught fire following alleged Ukrainian drone strikes, disrupting fuel logistics.
Ukraine's 'middle strike campaign' is disrupting Russian supply lines, particularly the 'Novorossiya' route, with drone attacks causing significant damage and traffic reduction. The strategy aims to create a 'logistics lockdown' for Russian forces.
Ukraine launched long-range missile and drone attacks deep inside Russia, hitting a military factory in Cheboksary and oil refineries in Samara and Vladimir regions. President Zelenskyy declared a new 'Day of the Unmanned Systems Forces'. Meanwhile, Russia reported arrests in Moscow car bombings and continued attacks on Ukraine's Black Sea ports.
Ukrainian forces are using newly developed medium-range weapons and drones to target Russian supply routes in occupied territories, including the land corridor to Crimea. Experts note increased vulnerability for Russian troops, though full control is distant.
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that Ukraine's attack on the Sevastopol panorama museum held symbolic significance for Kiev's Western sponsors, particularly Europeans, citing historical failures in attempts to encroach on Crimea.
Russian Foreign Ministry envoy Rodion Miroshnik stated that the Ukraine conflict reached a new peak last week, with Ukrainian forces launching an average of 677 projectiles daily at Russian territory. He cited a drone strike on a commuter bus in Yenakiyevo as particularly tragic, killing eight and injuring 12.
A Ukrainian drone strike on a Moscow-Simferopol train in Crimea killed one and injured another, prompting the evacuation of all trains on the peninsula, with affected passengers rerouted to Simferopol by bus.
Oxford University begins human trials for the world's first AI-designed vaccine, targeting Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF), a deadly virus with 40% mortality rates and no widely approved vaccine, using AI to accelerate development by analyzing genetic data to identify immune response triggers.
