
An Amazon Boeing cargo plane skidded off the runway at Miami airport, killing five people and injuring five others, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Danielle Levine Cava said at a news conference.
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Amazon's Boeing cargo plane skidded off the runway at Miami Airport.
Amazon's Boeing cargo plane skidded off the runway at Miami Airport.
As a result of the incident, five people were killed and five were injured.
WASHINGTON, September 7 - RIA Novosti. Five people were killed when a cargo plane ran off the runway at Miami Airport, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Danielle Levine Cava said.
"We know that five people lost their lives and five others were injured," Kawa said at a news conference about the incident.
Five people have died and others were injured after an Amazon-operated cargo plane overran a runway and crashed near Miami International Airport, prompting a temporary ground stop and an ongoing NTSB investigation.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Sevastopol with a drone filled with explosives and metal elements. As a result of the attack, a child was killed, three people were injured, one of the wounded is in a coma.

UK authorities intercepted a boat carrying 140 undocumented migrants in the English Channel on September 7, using rescue boats, a helicopter, and an airplane from His Majesty's Coastguard. The vessel, en route from Jobourg in northwestern France to Hampshire, was redirected to Portsmouth via RNLI boats, with migrants expected to be transferred to Manston detention center. Since 2018, over 205,000 undocumented migrants have crossed the Channel to the UK, a trend that has worsened post-Brexit despite immigration being a key Brexit driver.

In Sevastopol, a girl born in 2011 died as a result of a Ukrainian drone attack. Three more were injured: a man in intensive care in a coma, an 18-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy were released home after receiving assistance. Governor Razvozhaev expressed condolences and warned about the danger of UAV debris.

The Ukrainian drone that attacked Sevastopol contained explosives and metal elements; as a result of the attack, a girl died from her injuries in an ambulance.

Former US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned that the armed conflict between the United States and Iran could persist for another six months, citing a stalemate with few resolution options. He warned the Trump administration risks being dragged into a protracted Middle East war, noting the US resumed large-scale attacks on Iran in July after accusing Tehran of violating a June ceasefire agreement over the Strait of Hormuz.