
AI-generated summary
Il conflitto tra Russia e Ucraina prosegue con reciproci attacchi a distanza, dopo l'invasione russa del 2022. Entrambe le parti utilizzano droni per colpire obiettivi nel territorio nemico, aumentando la tensione regionale.
Droni lanciati dalla Russia hanno colpito un ponte nel sud della capitale ucraina, che attraversa il fiume Dnipro. Lo ha reso noto il sindaco di Kiev, Vitali Klitschko.
Sull'altro fronte l'Ucraina ha attaccato "impianti industriali" con droni nella città di Volgograd, nel sud della Russia. Lo ha affermato il governatore della regione, Andrei Bucharov, senza specificare quali strutture siano state attaccate.
Intanto Putin ha definito le esercitazioni militari occidentali nel Mar Baltico e i tentativi di fermare le navi russe come una "escalation"
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Si intensificheranno gli scambi di attacchi con droni tra Russia e Ucraina sulle rispettive infrastrutture
Likely · Within weeks
Putin continuerà a denunciare le attività militari occidentali vicino ai confini russi come provocazioni
Very likely · Within months

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The head of the wooden statue of the Virgin Mary, which survived the US atomic bombing of Nagasaki and known as 'Hibaku no Maria', will return to the United States for the first time since 2010. Brought by a group of Japanese and US Catholic clerics, it will be displayed at the UN headquarters and in some US churches between November and December, on the occasion of the conference on the revision of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. The initiative aims to draw attention to the real consequences of the bombing of 9 August 1945, in a context of progressive distancing from the objectives of international disarmament.

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Biljana Plavsic, former president of the Bosnian Serb Republic and nicknamed the 'Iron Lady' of the Balkans, has died in Belgrade at the age of 96. Sentenced in 2003 to 11 years for war crimes by the Hague Tribunal, she served her sentence and was released from prison in 2009, after which she distanced herself from politics. He had admitted his role in the persecution of Croats and Bosnian Muslims during the 1990s war.

Cuban influencer Anna Sofía Benítez Silvente, 21, and her mother Caridad Silvente were sentenced to two years of restriction of liberty by East Havana for recording and circulating online a video of an Interior Ministry agent in plain clothes. The punishment includes restrictions such as a ban on leaving the country, but not prison. The case dates back to March 10, when agent Yoel Leodán Rabaza Ramos showed up at the house for a State Security summons.