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Russian fighting and air raids on Ukrainian territory continue, accompanied by international diplomatic developments.
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An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna was diverted to Sofia, Bulgaria, after a bomb threat on board. The plane, with 57 passengers and crew, landed safely for checks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a trilateral summit in November with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss the war in Ukraine, excluding Kiev and raising strong fears among Western allies.

At least nine of Japan's twenty designated cities are at risk of not having enough crematoriums by 2040 due to an aging population. The increase in deaths weighs on municipal budgets and lengthens waiting times for families.

Ten suspects have been arrested in the West Bank for the attack on photojournalist Heidi Levine and European diplomats. Meanwhile, regional tensions are growing after the explosion of a mine on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and harsh verbal exchanges between Iran, the United States and Israel.
A Russian raid on Ukraine at first light left one dead and eight injured in Kiev, with damage to residential buildings, a metro station and medical and educational facilities. Trump accuses Zelensky of not wanting an end to the war, while the Kremlin proposes a US-Russia-China summit next month to negotiate an end to the conflict.

The president of El Salvador Nayib Bukele specified that the early release measure will concern approximately 5,000 prisoners classified as occasional collaborators of criminal gangs, equal to 50% of the 10,629 in this category, through the 'Cero Ocio' program of public utility work, and not all of the over 96,000 arrested.