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U.S. F-15 pilot rescued from Iran mountains after 48-hour evasion

U.S. F-15 pilot rescued after 48-hour evasion in Iran, aided by U.S.-Israeli forces and advanced tech. Operation underscored military prowess amid escalating tensions with Tehran, as President Trump hailed the mission’s success.
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Iran’s Parliament Speaker Warns U.S. of Regional Devastation Amid Trump’s Power Plant Threats

Iran's parliament speaker warns U.S. threats could ignite regional chaos, as Trump vows to strike Iran's power plants. Legal disputes over targeting civilian infrastructure and escalating strikes between U.S.-Israel and Iran raise fears of global oil crises and humanitarian crises.
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Dorset Police Spend 24 Hours Shutting Down Illegal Rave Near East Lulworth

Dorset Police conducted a 24-hour operation to disperse an illegal rave near East Lulworth, involving 2,000 attendees and over 100 vehicles, amid resistance and legal enforcement under UK anti-social behavior laws, following similar incidents in 2022.
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U.S. and Israel Target Iran’s Nuclear Facilities in Joint Strikes

U.S. and Israel launched synchronized strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in February 2026, driven by diverging strategies: Trump’s focus on decisive action vs. Netanyahu’s attrition plan. The conflict triggered global oil price surges and economic shocks, reshaping regional power dynamics and testing the U.S.-Israel alliance.
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Mediterranean Sharks Vanishing Amid Libyan Legal Vacuum

Mediterranean sharks, including the longnose spurdog, are declining in Libya due to illegal fishing and weak enforcement of 1989 fisheries laws. Economic crisis drives fishermen to target pregnant sharks, exacerbating overfishing and habitat loss, despite international bans on shark trade.
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Airstrikes Target Iran’s Pharma Facilities, Disrupt Global Medicine Supply

U.S.-backed airstrikes on Iran’s pharmaceutical and medical facilities have sparked global medicine shortages, killing health workers and crippling supply chains. The WHO and Iran clash over attack counts, while experts condemn the strikes as potential war crimes, threatening critical treatments worldwide.
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IDF Admits Can’t Fully Disarm Hezbollah, Strategy Shifts to Weakening

Israeli forces admit inability to fully disarm Hezbollah, pivoting to weakening the group amid Iranian support and logistical hurdles. The shift reflects stalled efforts to dismantle Hezbollah’s arsenal, with military focusing on disrupting operations rather than full-scale invasion.
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Two adults charged in Flitwick crash that killed 13-year-old boy

Two adults face charges over a Flitwick crash that killed 13-year-old Noah Campbell. Jamie Fountain, 24, and Ellie Ireland, 23, are accused of causing death by careless driving, drug/alcohol impairment, and conspiracy to pervert justice. Both are in custody for Monday’s court appearance in Lut, Bedfordshire.
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Migrant boat capsizes in Mediterranean, dozens missing

A migrant boat carrying over 100 people capsized in the central Mediterranean, leaving 70 missing and two dead, rescued by Sea-Watch and commercial vessels. The incident underscores a deadly 2026 trend, with IOM reporting 683 migrants drowned or missing, highlighting systemic risks in Europe’s migrant crisis.
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Trump Declares Victory After Rescue Mission Amid Iranian Threats

US President Donald Trump hailed a tactical win after rescuing a second F-15 pilot from Iran, citing “overwhelming air dominance,” while experts warn of lingering threats from Iranian Manpads and escalating regional tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
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