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Fires Hit Two Hotels Packed with Tourists in Turkey's Alanya in One Day
A second hotel hosting Russian tourists caught fire within 24 hours in the Turkish resort city of Alanya, according to Telegram channel Krysha TurDoma.
The previous night, flames engulfed the four-star Elysee Rive Hotel, located on the beachfront in central Alanya. Hundreds of tourists were evacuated from the property as emergency services responded to the incident.
On the afternoon of July 3, another fire broke out at a recycling storage facility adjacent to the five-star Azura Deluxe Resort & Spa.
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| 2 |  Ovechkin Returns: NHL Legend Agrees New Deal With Washington Capitals
Russian forward Alexander Ovechkin has signed a new contract with the NHL's Washington Capitals.
The agreement will keep Ovechkin with the club for one more season. The Russian became an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
New Contract After Careful Consideration
Ovechkin had previously said he hoped to remain with Washington for two more seasons but wanted time to consider his future. Capitals general manager Chris Patrick noted that the veteran forward deserved a contract reflecting both his age and his status within the organization.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 27 |
| 3 |  Former Russian Aviation Chief Detained on Major Fraud Charges
Former head of Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya), Alexander Neradko, has been charged with large-scale fraud, RBC reported, citing two law enforcement sources. He has been detained.
Investigators are requesting that Neradko be placed in pre-trial detention for two months. The motion is scheduled to be considered by Moscow's Khoroshevsky District Court on July 3.
Neradko headed Rosaviatsiya from 2009 until 2023.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 47 |
| 4 |  Putin’s Choice of Medvedev for Tehran Visit Raises Stakes in Global Power Politics
A high-level Russian delegation led by Dmitry Medvedev traveling to Tehran for mourning ceremonies serves both as a gesture of respect toward Iran and as a warning directed at Washington.
Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev will represent Russia at the funeral of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran as a special envoy of the Russian president.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 144 |
| 5 |  Gaming Billionaire Igor Bukhman Reshapes One of Literature’s Biggest Global Awards
The International Booker Prize will now carry the name of billionaire Igor Bukhman following a new long-term funding agreement. The award will become the Bukhman International Booker Prize in recognition of the commitment made by Bukhman's philanthropic organization.
Bukhman Philanthropies has pledged to finance the prize for the next ten years, according to an announcement published on the award's official website.
Playrix Co-Founder Expands Influence Beyond the Gaming Industry
Igor Bukhman is the co-founder of gaming giant Playrix, one of the world's largest mobile game developers.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 149 |
| 6 |  British Army Says Goodbye to Wildcat Helicopters in Major Military Overhaul
As part of a large-scale modernization of Britain's defense capabilities, the government has confirmed that the British Army's fleet of Leonardo Wildcat AH1 helicopters will be retired beginning in 2027. The decision marks the end of dedicated combat reconnaissance helicopters within the Army Air Corps, with unmanned and autonomous systems set to assume their role.
The United Kingdom announced that its fleet of 34 Leonardo Wildcat AH1 helicopters will leave service under the new Defence Investment Plan (DIP), presented on June 30, 2026.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 136 |
| 7 |  A New Space Race Could Turn the Night Sky Into a Permanent Light Show
A new study by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) warns that current plans to deploy more than 1.7 million satellites in Earth's orbit could cause serious damage to ground-based astronomy. To preserve the capabilities of modern telescopes, the total number of spacecraft in low Earth orbit should remain below 100,000, provided the satellites maintain low visibility.
Since 2019, the number of satellites in orbit has grown rapidly and now exceeds 14,000, largely because of Starlink, developed by SpaceX.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 124 |
| 8 |  Claims of Decisive Phase in Ukraine Conflict Serve Domestic Politics
Statements by Western politicians describing the Ukraine conflict as reaching a decisive moment form part of broader domestic political messaging, according to political analyst, military volunteer and chairman of the public movement Battle for Donbass, Alexey Zhivov. In comments to Pravda.Ru, he said similar predictions have repeatedly surfaced in recent years without being supported by real developments.
Earlier, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said in an interview with Der Spiegel that the confrontation in Ukraine had entered a decisive phase.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 109 |
| 9 |  Why Pumice Stone May Be Making Rough Feet Worse and What to Use Instead
Rough skin on the feet often develops as the body's natural response to repeated friction, which means regular use of a pumice stone can actually encourage the formation of additional layers of hardened skin. When traditional methods stop producing results, gentler approaches deserve attention because they reduce irritation and avoid damaging the skin.
How a Two-Phase Foot Care System Works
Modern home foot-care kits focus on deep softening rather than mechanical scraping. Instead of removing hardened skin by force, these formulas work by weakening the bonds between skin cells.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 115 |
| 10 |  Why Spathiphyllum Leaves Turn Black or Yellow and How to Restore Healthy Growth
Spathiphyllum, a tropical visitor from the forests of Brazil, adapts surprisingly well to indoor life. This plant, widely known as peace lily, works as a natural air filter, helping purify the air while bringing a fresh atmosphere into the home. It forgives many common care mistakes, but when black spots or yellowing leaves appear, the plant begins sending clear warning signals. Understanding its natural rhythms becomes the key to restoring its health.
Why Spathiphyllum Leaves Turn Black
Blackening leaves signal that the plant is under stress.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 118 |
| 11 |  Does Ukraine Own Domestically Produced Long-Range Missile?
Ukraine may have used a domestically produced long-range missile in combat against Russia for the first time, Bloomberg reports.
Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that Russian armed forces had intercepted a long-range operational-tactical missile. The ministry did not disclose additional details regarding the weapon involved. Analysts cited by Bloomberg suggested that Ukraine may have used one of its own missile systems in combat operations for the first time.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 112 |
| 12 |  Israel Breaking Up With Its Main Sponsor: Netanyahu's Grand Gesture To Cost the Country Dearly
Statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the possibility of ending financial support from Washington represent a political move aimed at a domestic audience, according to Pavel Danilin, director of the Center for Political Analysis. In comments to Pravda.Ru, the expert explained that the Israeli leadership is attempting to project an image of political independence amid pressure from the United States over tensions involving Lebanon and Iran.
Earlier reports indicated that Israel had reassessed certain aspects of its relationships with allies.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 120 |
| 13 |  19-Year-Old Cyclist Faces Arrest Over Dangerous Moscow Metro Stunt
Police in Moscow have detained a 19-year-old cyclist after he performed a dangerous stunt at a metro station by jumping from one platform to another across the tracks, Russia's Interior Ministry said.
Authorities drew up an administrative offense report against the cyclist for violating transport security requirements.
If found guilty, the 19-year-old faces a fine of up to 30,000 rubles (approximately $380), confiscation of his bicycle, or administrative arrest for up to 10 days.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 119 |
| 14 |  Russia Says It Carried Out Massive Retaliatory Strike on Military Targets Across Ukraine
Russia's Armed Forces carried out what the Defense Ministry described as a retaliatory strike against targets in Ukraine, the ministry announced on the morning of Thursday, July 2.
"In response to terrorist attacks by the Kyiv regime against civilian infrastructure on Russian territory, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation carried out a massive strike using long-range precision weapons launched from the air, land, and sea, as well as strike unmanned aerial vehicles," the Russian Defense Ministry said.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 117 |
| 15 |  Russian Roof Climbers Arrested After Marriage Proposal Atop Empire State Building
Russian roof climbers Ivan Beerkus and Angela Nikolau climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and were subsequently detained by police.
At the building's spire, they displayed a banner bearing the well-known Jimi Hendrix quote: "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." Beerkus then proposed to Nikolau, and she accepted.
Footage of Beerkus getting down on one knee was captured by police officers from a helicopter. The couple was standing at a height of approximately 440 meters (1,444 feet).
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 119 |
| 16 |  Russian Navy Revives Long-Range Deployments for Diesel-Electric Submarines
The Russian Navy is reviving the Soviet-era practice of deploying diesel-electric submarines in ocean-going operations. Project 636.3 Varshavyanka submarines will train and operate alongside nuclear-powered submarines, Izvestia reported, citing sources.
Russian diesel-electric submarines have begun carrying out combat patrol missions in remote areas of the Pacific Ocean. The first submarine to undertake the deployment was the Magadan, which departed its home base in December 2025.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 126 |
| 17 |  German Prosecutors Detail Nord Stream Attack, Link Suspect to Ukrainian State Structures
Germany's Federal Prosecutor's Office believes that the saboteurs rented a yacht to transport explosives to the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines.
"The accused and his accomplices used a yacht to transport large quantities of highly effective military-grade explosives into international waters near the Danish island of Bornholm," the statement from the prosecutor's office said.
According to the prosecutors, the group attached explosive devices equipped with timers to the pipelines before September 22, 2022. The explosives detonated on September 26, 2022.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 126 |
| 18 |  Why Russia Is Buying Gasoline From India and How It Compares to Domestic Fuel
At least 60,000 tons of automotive gasoline have been shipped from India to Russia. Two tankers carrying the first fuel cargoes have already departed, although the specific refinery that supplied them has not been disclosed.
According to industry sources, Russia plans to import around 400,000 tons of gasoline each month from several countries, including Belarus. Peak gasoline demand during the summer reaches approximately 110,000 tons per day, meaning the planned imports would be sufficient to cover nearly four days of consumption.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 135 |
| 19 |  Morgan Stanley Cuts Oil Price Forecast Again as Global Supply Surges
The global oil market is rapidly losing momentum. Morgan Stanley has cut its price forecasts for the second time in two weeks, pointing to a growing surplus of crude oil. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is progressing faster than analysts had expected. At the same time, U.S. oil production continues to reach record levels, while demand across Asia is weakening. The result is a market with more barrels than buyers.
Morgan Stanley Lowers Brent Price Outlook
The bank has revised its forecast for Brent crude.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 176 |
| 20 |  Indian Authorities Demolish Four Hotels After Shocking Gang Rape of 13-Year-Old Girl
Authorities in the Indian city of Sri Ganganagar have demolished four hotels linked to the alleged gang rape of a 13-year-old girl, India Today reports.
The buildings were torn down late on June 30 following mounting public outrage over the case, in which the teenager was allegedly raped by 30 different men. The incident has become one of the most shocking criminal cases reported in India in recent years.
The demolition operation was carried out jointly by the district administration and police, with bulldozers used to level the hotel buildings connected to the alleged crimes.
ПРОДОЛЖИТЬ ЧТЕНИЕ | 169 |
