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- 1Missile strike hits Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia●Footage captures the missile attack on the Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia’s Voronezh Oblast. This is a missile
Footage shared online shows a missile striking the Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia's Voronezh Oblast. Reports emphasize the strike was carried out with a missile rather than a drone, marking an escalation in attacks on Russian military infrastructure. The airfield is known to host Russian military aircraft, and the attack is being widely discussed amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- 2Ukraine says cruise missiles destroyed six Su-34s at Borisoglebsk●BREAKING: Ukrainian forces using cruise missiles have destroyed 6 Russian airforce Su-34 fighter-bomber at Borisoglebsk
Ukrainian forces struck Borisoglebsk airbase overnight with cruise missiles, reportedly destroying six Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers on the ground. If confirmed, it would be one of the costliest single strikes on Russia's air fleet since the war began, hitting a base deep inside Russian territory. Military watchers are awaiting satellite imagery and official confirmation from either side.
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The dispute over Germany's F126 frigate programme is escalating: Dutch shipbuilder Damen is demanding 4.7 billion euros in damages from the German government, accusing Berlin of breach of contract. The claim follows reports that the navy's frigate procurement faces substantial cuts, drawing sharp attention to Defence Minister Boris Pistorius and the troubled Bundeswehr naval project.
- 4Carl Bildt accuses Boris Johnson of being a Putin apologist●I'm sorry to say, but @BorisJohnson is totally ignorant of the facts on Ukraine, EU and Russia. Apologist for Putin. htt
Former Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt has publicly accused Boris Johnson of being ignorant about Ukraine, the EU and Russia, calling the former UK foreign secretary an apologist for Vladimir Putin. The criticism came in response to Johnson's remarks blaming EU 'pretensions' for contributing to the Ukraine crisis, comments Bildt says ignore the facts of the conflict.
- 5Cardinals' 2027 pitching rotation generating excitement▼Cardinals’ 2027 rotation is shaping up to be their most exciting in years The St. Louis Cardinals rotation has been bori
The St. Louis Cardinals' rotation, long criticized as dull, is expected to become one of the team's most exciting in years by 2027. Young pitchers with strong strikeout stuff are set to debut and join a staff that has already begun turning around, giving fans hope for a dynamic new era of Cardinals baseball.
- 6Boris Lurie's Holocaust art exhibited at Maltz Museum▼Boris Lurie’s haunting art confronts the Holocaust in Maltz Museum exhibit
The Maltz Museum is presenting an exhibition of Boris Lurie's haunting artwork confronting the Holocaust. Lurie, a survivor of Nazi concentration camps who later co-founded the NO!art movement, created stark works that process trauma and memory. Local coverage highlights how his art forces viewers to face the horrors of the Holocaust, drawing attention to the exhibit among Cleveland-area art audiences.
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A military jet has reportedly crashed between Nancy and Metz in northeastern France, with local reports describing the aircraft going down in the area. The news comes as German attention turns to military aviation: Defence Minister Boris Pistorius visited Bremen amid reports of a major Airbus order, and the Bundeswehr is planning to buy 16 new A400M transport aircraft. Details about the crash and any casualties were not immediately confirmed.
- 8Accusations renewed that Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock lied during pandemic●So, this confirms what we knew all along. # BorisJohnson and the entire # Tory government (especially # MattHancock ) li
Commenters are accusing Boris Johnson and the UK Conservative government, particularly former health secretary Matt Hancock, of repeatedly lying during the Covid-19 pandemic and combining dishonesty with incompetence that allegedly cost thousands of lives. The claims echo long-standing criticism of the government's pandemic record and are being voiced with a sense that the allegations have now been confirmed.
- 9Slovenian cave biologist Boris Sket dies at 87▼Professor Boris Sket (1936–2023): the SpeleoBiologist and much more
Professor Boris Sket, the Slovenian speleobiologist renowned for his research on cave fauna and subterranean biodiversity, has died at the age of 87. Born in 1936, he built a long career studying life in caves and groundwater, becoming a leading figure in cave biology and a mentor to generations of researchers. Tributes are highlighting both his scientific contributions and his broader influence beyond speleobiology.