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LONDON — Three men have been found guilty of an arson attack on a London warehouse linked to Ukraine on behalf of Russian mercenary group Wagner.Jakeem Rose, 23, Ugnius Asmena, 20, Nii Mensah, 23, were found guilty at the Old Bailey of aggravated arson with intent to endanger life after the blaze at the unit, which sent aid and internet satellite equipment to Ukraine.The attack was orchestrated by Dylan Earl, 20, and Jake Reeves, 23, who had already admitted aggravated arson on behalf of the Wagner Group - which the UK government has proscribed as a terrorist group.Around £1m-worth of damage was caused in the attack on the warehouse in east London, last year, the Old Bailey heard.A fourth man, Paul English, 61, was cleared of wrongdoing.Mensah and Rose were captured on CCTV and a...
July 08, 2025
Three men found guilty of Wagner-linked arson attack in London
July 08, 2025
Acropolis closes as heatwave grips Greece
MILAN — Orio al Serio airport in the northern Italian city of Bergamo suspended flights on Tuesday due to a runway incident.Local media reported that it was caused by someone running onto the tarmac and getting sucked into an airport engine.The Volotea flight headed to Asturias in Spain was performing a manoeuvre before taking off.The Bergamo Milan airport authority, known as SACBO, closed the Bergamo-Orio al Serio airport at 10.20 local time.All flights were suspended “due to a problem that occurred on the taxiway.”These included Ryanair services to Crotone, Prague, Zadar, Tirana, Kos, Malta, Naples, Porto, Alghero, and a Eurowings flight to Dusseldorf.Air traffic resumed at 12pm, but there are still some delays.These include Ryanair services to Fez, Lisbon, Copenhagen, Bristol and...
July 08, 2025
Flights delayed at Italian airport after man sucked into aircraft engine
July 08, 2025
Germany summons China’s ambassador after military aircraft lasered in Red Sea
July 08, 2025
Trump says Ukraine will receive more weapons after US pause on shipments
July 07, 2025
Ukrainian drones disrupt Russian air travel, transport minister fired
WARSAW — Poland has reinstated border controls with neighboring Germany and Lithuania in response to similar measures imposed by Berlin.The changes, which Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced last week, came into effect on Monday.“We remain advocates for freedom of movement in Europe, but the condition is the shared will of all neighbors, symmetrical and united action, to minimise the uncontrolled flow of migrants across our borders," Tusk said.In a social media post from his ministry, Poland's Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak explained that the controls were aimed at "those involved in the illegal smuggling of migrants across the border"."Ordinary travellers have nothing to fear," he added.The reinstated controls will target buses, minibuses, cars...
July 07, 2025
Poland reinstates border controls with Germany and Lithuania
July 04, 2025
Germany seeks agreement with Taliban to take back convicted Afghan migrants
July 04, 2025
Kyiv hit by barrage of drone strikes as Putin rejects Trump's truce bid
July 03, 2025
Ryanair cancels flights for 30,000 passengers due to French strike
