Drones Strike Russian Region, Wildberries Depots Targeted ↗
Front page leadDrone attacks have targeted the Ryazan region in Russia, with Wildberries depots being specifically hit.
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The Telegrafi front page features a mix of international and domestic news. International stories focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with reports on Russian refinery attacks and potential Ukrainian actions in Poland. There are also stories about Serbia and regional relations. Domestic news…
Drone attacks have targeted the Ryazan region in Russia, with Wildberries depots being specifically hit.
A refinery in Siberia has stopped operations following an air strike attributed to Ukraine, presenting a new challenge for President Putin.
Following an attack on Ukrainians in Poland, Donald Tusk has urged the president to take action.
An interview with Oliver Jens Schmitt discusses emerging historical trends in the Balkans, referencing protests in Albania.
Boxing promoter Prenga has invited boxer Anthony Joshua to Albania, with Joshua's response noted as surprising.
A crane collapse at a workshop in Pristina has resulted in one death and one injury.
Shahin Bushi has declined to comment on certain claims, while residents of Krusha express distrust towards Esat Shala.
According to Bislimi, a resolution has been presented to the US Congress that objects to holding the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in Belgrade.
The manager of Kristian Prenga has issued a statement addressing accusations of match-fixing.
Two individuals from Serbia have been apprehended at Jarinje on suspicion of forgery and misuse of cards.
European national football teams are reportedly threatening to boycott the World Cup, signaling a major crisis in the sport.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Economy (MINT) has released data showing record-high prices for fuel and gasoline derivatives.
Shala describes how 17,000 people in the mountains of Berisha received aid, likening the organization to Mother Teresa's efforts during wartime.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with injuries sustained in Pristina and have been detained for 48 hours.