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The news on TV8.md is dominated by international events including the war in Ukraine and EU sanctions against Russia. Domestic Moldovan news includes a triathlon competition incident, a court case involving Igor Dodon, a drone incident over Moldovan airspace, a train derailment, and a gas supply…
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine enters its 1635th day with Kyiv being targeted by a ballistic missile, while in Russia, the largest Wilberries warehouse was destroyed.
A triathlon event in Chisinau was marred by an incident where two participants had to be rescued from drowning, highlighting the dangers involved in the sport.
The court sessions in the 'Kuliok' case have restarted, with updates on when the judicial investigation into Igor Dodon's case might conclude.
The European Union has issued a warning that it is preparing to implement its most extensive package of sanctions against Russia.
A drone was detected flying over Moldovan airspace and was subsequently shot down by a Spanish F-18 fighter jet after it crossed into Romanian territory.
A derailment involving seven train cars loaded with grain occurred near Chircani, but fortunately, there were no injuries reported.
A significant portion of the capital, affecting over 4,000 consumers in one sector, will experience a temporary loss of gas supply.
Arsenal has secured victory in the English Supercup, marking a difficult start for Enzo Maresca as the new manager of Manchester City.
The entertainment world is in mourning following the passing of young American actress Hayden Panettiere, who died at the age of 36.
A video report highlights the most active members of parliament, detailing which deputies spoke most frequently in the first session of 2026.
ChatGPT provides a horoscope for August 17, 2026, predicting a busy day for Geminis and an intense period for Scorpios, while Sagittarians need fresh air.
The weather on August 17, 2026, is expected to be very hot, with temperatures soaring and a heatwave beginning the week.
Germany is contemplating modifications to its constitution in response to severe heatwaves, with an analysis of the practical implications.
Iran has announced it will provide financial rewards for every American military member captured or killed, with women receiving double the amount.
A large and destructive fire has engulfed over 3,000 hectares in Belgium, with the flames now approaching the border with Germany.
Six units of firefighters were deployed to tackle a vegetation fire that broke out in Chisinau.
A driver from Tiraspol was apprehended while operating a vehicle with an infant in their lap and subsequently received a fine.
A theft occurred at a museum in Italy, where valuable paintings by a renowned Renaissance artist were stolen.
A craftswoman from Briceni is showcasing innovative techniques by creating embroidery on unconventional materials like plaster mesh and sieves, reviving traditional art.
