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The front page of Sloboden Pecat features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include US charges against Iranians for cyberattacks, a severe car accident in Serbia, and political developments involving Donald Trump and Ukraine. There's also coverage of a fire in North Macedonia…
The US Department of Justice has filed an expanded indictment against 17 members of the Iranian company 'Mabna,' accused of orchestrating widespread cyberattacks on universities, companies, government institutions, and NGOs globally since at least 2013.
A severe traffic accident occurred near Mladenovac when an Audi collided with a bus, resulting in one fatality and seven injuries.
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly pressured his associates to organize a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
The former Ukrainian Minister of Defense has challenged President Zelensky by calling for elections to be held during the ongoing war.
An article discusses the complexities and beneficiaries of the pension system, questioning who controls and profits from it.
Firefighters fought a difficult battle against a fire near the village of Krushevica in North Macedonia, successfully containing it and preventing it from reaching the village.
Frank Beard, the legendary drummer of the band ZZ Top, has died.
Austria is investing billions in its agricultural sector, but a portion of these funds is reportedly being diverted to luxury brands like Porsche and Glock.
The National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia has published the current exchange rate for the Euro.
Bayern Munich player Jamal Musiala has collapsed on the field during a match for the second time in three days, raising concerns.
Reports indicate that Russia has constructed covert bases for drones, which could potentially be used to launch attacks on NATO member territories.
Ukrainian missiles have struck the Belgorod region in Russia, resulting in six fatalities.
Russia launched missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, killing three people. Moscow stated its target was a large number of Ukrainian drones and reported another strike on a Wildberries warehouse.
