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Telegram.hr is covering a range of news, with a strong focus on environmental issues in Croatia and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Other prominent stories include a mountain rescue operation in Croatia, financial market updates, and a story about the British royal family.
A leading European environmental journalist, Stephane Horel, stated in an exclusive interview that the polluted area in Gospić, Croatia, can be characterized as a PFAS hotspot and advised against consuming locally grown potatoes due to high contamination levels.
Croatia's first doctor for trees issues an alarming forecast, warning that the absence of trees will lead to cities becoming unbearable 'ovens,' highlighting the crucial role of urban greenery.
Ukraine had planned an attack involving thousands of AI drones targeting Moscow's airports, a mission codenamed 'M&Ms,' but President Zelensky reportedly withdrew his approval at the last moment.
In a challenging search operation, Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) members endured hours of storm to locate the wreckage of a plane and the bodies of two individuals on Velebit mountain.
The article discusses how a book and Meghan Markle's actions have allegedly fulfilled Princess Diana's deepest fears regarding the integrity and promises of the British royal family, with all eyes on Harry's relationship with William.
Nenad Bjelica's Hull City, managed by Jakirović, is set to play against Manchester United in their Premier League debut, posing a significant challenge for the team.
