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The TA3 front page highlights a mix of domestic Slovakian news, including a major court case and government aid for farmers, alongside international developments such as the conflict in Ukraine and a natural disaster in Nepal. Sports news also features prominently with a significant player transfer.
The crucial witness in the 'Očistec' corruption case, Ľudovít Makó, is appearing in court, with his testimony being uncertain as key figures Gašpar and Bödör await his statements.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has labeled an attack on an airport as 'state terrorism' and implicated Russia, while Slovak politician Peter Pellegrini has expressed support for Germany's stance.
The Slovak government is providing substantial financial assistance to farmers, with 30 million euros designated for drought damage compensation and additional funds for fertilizer subsidies.
While the use of Shahed drones has decreased, Ukraine faces a growing challenge as Russia has enhanced a weapon previously considered simple and inexpensive.
The Slovak government has approved the signing of an agreement to compensate Ukraine, with the proposal now moving to the parliament for final decision.
Scientists are investigating the cause of a massive flood in Nepal, which was initially believed to be a glacial lake outburst but is now being re-examined.
A Slovak football talent has been sold for millions of euros after the club, referred to as 'Šošoni', reportedly accepted a substantial offer.
