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The news from SDK.mk on October 9, 2026, covers a range of topics including a dog attack on a child in Skopje, international relations concerning Ukraine and the US, cultural events like film festivals and premieres, and political statements from Donald Trump regarding Iran. There are also reports…
A pack of stray dogs attacked a 10-year-old child in the Gorche Petrov neighborhood of Skopje, leading residents to criticize the local animal shelter, "Laika," for its ineffectiveness.
Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the United States for its inaction and lack of readiness to assist Ukraine, following a two-day period where 78 people died in Russian bombings.
Macedonian film critic Vladimir Angelov will serve on the jury of the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) at the 42nd Warsaw International Film Festival.
The second film by director Dina Duma, "Skateboarding is Not for Girls," is now showing in Skopje's Cineplex cinema and in Kinoverzum cinemas in Veles and Shtip.
Donald Trump stated that the US will not attack Iran before the upcoming November mid-term elections, claiming that productive discussions are underway between the two countries.
Music for "Listen to Me," a documentary about rapper Marko Marinković-Slatkaristika and his personal life, is being recorded at "Fejms" studio in Skopje with young musicians from Europe.
The public will be able to witness the execution of former US Army Major Nidal Hasan by firing squad, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegsey.
A medical commission has concluded that doctors exhibited 'complete blindness' and failed to act, leading to discrimination against a patient.
A mother from Skopje is attending classes with her twin daughters, who have autism, as the state provides them with assistants.
