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The Telex front page features a mix of international and domestic news. A major international story details the ongoing investigation into a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, where the perpetrator's family was found dead. Another international report covers an oil spill from the Janaf pipeline…
Police confirmed that the parents and sibling of the alleged perpetrator of the Krakow shooting were found dead in their home. The 24-year-old man may have shot his family members and possessed two firearms, while his father legally owned 11 guns.
Major Veronika secured a silver medal at the Doha shooting World Championship. The team of Major Veronika, Domsits Olívia, and Fábián Sára Ráhel also won a bronze medal.
Vida Gábor's new novel, 'Bukfenc,' captures the final days of the Ceaușescu regime and the chaos after the 1989 revolution through the story of a family in a small border town, exploring the idea that politics never brings happiness.
Half a million liters of crude oil were spilled due to damage to the Janaf pipeline. So far, 200,000 liters have been recovered, and 6,600 square meters of land have been contaminated.
Despite spectacular demonstrations, Chinese humanoid robots still face numerous challenges, but this does not mean the technology is far from commercial introduction.
Vitézy has announced that Zalaegerszeg will not be developed with access from Sármellék.
The temperature dropped below minus 10 degrees Celsius at three stations monitored by Időkép, marking the first severe night of the season.
It is becoming clear how Elon Musk has disadvantaged Ukrainians with Starlink, and he has the power to do so again at any time.
