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Fuel leak delays NASA’s first launch Artemis Moon rocket weeks
the second time in a week, NASA An attempt to launch its huge next-generation rocket ship was aborted Saturday, citing a stubborn fuel leak, and the space agency said it could delay the first mission of its Moon-to-Mars Artemis program by at least a few weeks.Pre-flight operations for the day were canceled about three hours before liftoff time for the 32-story building at 2:17pm ET (1817 GMT) space launch system (SLS) rocket and its Orion capsule Cape Canaveral,Florida.
Erdogan accuses Greece “Occupy” demilitarized islands
President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan defendant Greece Occupy the island on Saturday Aegean Sea sea with demilitarized status, and said turkey Be prepared to “do what’s necessary” when the time comes.Historic competitors, but also NATO, turkey and Greece Disagreement over issues such as overflight and flight status Aegean Sea Island-to-Ocean Boundaries and Oil and Gas Resources mediterraneanand ethnically divided Cyprus.
Pope dissolves leadership of Knights of Malta, promulgates new constitution
pope Francis Global Knights of Malta leadership disbanded on Saturday catholic religious order and humanitarian groups, and the establishment of an interim government ahead of new elections grand master. The pope issued the change in a decree after five years of intense debate within the group and between some senior members of the old guard and the Vatican over a new constitution that some fear would weaken its sovereignty.
thousands Russian farewell last Soviet Union leader mikhail Gorbachev “Peacemaker”
thousands Russian Passing the coffin opened by Mikhail Gorbachevthe last leader of Soviet Union Union, on Saturday, many said they wanted to honor his memory as a “peacemaker” who abolished totalitarianism and gave them freedom. Gorbachevleader Soviet Union United from 1985 to 1991, died Tuesday at the age of 91.His body is placed in the central pillared hall Moscow According to the old tradition Soviet Union leaders, including Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin.
Germany pledges $199 million in aid to displaced people Ukraine – Minister
Germany will provide Ukraine Development Minister Svenja Schulze told the Funke Media group that another 200 million euros ($199.02 million) is being used to fund aid programmes for people internally displaced by the Russian invasion. Ukraine Prime Minister Denis Shmihal will visit Berlin he will meet there on monday German Prime Minister Olaf Schultz.
conflict rock suburb Libyan capital
Libyan armed factions clash in western suburbs diatomite Forces allied with Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah’s government further consolidated control of the capital late Friday and early Saturday.The fighting took place in an area west of Farah, Warsaw diatomite It has been the site of repeated conflict during 11 years of violence and chaos since a NATO-backed uprising toppled veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Brazil’s electoral authorities search the home of former judge Sergio Moro
On Saturday morning, Brazil’s electoral authorities launched a search and seizure warrant at the home of Sergio Moro, a former judge who led one of Brazil’s largest corruption investigations, a former justice minister and incumbent Senate candidate.It is the first time Moro has led a large-scale “car wash” corruption investigation that has jailed some of Brazil’s political and business elites, including the current presidential candidate Luis Inacio Lulada Silvahas been targeted by electoral authorities.
Mali frees 3 women of 49 detainees Ivorian Soldier
3 women out of 49 Ivorian imprisoned soldier MaliUnveiled on Saturday, state television said the military arrests have sparked a diplomatic row between the two countries for about seven weeks. The west African neighbors.soldiers are detained Marian On July 10, the capital Bamako International Airport. Mali’s military junta said they had flown in without permission and were considered mercenaries.
25 children killed as death toll from Pakistan floods rises to 57
Damage caused by catastrophic floods Pakistan The climb continued on Saturday, with 57 more deaths, 25 of them children, as the country grapples with rescue and relief operations on an unprecedented scale.high-level agency established to coordinate disaster relief efforts Islamabad Hosted by Prime Minister for the first time on Saturday shebaz sharifto assess the disaster.
Nuclear power plant loses power lines Moscow, The west Energy row upgrade
A key nuclear power plant in Ukraine International energy officials said Saturday that another loss of outside power has fueled fears of an energy battle between the two sides. Moscow and The west In the ongoing war, there has been an increase in recent days.Ukraine’s Zaporozhye plant – the largest Europe – The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said its last remaining main external power lines were cut off, even though backup lines were able to continue feeding the grid.
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