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Ukraine struck a Russian navy base near St. Petersburg in a major drone attack after Putin rejected Zelenskyy's offer for direct talks, prompting Russia to vow bolstered air defenses. In the Middle East, an Israeli soldier opened fire on a car in the West Bank, killing a 7-month-old Palestinian baby, while Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed 12 people including army officers just days after a ceasefire deal. Pope Leo XIV began his first papal visit to Spain in 15 years, urging leaders to reject polarization and praising the country's stance on migration and opposition to war. In Asia, Nicaragua emerges as a potential new front in the US-China influence battle, and Beijing has deployed new missiles opposite Taiwan that match Patriot systems.

Ukraine strikes Russian navy base near St. Petersburg after Putin rejects talks

Ukraine strikes Russian navy base near St. Petersburg after Putin rejects talksUkraine launched a massive drone attack targeting a Russian navy base near St. Petersburg, striking the city for a second consecutive day after President Putin rejected President Zelenskyy's offer for direct negotiations. Russia described the attack as 'unprecedented' in scale. In response, Putin announced plans to bolster Russia's air defense systems. The escalation comes just days after Kyiv unleashed hundreds of drones on Russian territory.

Israeli soldier kills 7-month-old baby in West Bank shooting

Israeli soldier kills 7-month-old baby in West Bank shootingIsraeli soldiers opened fire on a car in the occupied West Bank, killing a seven-month-old Palestinian baby and wounding the parents, according to Palestinian health officials. Multiple news outlets including CNN, AP News, and The Guardian reported the incident, which has drawn widespread condemnation. The NYT described the killing as an infant shot dead by Israeli military fire on a vehicle. The parents were also hurt in the shooting.

Israeli airstrikes kill 12 in Lebanon including army officers after ceasefire

Israeli airstrikes kill 12 in Lebanon including army officers after ceasefireIsraeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including high-ranking Lebanese army officers, just days after a ceasefire deal was signed. AP News, Al Jazeera, NPR, and NYT all covered the strikes, which threaten to unravel the fragile truce. The attacks mark one of the most serious violations of the ceasefire since it took effect.

Pope Leo XIV visits Spain, urges end to polarization

Pope Leo XIV visits Spain, urges end to polarizationPope Leo XIV made his first papal visit to Spain in 15 years, using the trip to urge political and social leaders to stop fanning the flames of polarization. He praised Spain's opposition to war and its support for migrants during the visit. Topics ranging from divisions and migration to pop culture figure Bad Bunny framed the discussion around the Pope's priorities. The Guardian noted his call for leaders to reject divisive rhetoric as he began his Spanish tour.

Nicaragua emerges as new US-China battleground; Beijing deploys missiles near Taiwan

Nicaragua emerges as new US-China battleground; Beijing deploys missiles near TaiwanAnalysts suggest Nicaragua could become the next front in the US-China influence battle, drawing parallels to the Panama situation. Meanwhile, Beijing has deployed new missiles opposite Taiwan that match Patriot systems, according to SCMP reporting. China Daily struck a more conciliatory tone, arguing that Sino-US cooperation could benefit from a wider scope.