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Two men arrested for assaulting a Ukrainian couple in Wrocław, Poland, face up to five years in prison.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied allegations made by Qasim al-Abudi, National Security Advisor to the Republic of Iraq, regarding Kyiv’s alleged involvement in organizing explosions at Iraqi government facilities.

Just a few days ago, on July 20, a new prime minister - Andy Burnham - took office at 10 Downing Street in London. Prior to that, he had served as mayor of Greater Manchester for nearly nine years and was one of the most influential members of the Labour Party.

A Russian Su-57 fighter jet crashed in the Moscow region. The Russian Ministry of Defense cited a technical malfunction as the preliminary cause of the crash. At the same time, Z-bloggers speculate that the aircraft may have been shot down by Russian air defense forces.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha reported that no ships passed through Ukraine's Black Sea maritime corridor on July 22.

Hungary did not support the approval of the screening results for the third negotiation cluster for Ukraine and Moldova.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that a secret meeting between former high-ranking officials from Germany and Russia took place this month in the country’s capital, Baku, during which they may have discussed ways to end Russia’s war against Ukraine.

On July 21, the Telavi Court released Giorgi Chigladze on bail; he had been detained following a confrontation with a female tourist.

Off the coast of Romania, approximately 20 nautical miles from shore and outside the country's territorial waters, the Liberian-flagged LPG tanker Gas Lisbon suffered an accident.

Large-scale deforestation has been observed in Russia’s border regions near Finland. In the cleared areas, the Russian military is actively building new hangars for equipment, weapons depots, and barracks.