A Russian cargo ship, the Ursa Major, sank in the Mediterranean Sea after being hit by sabotage blasts, leading to accusations of a terrorist attack by its operator, Oboronlogistica. The crew was rescued, but two members remain missing, and the ship was carrying heavy cranes and supplies to Vladivostok. This incident reflects escalating maritime conflict as Ukraine targets Russian naval assets, with significant attacks reported in the past year, leading to damage and losses for Russia’s Black Sea Fleet and a shift in naval deployments and tactics.
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Where snow could hit UK on New Year’s Day
Britons are preparing for snowfall and a sharp drop in temperatures as low as -2C on New Year’s Eve, with the Met Office forecasting a rapid change from mild weather. Snow will start in northern Scotland before moving south on Monday evening, becoming heavier overnight and potentially spreading to other parts of the UK by Tuesday. Heavy rains and winds are expected in Scotland, as well as in the north and west of the UK,...
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