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Ukraine strikes Russian ships near Crimea, escalating attacks on fuel supplies

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By Ilya Abishev, Paul Brown Verified, Paul Kirby Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Ilya Abishev - BBC News Russian; Paul Brown - BBC Verify; Paul Kirby - Europe digital editor Thu, July 9, 2026 at 3:21 p.m. UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ukraine's military has intensified its attacks near Russian-annexed Crimea, following up strikes on Russia's land corridor to the peninsula by targeting maritime supply routes as well.
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Trump takes aim at 'wasted cause' Spain and revives Greenland claim at Nato summit

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By Paul Kirby Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Paul Kirby - Europe digital editor Wed, July 8, 2026 at 2:41 p.m. UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spain's Pedro Sánchez, here with Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte, angered the US leader earlier this year over his stance on the war in Iran [NurPhoto] US President Donald Trump has used the Nato summit in Ankara to lash out again at fellow member Spain, and revive his interest in taking over Greenland.
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France’s Marine Le Pen, fighting court conviction and running for presidency

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By N. Peter Kramer, Paul Kirby Verified
| European Business Review Verified
by Paul Kirby With nine months to go until the 2027 presidential election she may be ahead in the opinion polls - but she enters the race under the shadow of a court conviction for embezzlement. "I will not change my mind," she said defiantly on French TV. "There is no longer any scenario in which I could not run". Le Pen came third in the 2012 presidential race and was then twice runner-up to Emmanuel Macron in 2017 and 2022.
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