Iran's historic sites damaged by bomb shock waves radiating at nearly 20 times the speed of sound, Reuters reports

Reuters finds 11 of Iran's historic buildings, some internationally protected, damaged by US-Israeli bombs. Experts say it marks a clear shift in US targeting practices away from safeguarding cultural landmarks.

Reuters found that eleven of Iran's historic buildings — some protected under international law — were damaged by US-Israeli bombs. Experts told Reuters this shows a clear shift in US targeting practices and priorities away from protecting historical landmarks.

4 Palestinians, including child, killed by Israeli military in Gaza and West Bank; airstrike near Wadi al-Salqa kills 3, teenager shot dead in al-Bireh raid

Four Palestinians, including a child, were killed and several wounded by Israeli military action in the central Gaza Strip and the central West Bank, according to Palestinian sources and eyewitnesses. Three were killed in an airstrike near Wadi al-Salqa in Gaza, and a 15-year-old was shot dead during an army raid in al-Bireh.

Putin admits fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian strikes in rare public acknowledgment of war's domestic impact on Russia

Putin acknowledged fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian strikes, a rare admission linking the shortages directly to Ukrainian attacks.

Ukraine strikes Crimea fuel and power sites, cutting electricity and straining water supplies; residents turn to black market for gasoline amid worsening conditions on the peninsula.

Ukrainian strikes on fuel and power infrastructure in Crimea have cut electricity in parts of the peninsula, strained water supplies and pushed residents to the black market for gasoline.