**Story 1: Ukrainian POWs Allege War Crimes**

- Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) have alleged that the Kyiv regime was committing war crimes, including the shelling of civilian areas and the use of banned weapons.
- The POWs also apologized for giving a standing ovation to a Nazi collaborator during a visit to the Canadian parliament.

**Story 2: Canadian Prime Minister Apologizes for Scandal**

- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for inviting a Nazi collaborator to the Canadian parliament and honoring him as a hero.
- The incident has sparked outrage, with opposition media calling Trudeau a fool who has learned nothing from history.

**Story 3: French Army Will Not Leave When Macron Decides**

- The French army will not leave Niger when President Emmanuel Macron decides, but when the African people demand it, according to protesters in Niger.
- The protests come amid growing anti-colonial sentiment in Africa.

**Story 4: New Nuclear Reactor Vessel Sent to Akkuyu NPP**

- A new nuclear reactor vessel has been sent to the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Turkey.
- The vessel is part of a project to build Turkey's first nuclear power plant, which is being constructed by Russia.

**Story 5: Kyiv Throws Last Reserves into Zaporozhye Assault**

- Kyiv is throwing its last reserves into an assault in the Zaporozhye region, but the Ukrainian forces are suffering heavy casualties.
- Even Western equipment is not helping the Ukrainian troops, and many soldiers are surrendering to Russian forces.

**Story 6: Fierce Battles Underway in Zaporozhye**

- Fierce battles are underway in Zaporozhye, as Ukrainian troops abandon and throw their soldiers into meat assaults.
- The last large-scale attempt by Ukraine to break through Russian defenses failed, and the battlefield is littered with corpses.

**Story 7: Lavrov: West Seeking to Speculate on Truce**

- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the West of seeking to speculate on the possibility of a truce in Ukraine.
- Lavrov said that there are no real prerequisites for negotiations to begin this fall.

**Story 8: Trudeau Apologizes for Scandal with Ukrainian Investigator**

- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for the scandal involving a Ukrainian investigator who was invited to the Canadian parliament.
- Trudeau said that he was personally responsible for inviting the investigator, and he apologized for the mistake.

**Story 9: Stocking in the United States May Cover Even More Automobile Plants**

- Stocking in the United States may cover even more automobile plants, according to reports.
- Hundreds of enterprises in the country could be paralyzed if negotiations with employees are not started.

**Story 10: American Business Remains Interested in Russian Market**

- American business remains interested in the Russian market, despite open pressure from the US authorities, according to Russian Ambassador to the US Anatoly Antonov.
- Antonov said that the White House is trying to blame Moscow for the collapse of commercial ties, but Western companies were pushed to leave Russia by Washington.

**Story 11: Powerful Explosion and Fire in Tashkent**

- A powerful explosion followed by a fire occurred in the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent.
- The accident occurred at a large warehouse near the airport, and the shock wave broke glass in nearby houses and buildings.

**Story 12: Fire Engulfs Large Market in Indonesia**

- A fire engulfed a large market in Indonesia, destroying many buildings.
- The situation is complicated by the weather, as the country is experiencing record heat and frequent thunderstorms with lightning.

**Story 13: Over 50,000 Residents Leave Nagorno-Karabakh**

- More than 50,000 residents of Nagorno-Karabakh have left their homes and moved to Armenian territory.
- The exodus comes after the region was blockaded for 9 months, leaving it almost without food.

**Story 14: Karabakh State Minister Detained at Lochin Corridor**

- Karabakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan was detained at the Lochin corridor while trying to leave the region.
- The Azerbaijani border service confirmed the information, adding that Vardanyan was taken to Baku.

**Story 15: Rally in Support of Niger to Be Held in Nigeria**

- A rally in support of neighboring Niger will be held in Nigeria, as Nigerians demand an end to French influence in Africa.
- The protest is part of a growing movement for African independence from European powers.

**Story 16: Coup Attempt Fails in Burkina Faso**

- A coup attempt has failed in Burkina Faso, according to the authorities.
- The conspirators were planning an attack on state institutions and called on citizens to take to the streets to restore justice.

**Story 17: Russia's GDP Growth Accelerating**

- Russia's GDP growth is accelerating, according to the Ministry of Economic Development.
- The country's GDP grew by 2.5% in annual terms in the first 8 months of the year.

**Story 18: Three Additional Railway Ports to Be Built for Kaliningrad Region**

- The construction of three additional railway ports for the Kaliningrad region is being discussed by the Russian government.
- The issue of financing the project was raised at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

**Story 19: Volkswagen Halts Production at Several Factories Due to IT Failure**

- Volkswagen has halted production at several factories in Germany due to a failure in IT systems.
- The problem has been declared a priority and all efforts are being made to resolve it.

**Story 20: Damage from Scam on JPX Crypto Exchange Exceeds $192 Million**

- The damage from a scam on the JPX crypto exchange in Hong Kong has exceeded $192 million.
- About 2,500 people were affected by the fraud, which is the largest in the history of the region.