Trump receives the British royals with pomp and boasts of being King Charles III's distant cousin

Trump receives the British royals with pomp and boasts of being King Charles III’s distant cousin

Donald and Melania Trump received King Charles III and Camilla of the United Kingdom this Tuesday in a pompous State ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, on the second day of the British royal family’s official tour, with which both countries commemorate 250 years since the independence of the 13 founding colonies of the United States. The Marine Band performed the two official anthems with their trumpets, followed by the traditional 21-gun salute, a military honor reserved for the highest dignitaries.

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The superyacht of a Putin friend crosses the Strait of Hormuz

The superyacht of a Putin friend crosses the Strait of Hormuz

The Russian superyacht Nord, linked to billionaire Aleksei Mordashov, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, has managed to navigate through the Strait of Hormuz, becoming one of the few vessels that has successfully transited this maritime route currently blocked by the war in Iran, according to the MarineTraffic platform. The event occurs after a meeting of an Iranian delegation with the Russian president in St. Petersburg.

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Ukraine attacks a Russian refinery in the Black Sea for the third time and aggravates the ecological emergency

Ukraine attacks a Russian refinery in the Black Sea for the third time and aggravates the ecological emergency

Ukrainian drones have hit a Russian refinery in the city of Tuapse, on the Black Sea, for the third time this month. The first two attacks caused an oil leak and black rain over the city. This Tuesday’s attack has forced Vladimir Putin to take control of the situation, sending the Minister of Emergency Situations to the area.

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Cole Allen, accused of "attempted assassination of President" Trump, could face life imprisonment

Cole Allen, accused of “attempted assassination of President” Trump, could face life imprisonment

Cole Tomas Allen, the 31-year-old Californian who broke into the Hilton hotel in Washington armed on Saturday with the alleged intention of killing Donald Trump and high-ranking members of his cabinet, appeared this morning before a court in the capital for his arraignment. The prosecution has already made public the charges against him: attempted assassination of the president, transportation of a firearm and ammunition with the intent to commit a felony, and use of a firearm during a violent crime. These serious criminal offenses could lead him to spend his life in prison.

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