Russian Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarines Are Now Cocooned In Nets – TWZ

  1. Russian Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarines Are Now Cocooned In Nets  TWZ
  2. World’s Most Heavily Armed Submarines Fortified with New Anti-Drone Protection at Russia’s Key Pacific Base  Military Watch Magazine
  3. Images: Russia Put Anti-Drone Nets on More Submarines at Pacific Base  businessinsider.com
  4. Russian subs submerge in harbour fearing Ukrainian drones  UK Defence Journal
  5. Russia’s Submarines Are Getting a New Accessory: ‘Cope Cages’  The National Interest
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Houseboat owners face damage and odor as drought leaves vessels on lake, river bottoms – NL Times

  1. Houseboat owners face damage and odor as drought leaves vessels on lake, river bottoms  NL Times
  2. German shippers warn Rhine could be 'split in two' by low water  Reuters
  3. Western Europe faces unprecedented drought, threatening human activity and ecosystems  Le Monde.fr
  4. Extreme weather is drying up Europe’s rivers in a crisis so dire it can be seen from space  CNN
  5. Europe’s dry riverbeds and scorched earth – in pictures  theguardian.com
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‘Baby killer’: Fight breaks out in Manila airport over antisemitic insults – report – jpost.com

  1. 'Baby killer': Fight breaks out in Manila airport over antisemitic insults - report  jpost.com
  2. Who is Kent Scott Lee? American passenger allegedly detained after Manila airport fight with Israeli man  Hindustan Times
  3. ‘Baby killer, Hitler was right’: Israeli and American trade punches at Manila airport  Ynetnews
  4. Video | Israeli man, American tourist clash at Manila airport over alleged antisemitic remarks  Firstpost
  5. Violent Fight Sparked At Manila Airport After Antisemitic Remarks Towards Israeli  VINnews
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One of UK’s best fossil collections sold overseas in ‘loss to the nation’

Exclusive: Lack of funds left British museums unable pay eight-figure sum for collection, which went to Abu Dhabi institution

One of the most important collections of UK Jurassic fossils ever compiled has been sold to a museum in Abu Dhabi, the Guardian can reveal, in what British experts have described as a loss for the nation.

The collection, which was amassed by a private fossil collector, consisted of 318 specimens, including ichthyosaurs, fish and crustaceans among other creatures, some of which could be new species.

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