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Ukraine completes prisoner exchange, faces new drone attack

Ukraine completes prisoner exchange, faces new drone attack

Ukraine repatriated 160 military personnel in its 76th exchange, including 115 Mariupol defenders, though sources differ on their captivity duration. Separately, Russia launched 129 drones overnight on June 27, with 113 intercepted.

Ukraine has completed its 76th prisoner exchange, with 160 military personnel returning from Russian captivity. Among those repatriated are 115 defenders of Mariupol, with ages ranging from 26 to 66. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Радіо Свобода indicated these soldiers had been held since 2022, while Українська правда reported their captivity lasted four years. Separately, Russian forces launched 129 uncrewed aerial vehicles against Ukraine overnight on June 27. The Ukrainian Air Forces stated that 113 of these drones were intercepted or suppressed. Hits were recorded at seven locations, and debris fell in three others across the country's northern, southern, and eastern regions. The aerial assault was reportedly ongoing into the morning. Sources: Громадське, Радіо Свобода, Українська правда

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Families search for migrants missing after Tunisia boat capsizing

Families search for migrants missing after Tunisia boat capsizing

A migrant boat capsized off Sfax, Tunisia, on August 3, 2025, leaving families in a desperate search for their missing loved ones, including a 23-year-old Cameroonian. The incident highlights the ongoing anguish.

A migrant vessel reportedly capsized off the coast of Sfax, Tunisia, on August 3, 2025, leading to the disappearance of several individuals. Among those missing is Kankeu, a 23-year-old Cameroonian, whose family was notified of the incident by a survivor. His sister, Bélédine Engelbert, received a call describing how Kankeu "cried 'Save me'" during the capsizing. The incident underscores the prolonged distress experienced by families searching for relatives lost during perilous sea crossings. Many families continue their quest for information, seeking to confirm the fate of their loved ones following such maritime tragedies. Sources: Le Monde.

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