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The highly coveted Michelin Guide stars, shining over Athens and Santorini, have just been announced. Greece now boasts a total of 21 stars across the regions currently covered by the guide. The prestigious Michelin stars for Greece have been announced. Beyond Athens, the famous guide’s inspectors have now also visited Santorini and Thessaloniki. In fact, […]

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J. S. was one of the best-known residents of a small town in western Germany. At 105, he regularly featured in local media reports marking his birthdays, and the mayor honored him as a revered centenarian. What many of his fellow townspeople did not know was that he had also served as a guard at Germany’s largest prisoner-of-war camp during World War II: Stalag 326. At least 15,000 inmates, most of them Soviet soldiers, died there under inhumane conditions, although some estimates put the real death toll as high as 70,000.

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Two Romanian F-16s shot down two jet-powered Russian Geran attack drones over Romania’s territorial waters near Sulina on the evening of 17 October, Romania’s Defense Ministry said. The ministry released cockpit images of the mission the next day, as NATO allies prepare to discuss Black Sea security at a special session Romania requested.

This comes as Moscow continues its air attacks on Ukraine, while the US is trying to make deals with Russia over its diesel and lift sanctions. Russia keeps striking Ukraine’s energy system and cities, while its drones and suspected saboteurs keep turning up inside NATO, from tankers hit off Romania to a foiled arson attempt at a Starlink site in Lithuania.

Down within minutes

The F-16s took off from the 86th Air Base at Borcea at 17:43 after radar detected a group of air targets about 120 km east of Zmiinyi (Snake) Island, flying southwest, Ukrainian military outlet Militarnyi reported, citing the ministry. The first drone entered Romanian airspace at 17:59 and was shot down at 18:01 southeast of Sulina. The second entered at 18:01 and was downed at 18:05 east of Sulina.

Both were jet-powered attack drones of the Geran family, the ministry said. The Geran is Russia’s version of the Iranian-designed Shahed. When first detected, the drones were about 65 km from the coast of Russian-occupied Crimea and 140 km from the Ukrainian-held shore, and their southwest course may point to Russian origin, Militarnyi calculated.

The ministry posted the cockpit images on 18 October, showing a missile launch and a fireball over the sea. “Targets spotted, identified, engaged and neutralized!” it wrote.

Allies to meet on the Black Sea

A special session of the North Atlantic Council, NATO’s top decision-making body, will discuss defense and deterrence in the Black Sea on 20 October at Romania’s request. Romanian President Nicușor Dan has confirmed that the two tankers that caught fire near Sulina last week were hit by drones, and a NATO military source told Reuters they were Russian.

Romanian radar has logged 54 drone intrusions into the country’s air and sea space since Russia’s full-scale invasion, 35 of them this year, and the military has shot down six such targets in 2026, Defense Ministry data show.

Searches in Poland and Lithuania

Within hours, Poland’s Operational Command said it was checking a possible airspace violation by an unknown object overnight into 18 October. Troops, police, and military police searched for a possible crash site south of Lublin after residents reported the loud sound of a flying object around 02:00, Militarnyi reported.

On the morning of 18 October, an unknown drone entered Lithuania’s airspace and triggered air raid alerts, the country’s crisis management center said. NATO jets accompanied it but could not shoot it down because of bad weather, Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas said. Debris preliminarily identified as drone parts was later found in the village of Juodžioniai in Pasvalys district, and the army said the drone may have entered from the direction of Poland.

Romania moved from escorting Russia’s stray drones to firing on them in July, when its F-16s downed three in 72 hours.

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The video released by Al Jazeera lasts just 25 seconds but has once again reignited public debate. The footage shows at least 10 fighters in a forest, “coming back from a mission,” as one of them can be heard saying. The group of soldiers, who are Mexican, Colombian, and Panamanian — as acknowledged by the person filming — is allegedly part of Ukraine’s front line in the war launched by Russia.

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Non è escluso che domenica a guidare l’Angelus, dal Policlinico Gemelli e non da piazza San Pietro, sia Papa Leone in persona. A figurare questa possibilità è il cardinale Pietro Parolin, segretario di Stato vaticano, a margine di un evento all’ambasciata irachena a Roma. “Dipenderà dal decorso della convalescenza. Se entro fine settimana starà meglio, penso che farà l’Angelus e lo farà da lì” ha spiegato Parolin. Sarebbe il segno di una guarigione che procede spedita, confermata dallo stesso cardinale che, interrogato sulle condizioni del Santo Padre, ha sottolineato di averlo trovato bene dopo l’operazione per rimuovere un tumore maligno al polmone.

Il segretario di Stato vaticano si è poi espresso sul futuro del pontificato di Papa Leone: “Sono appena due giorni che è stato ricoverato. Non si possono fare previsioni. Si tratta di vedere adesso quando tornerà e cosa diranno i medici. In base a tutti questi elementi, se necessario, il Papa rimodulerà il suo pontificato“. I viaggi e le attività del pontefice saranno, dunque, parametrati all’evolvere del quadro clinico. Lo stesso Parolin si è espresso con cautela in merito al viaggio in America Latina che attenderebbe il Santo Padre agli inizi di novembre e che, vista la situazione, sembra essere destinato a essere rimandato (probabilmente in primavera): “Dipenderà da come vanno le cose. Il Papa ancora non si è pronunciato su questo tema”.

L'articolo Parolin: “Se necessario Papa Leone rimodulerà il suo pontificato. Domenica potrebbe guidare l’Angelus dal Gemelli” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.