Ukraine may receive American JASSM cruise missiles, which have a range three times greater than the longest-range missiles in service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The administration of US President Joe Biden admitted the reality of the start of deliveries and confirmed discussions with the Pentagon, Politico reported , citing sources. JASSM is an air-launched missile that could be fitted to the American F-16 fighters transferred to Ukraine, sources close to the White House said.

Seven Russian universities have made it into the latest Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), but are not in the top 100. This is reported by RIA Novosti, citing the rating published by the Shanghai-based company ShanghaiRanking Consultancy. As the agency explains, specific places in the ARWU ranking are assigned only to universities that are in the top 100. The list is then divided into groups with a range of 50 and 100 places.

Archaeologists from University College London (UCL) have studied the Stonehenge slabs and concluded that one of them was originally in Scotland before ending up on Salisbury Plain – there are about 750 kilometers between these points. Before that, for about a century, scientists agreed that some of the slabs were brought from Wales – that’s about 200 kilometers.

There have been disruptions in the supply of anti-Rhesus immunoglobulin in Russian regions, E1.ru reported . The drug is vital for pregnant women in case of Rhesus conflict with the unborn child. Supplies to Russia in January-June decreased by 71%, RBC reported earlier.

UK health officials have warned that gonorrhoea is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics and could become untreatable in the future, The Guardian reports . Last year, 85,000 cases of gonorrhea were recorded in the country, the highest number since statistics began to be kept in 1918. Most patients can be cured, the publication writes, but recently experts have observed an increase in the number of strains resistant to ceftriaxone (an antibiotic commonly used to treat the infection).

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has launched a “Fly as much as you can” promotion, offering customers an unlimited number of flights for an annual fee of €499 – about 50,000 in roubles. However, as the BBC has discovered , the terms of the promotion state that the airline does not guarantee availability of seats on flights. The airline's website says that the subscription can be used for flights to Europe, Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.

In Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, a groundhog made his way into The Meadows and climbed into a toy machine. He was spotted by accident: when a customer was trying to fish out a stuffed animal with a hook, he noticed that the groundhog was blinking. The wild animal was named Colonel Custard and was released only two weeks later, APNews reports .

In Moscow, a man who stole a Lamborghini from a car wash was able to avoid trial. RIA Novosti reports this, citing case materials that were at its disposal. They say that the man saw an elite sports car at one of the capital's car washes. He introduced himself to the service staff as the owner of the car, received the keys to it and drove away. 16 hours later, he was detained by traffic police officers in a stolen car.

Alexei Navalny's former doctor, Alexander Polupan, in a conversation with Agency called the politician's official cause of death "bullshit." "Either they didn't find the cause of death and pulled an owl onto the globe to write something. Or they found it but decided to hide it and wrote about arrhythmia," Polupan added. The politician's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, has published a ruling refusing to open a criminal case into her husband's death.

A Russian Tu-22M3 bomber caught fire in the sky and crashed in the Cheremkhovskiy District of the Irkutsk Region, near the northern outskirts of the regional center. A video of the plane crash and explosion was published by Irkutsk Governor Igor Kobzev. The Tu-22 is capable of carrying nuclear weapons and is actively used by the Russian army in Ukraine.

Opposition politician Alexei Navalny died of a "combined disease," according to a ruling refusing to open a criminal case into his death. Photos of the document were published by the politician's associates and his widow Yulia Navalnaya. "I received these three pages last week, that is, six months after my husband's death.

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that campaign materials for an upcoming referendum on the constitutional right to abortion may refer to a fetus as an "unborn human being," Reuters reports . In November, Arizona residents will decide whether abortion rights should be enshrined in the Arizona Constitution. The state currently has a ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Republican lawmakers passed it after the U.S.

The Ukrainian military, who invaded the Kursk region, will open humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of residents of the region, both deep into Russia and into the territory of Ukraine. Deputy Prime Minister of the Ukrainian government Irina Vereshchuk wrote about this in her Telegram channel. She explained that the Ukrainian Armed Forces intend to create a “security zone” in the Kursk region, which is necessary to protect the Sumy region of Ukraine from Russian military forces.

And form a government in exile Especially for the “cold”, the political scientist and economist Lasha Chargazya wrote a column about why, in his opinion, the Russian opposition is time to stop trying to convince Vladimir Putin’s supporters and abandon the unconditionally legal practices of disobedience. In order not to miss the main materials of the "cold", subscribe to our Instagram and telegram .

The Ukrainian project “I Want to Live,” which helps Russian servicemen surrender and save their lives, has published a video and photos of Russian servicemen captured in the Kursk region. "In total, the special forces of the SBU's Central Security Service "A" captured 102 servicemen of the 488th Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces and Kadyrov's "Akhmat".