US President Donald Trump said in an interview with The New York Post that he left instructions in case Iran kills him. “I’ve been on their list for a long time. That's what we're dealing with. The only thing I left instructions is that if something happens, just bomb them with such force as they have never seen before,” said the American president.

Following a preliminary investigation, the European Commission concluded that Meta (the owner of Facebook and Instagram) violated the European Digital Services Act by using a design on social networks that could cause addiction among users. BBC News reports this. The European Commission complained about features such as automatic video playback, endless feed and personalized recommendations.

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky said that he signed a decree on the creation of a “special command for long-range influence on Russia” within the Armed Forces. He said this in his evening address. “This command must concentrate 100% of its available resources in order to further significantly reduce Russian military capabilities,” he said.

Former member of the British Parliament, 78-year-old Anne Widdecombe, has been found dead in England. Police in Devon and Cornwall have opened a murder investigation in connection with the politician's death, Sky News reports. Police said they responded to Widdecombe's home around noon and found her body with serious injuries. In the evening, police announced that a 26-year-old man, a British citizen, had been detained on suspicion of Widdecombe's murder.

Consumer prices for gasoline in Russia in June 2026 increased by 6.88% compared to the previous month, Interfax reports , citing Rosstat data. Compared to June 2025, consumer gasoline prices increased by 19.90%. Gasoline of the AI-92 brand in June 2026 increased in price relative to the previous month by 7.3%, AI-95 - by 6.7%, AI-98 - by 3.1%. Diesel fuel became more expensive in June by 7.1%.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova denied information that Russia is preparing a law on exit visas. "Nonsense. A classic foreign agency,” she said in a comment to RBC. Thus, Zakharova emphasized that such information is published only by those publications that are included in the register of “foreign agents.” Earlier, the telegram channel “We Can Explain” reported that the Russian Foreign Ministry was developing a package of documents for the introduction of exit visas.

Her family said the girl was gang-raped. But the police, prosecutors and court interpreted this as consensual sex Attention! This text is about sexualized violence. Don't read it if it's hard for you. This week, a verdict was passed in Kazakhstan in a high-profile criminal case of sexualized violence against a 14-year-old girl.

A man was half-sucked into a crashed plane window on a Ryanair flight. The incident occurred on the morning of Friday, July 10. The plane was flying from the Greek city of Thessaloniki to the German city of Memmingen. According to the Greek publication ERT News, a few minutes after takeoff, a part came off the engine, which hit the window and broke the glass. As a result, the man sitting next to him began to be pulled out by the air flow.

The Russian Ministry of Justice has updated the register of “foreign agents” to include politician Boris Nadezhdin. According to the department, Nadezhdin participated in the creation and distribution of materials from other “foreign agents” and “undesirable” organizations, and also disseminated “unreliable information” about the decisions of the Russian authorities and the electoral system in the country.

What is known about this The Investigative Committee reported on July 10 that the department's regional departments in the Moscow and Sverdlovsk regions are investigating criminal cases of “illegal actions against teenagers.” This happened after information spread in the media that the creators of the popular online community “Empire of Geese” forced teenagers to take photos and videos of a sexualized nature. The “Empire of Geese” community appeared in 2014.

A court in the Primorsky Territory recovered 298.5 thousand rubles from the Ministry of Internal Affairs in favor of a Russian woman who received a passport with incorrect data and was unable to pass border control with it when flying to another country. This was reported by the joint press service of the region's judicial system. The passport had a technical error in the machine-readable line. This was discovered at border control on the territory of another state.

Large instructions from Meduza, useful for apartment owners in Russia In June, Vladimir Putin signed a law on the seizure of property of citizens who left for “ offenses against the interests of the Russian Federation.” Meduza spoke with a realtor, a notary, and a Russian who transferred an apartment to a relative from abroad, and prepared instructions on how to re-sign or sell real estate without visiting home. This text contains more than 20 thousand characters.

Gasoline production in Russia after Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries fell to 65% of average seasonal consumption, Reuters writes, citing two sources and its own calculations. According to the agency, the deficit in gasoline production compared to the volumes needed in the summer season (when demand from motorists increases) amounted to 35% (from 40,000 to 45,000 tons per day). In June, the daily deficit was 25%.

In Russia, cases have begun to be opened under the article on high treason (275 of the Criminal Code) for the use of paid reactions in telegram, the Prison Lawyer telegram channel reported . According to him, these are the first such cases in Russian judicial practice. Its authors did not provide details. Previously, such cases were classified under the article on promoting terrorist activities (205.1 of the Criminal Code).

1598th day. In Lviv, a crowd overturned a TCC car (this is an analogue of a military registration and enlistment office). One of the participants in the clashes was arrested. Others were forced to chant “Glory to the TCC!” Since February 24, 2022, Meduza has been broadcasting live about the Russian-Ukrainian war. We publish your letters every day because we are sure that we need to continue talking about the war. Share with us your thoughts about the war. What feelings are you experiencing?