Israeli Air Force Strikes in Gaza City
Israeli Air Force carried out strikes in western Gaza City, with one strike near Al-Aqsa Hospital in the city center.3 sourcesSee all sources
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Trial news — August 1, 2026 - Page 4
Publications tagged with Trial published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 7.
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Missile Strike in Kiev Kills Five
At least 25 missiles hit Kiev tonight, resulting in five deaths and 13 injuries among civilians. Three of the deceased were killed while rushing to an air-raid shelter. The attack triggered alarms in parked vehicles on the streets.3 sourcesSee all sourcesMendonça Authorizes Multiple PF Inquiries Against Lulinha
Supreme Court Justice André Mendonça authorized several Federal Police (PF) inquiries against Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha, son of former President Lula. The investigations focus on suspicions of corruption, influence peddling, and actions at Dataprev. The PF initially tried to prevent Mendonça from receiving a new investigation report on Lulinha.25 sourcesSee all sourcesLawyer Seeks Carlos 'The Jackal' Release to Venezuela
The lawyer for Carlos 'The Jackal', Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, has requested his client's conditional release from a French prison. The 75-year-old Venezuelan, sentenced to life imprisonment for terrorism, seeks to be deported to Venezuela on medical grounds.6 sourcesSee all sourcesHamburg Prosecutors Investigate Former Closed Managing Directors
The State Prosecutor's Office Hamburg has initiated investigations against the former managing directors of fashion brand Closed. The probe is focused on the suspicion of delaying insolvency.2 sourcesSee all sourcesRussian UAVs Target Ukrainian Forces in Shchurove
Russian operators of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have initiated attacks on units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Shchurove, according to a report by TASS news agency, citing military expert Marochko.2 sourcesSee all sourcesMilei Defends Adorni Amidst Corruption Probe
President Javier Milei reiterated his support for former Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni, calling him 'honest' despite an ongoing judicial investigation into alleged illicit enrichment. Milei emphasized that Adorni is innocent until proven guilty and criticized what he sees as excessive media attacks against him.2 sourcesSee all sourcesTony Montana, Brother of 'El Mencho', Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking in US
Antonio Oseguera Cervantes, alias 'Tony Montana', brother of the late Mexican drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes ('El Mencho'), has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine and methamphetamine to the US, as well as using firearms to facilitate drug trafficking. The 67-year-old from Michoacán was involved in drug operations for over two decades, first with the Milenio Cartel and later with CJNG. He faces a minimum sentence of 15 years and a maximum of two consecutive life sentences, with sentencing set for November 13.24 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Violates Agreement, Fires at Ships Killing American Soldiers
Fox News reports that a White House spokesperson has confirmed Iran violated the agreement by firing at ships, resulting in the deaths of American soldiers. President Trump is said to be taking action in response.5 sourcesSee all sourcesDrone Strike Damages Kharkiv High-Rise, No Casualties
In Kharkiv, Ukraine, an enemy unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) struck a high-rise building in the Saltiv district, damaging its roof. No casualties were reported, according to Mayor Ihor Terekhov. Emergency services are working at the scene.2 sourcesSee all sourcesTrump Claims Iran's Military Capabilities Destroyed
President Trump has repeatedly asserted that Iran no longer possesses naval or air forces, and that its missile capabilities have been eliminated. He made these claims following U.S. strikes against Iran-backed militia targets in Syria and Iraq.9 sourcesSee all sourcesIsraeli Settlers Cut Water Line to Palestinian Bedouin Communities
Israeli settlers cut a main water pipeline serving several Bedouin communities in occupied East Jerusalem, leaving residents without drinking and irrigation water. The incident affected the communities of Al-Mahtoush Al-Ara’ra and Al-Tabna. Earlier, Israeli forces arrested 11 Palestinians from the village of Tel Benabbas.4 sourcesSee all sourcesSon of 'R1' Ordered Femicide of Influencer Valeria Márquez
The son of Ramón Ángel 'N', alias 'El R1', ordered the femicide of influencer Valeria Márquez at his father's request. The young woman was his romantic partner and had been threatened by him previously. The Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, Omar García Harfuch, revealed this information after 'El R1' was arrested for another crime.12 sourcesSee all sourcesTrump Blames Minnesota for Cyberattack, Denies Iran Involvement
President Trump has dismissed claims that Iran was behind a cyberattack on Minnesota's water systems, instead blaming the state's government for being 'incompetent'. The U.S. is investigating whether Iran was responsible for the attack, which targeted water systems in at least seven states.23 sourcesSee all sourcesKosovo Police Find Evidence of Yugoslav Army Ties in Arrest
Kosovo Police have raided the house of M.J. in Zubin Potok and found evidence that he was 'mobilized and active during the war period in the former Yugoslav army'. M.J. was arrested along with another individual, M.B., according to Radio Free Europe.7 sourcesSee all sourcesUşak Municipality 'Fake Worker' Scandal: 15 Arrested for Impersonating Insured Workers
In Uşak Municipality, a major operation has been conducted against individuals impersonating insured workers. Out of the 16 suspects detained, 15 were arrested on charges of 'fraudulent activity to the detriment of public institutions'. The investigation began after it was discovered that these individuals were employed in the private businesses of former Mayor Özkan Yalım.7 sourcesSee all sourcesCaptures and Investigation Updates in María Camila Potosí Murder Case
Five suspects have been captured in connection to the murder of María Camila Potosí and her eight-month-old baby Alahia. The investigation has uncovered clues leading to the discovery of the baby's body and opened new hypotheses about the crime. Details of the alleged planning and execution of the crime have been reconstructed, and evidence left at the scene is being analyzed.7 sourcesSee all sourcesTrump Resumes Military Strikes Against Iran
President Trump has announced his intention to resume intense military strikes against Iran. The move comes amid ongoing disruptions in the implementation of the US-Iran nuclear deal terms. Trump aims to pressure the Iranian regime into negotiations.4 sourcesSee all sourcesVictim Identified in Chino Hills Kidnapping and Murder
The victim in the Chino Hills murder-kidnapping has been identified. He had a chilling link to his killer.6 sourcesSee all sourcesFormer Deputy Denied Early Release for Sonya Massey Murder
A former deputy convicted of murdering Sonya Massey in her home in 2024 has been denied an early release from his 20-year sentence. The ex-deputy, who shot Massey, had requested medical release but was denied.18 sourcesSee all sourcesPresident Milei Accuses Kirchner of Stealing $10 Billion from Central Bank
President Javier Milei has accused former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and former Central Bank President Mercedes Marcó del Pont of stealing $10 billion from the Central Bank in 2010. Milei announced a bill to reform the Organic Charter of the Central Bank, aiming to limit its use for state financing and restore its primary objective of preserving currency value. The reform also seeks to eliminate non-transferable letters and create a 'fiscal straitjacket' to prevent future thefts.5 sourcesSee all sourcesIlan Șor Sent to Trial for $100 Million Banca de Economii Embezzlement
The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has sent Ilan Șor to trial for organizing and coordinating the embezzlement of $100 million from Banca de Economii between July 2013 and September 2014. Șor, who was the head of the bank's board during this period, is accused of setting up a criminal scheme to transfer funds to an organized criminal group. He faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.9 sourcesSee all sourcesOmbudsman Probes Legarda, Leviste for Graft, Plunder
The Office of the Ombudsman is investigating Senator Loren Legarda and former Batangas Governor Leandro Leviste for alleged plunder and graft in connection with their involvement in a 'solar empire' project. Legarda has dismissed the charges as 'utterly false and baseless'.5 sourcesSee all sourcesMan Injured by Shrapnel in Brovarsky District Attack
A man was injured due to an enemy attack in the Brovarsky district. He suffered a shrapnel wound to his leg. Medics are providing necessary assistance.6 sourcesSee all sources