Three armed forces helicopters were working to control the blaze in Bosnia, while choppers from Serbia were said to be on their way on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the flames in Albania's Mali i Thatë or Dry Mountains, located along the eastern border with North Macedonia, have been burning for a week.
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In a recent statement, Russian President Vladimir Putin mocked NATO following a dramatic incident involving Polish paratroopers. The embarrassing episode unfolded during a parachute training exercise gone wrong, captured on camera as soldiers from the 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment mistakenly landed in a village in southern Poland. Putin used the mishap to ridicule NATO's military capabilities, highlighting the paratroopers' blunder as a symbol of broader failures within the alliance. The footage of the paratroopers struggling with strong winds and landing in various locations, including damaging private property, has gone viral, amplifying the humiliation. Putin's remarks come amid heightened tensions and scrutiny of NATO’s strategic effectiveness, using the incident to further undermine the alliance's credibility.
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Two years after Poland erected a border barrier to stop migrants from entering from Belarus, the influx has diminished but public debate over the issue has not, fuelled in part by the fatal stabbing of a soldier in June.
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With its formerly submerged buildings now visible and drying in the sun, the Greek village of Kallio's emergence is a sign of severe drought. The settlement was flooded in the 1970s during the creation..