At least one person has been killed and nine others wounded after a gunman drove a vehicle
into a Merman church in Michigan, the United States. Hungarian and Slovakian leaders marked the 130th anniversary of a breach connecting both
countries, lambasting the EU for plans to abandon Russian oil. At least four people were killed in Ukraine's capital, Kiev, including one child, as Russia
launched a major overnight assault targeting multiple cities. An Iranian lawmaker says Tehran is considering withdrawing from the nuclear treaty over reimposed UN sanctions triggered by France, Germany and the UK
At least one person has been killed and nine others wounded after a gunman drove a vehicle into a Mormon church in Michigan, the United States, shooting indiscriminately
U.S. authorities said the alleged shooter, a 40-year-old male, who also set part of the church building on fire, was shot dead by police
The attack in Grand Blanc on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints also known as the Mormon Church occurred during a Sunday service that attracts hundreds of people It also came hours after Russell M Nelson the oldest ever president of the Mormon church died at 101 years old
U.S. officials warned they may discover additional victims, while police said investigators are continuing to search the suspect's residence for a motive
U.S. President Donald Trump condemned the shooting, calling it horrendous. Trump said the FBI will be leading the federal investigation
The Prime Ministers of Hungary and Slovakia appeared together on Sunday for the 130th anniversary of the construction of a bridge connecting their two countries
The Maria Valeria Bridge links to Rovo, Slovakia and Estegom, Hungary across the river Danube
Viktor Orban and Robert Ficcio, considered outliers in the European Union for their resistance
to cutting ties with Moscow, lambasted the bloc in their speeches. The two leaders warned
that cutting off Europe entirely from Russian oil and gas will not only harm Hungary and Slovakia the most but will also significantly damage the entire European Union Critics argue their Kremlin positions risk undermining Europe united front
against Russia's war in Ukraine while cementing their domestic power. At least four people were killed and more than 70 others were injured as Russia carried out a
major offensive on Ukraine overnight into Sunday. The attack targeted multiple cities
but was heaviest on the capital Kyiv in the southeastern city of Zaporizhia
Regional officials in Zaporizhia say the attacks injured more than two dozen people
to varying degrees, among them three children. In Kyiv, four people were killed, including a
12-year-old child, as Moscow pummeled the city with drones and various types of missiles
Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, slammed the strikes and accused Russia of deliberately targeting civilians
to incite fear and terror. He also accused Moscow of making a statement
on their position regarding ending the war after it received a wave of international condemnation
at the UN General Assembly. The Ukrainian leader urged allies again to exert more pressure on Russia to bring the full invasion of his country well into its fourth year to an end He also called on allies to heed U President
Donald Trump's plan and halt Russian energy purchases to choke the Kremlin's finances and
force them to the negotiating table. Iranian lawmakers weighed on Sunday about how to respond
to the reimposed UN sanctions over its nuclear program, with one parliamentarian suggesting
Tehran could potentially withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The sanctions again
freeze Iranian assets abroad and penalize any development of Iran's ballistic missile program
among other measures. The sanctions came into force on Sunday via a mechanism known as snapback
included in Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with major world powers. It also comes three months after Israel and the U.S. bombed Iran
bar dealings related to Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program. The sanctions are expected to have wider effects on Iran's troubled economy