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    An unscheduled inspection by the Environmental Protection Inspectorate uncovered approximately 20 cubic meters of illegally stored medical waste and localized mercury contamination. The Moldovan authorities described the situation as “extremely serious.”

    Accidents 9 July 2026

    The Trans-Oil Group of Companies denies allegations against its founder, Vazha Jashi, regarding an alleged scheme to ship Ukrainian grain to Iran through a company it controls. This information was published by the newspaper *Ukrainska Pravda*.

    Accidents 7 July 2026

    A widespread power outage occurred this morning on the southern coast of Crimea and in Simferopol. The outage was caused by damage to a high-voltage power line. Several cities and towns on the peninsula were left without power.

    Accidents 6 July 2026

    On the morning of July 4, St. Petersburg came under a large-scale attack by Ukrainian drones. Air defense systems are operational in the city, and residents have been urged not to leave their homes until the drone threat alert is lifted.

    Accidents 4 July 2026

    An audit of the “Pădurea Domnească” Nature Reserve revealed serious violations in the institution’s operations. “Shortcomings were found in reforestation efforts, as well as financial problems and five months of unpaid wages,” said Environment Minister Gheorghe Hazder. He demanded the dismissal of the reserve’s director and immediate measures to rectify the situation.

    Accidents 2 July 2026

    A powerful storm that struck Romania following several days of abnormal heat resulted in one fatality, widespread flooding in Bucharest, and serious damage to infrastructure in dozens of towns and villages. The capital and 20 other counties in the country were hit hardest by the storm.

    Accidents 1 July 2026

    Due to the extreme heat, the Eiffel Tower in Paris has grown by about 10 cm, and the angle of its top has changed.

    Accidents 30 June 2026

    An explosion rocked a residential neighborhood in Monaco, injuring three people. The principality’s authorities are treating the incident as a possible terrorist attack.

    Accidents 30 June 2026

    A non-resident foreign national was detained for violating customs laws after she failed to declare the goods she was carrying during a customs inspection upon entering the country.

    Accidents 29 June 2026

    The plane crashed into one of the upper floors of CITIC Tower—Beijing’s tallest building, also known as China Zun.

    Accidents 26 June 2026

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked a Singapore-flagged cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

    Accidents 26 June 2026

    A batch of spices (turmeric, NGR Turmeric / Haldi Powder Kurkuma, in 100-gram packages, expiration date: December 31, 2027), which was distributed to retailers in Moldova, is being recalled from stores at the initiative of the manufacturer (Kreyenhop & Kluge GmbH & Co. KG).

    Accidents 25 June 2026

    The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) is informing consumers about the recall of a batch of table eggs produced by SRL “DANT-AGRO” (Pyrlitsa, Ungheni).

    Accidents 24 June 2026

    The number of people injured in an explosion at an industrial facility in the city of Ras Laffan in northeastern Qatar has risen to 54. Another 18 people are listed as missing, according to a statement by the Qatari Ministry of Interior published on social media platform X.

    Accidents 22 June 2026

    A new cycle of escalation in the Middle East. The U.S. launched strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump accused Tehran of shooting down an American helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz.

    Accidents 10 June 2026

    In Cimislia district, a locomotive collided with a passenger car carrying five people, including three children. Surprisingly (and fortunately) there were no injuries. However, both the car and the locomotive were damaged.

    Accidents 8 June 2026

    Israel launched airstrikes in central and western Iran early Monday morning in response to rocket attacks from Tehran, despite U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from further attacks. The attacks threaten to drag the Middle East into a regional war.

    Accidents 8 June 2026

    This morning, Zaporizhzhya TPP came under heavy shelling. This poses a serious threat to the power supply to Zaporizhzhya NPP, which is controlled by Russian armed forces.

    Accidents 4 June 2026

    The New Glenn rocket of Blue Origin, owned by US billionaire Jeff Bezos, exploded during a firing test of the engines on the launch pad at the Cape Canaveral Space Center in Florida.

    Accidents 29 May 2026

    A drone hit a residential high-rise building in the eastern Romanian city of Galati, the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations said. The impact caused an explosion. A fire started in one of the apartments. According to preliminary information, two people were injured. About 70 residents were evacuated from the building, some of them left the building on their own.

    Accidents 29 May 2026

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