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Robert F Kennedy jr speaks at a campaign rally for Donald Trump. Archive image. Photo: Evan Vucci/AP/TT
Defeated independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is denied by the Supreme Court to remove himself from the ballots in the swing states of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Kennedy has already been removed from the ballots in other key states after dropping out in favor of Donald Trump. This is because a third candidate can influence the election result in an even situation.
At the same time, Kennedy has tried to get his name on the ballots in other states where his participation is not expected to have any impact on the outcome of the election. Last month, the Supreme Court denied him a place on the ballot in New York.
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Cars have been swept away by the river of mud in the town of Álora in Málaga province. Photo: Gregorio Marrero/AP/TT
Several people have been reported missing in southern and eastern Spain, after heavy flooding swept away cars and submerged houses.
Muddy water masses have caused extensive damage from Málaga province in the south to Valencia in the east.
A high-speed train has derailed near Málaga with close to 300 people on board. According to the authorities, however, no one was injured.
In the region of Castile-La Mancha, six people are missing. In the city of Alcúdia in the province of Valencia, a truck driver is missing, and several people are stuck in their homes, reports the Spanish public service company RTVE.
Actress Teri Garr is dead, CNN reports.
She died on Tuesday from the effects of the disease MS.
She is known, among other things, from the films “Tootsie” and “It’s spring for Frankenstein”.
Teri Garr was 79 years old.
A car has driven off the road and into a garden in Kristinehamn.
The emergency services are on the scene at the accident.
An ambulance was also called to the accident.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
UN Secretary General António Guterres. Archive image. Photo: Pamela Smith/AP/TT
UN chief António Guterres protests in a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the new laws that could prevent UNRWA from helping Palestinian refugees.
Guterres is addressing the international law issues raised by the new Israeli laws, according to UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric. The laws will have a “devastating impact on the humanitarian situation of Palestinians in occupied territory,” he adds.
Israel’s Knesset parliament voted through the new two-part legislation on Monday.
Survivors sit on the tarmac after Tuesday’s Israeli attack on Beit Lahia in northern Gaza. Photo: AFP/TT
A five-story building in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza has been completely destroyed in an Israeli attack.
At least 93 people have been killed, including women, children and infants. Chaotic scenes are being reported from crowded hospitals in the besieged area.
– When I went out after sunrise, I saw people dragging bodies, limbs and injured from the racial masses, Rabie al-Shandagly, who sought refuge from the war in a school in Beit Lahia, told the news agency.
According to reports, up to 200 people, many of them Palestinians fleeing the war, were in the building when it collapsed.
Police and emergency services have received an alarm about an explosion in Biskopsgården in Gothenburg.
The alarm came in at 18.43.
– We are there now and will investigate whether something has happened, says Fredrik Svedemyr, the police’s press officer.
There is a standstill in the traffic between Gothenburg and Stockholm after an accident, reports P4 Gothenburg.
The forecast for when train traffic can be up and running again is 20.15.
SJ’s press service tells the radio that there will probably be consequential delays during the evening.
A dead person was found in a forest on Norra Djurgården in Stockholm on Tuesday afternoon.
It was a private person who discovered the body and alerted the police.
– As we do not immediately know what caused the death, we are opening a murder investigation according to routine, says police spokesperson Carina Skagerlind.
The police have carried out a technical investigation and crime scene dogs have been in the area.
The person is not identified.
Photo: Mikael Nilsson
Several have alerted the police about a loud bang in Malmö, the police write on their website.
The police are on site and ascertain material damage at a residence.
The alarm came in at 17.52 on Tuesday.
– There must have been some kind of explosion. The emergency services can see some shards of glass at the scene, says Emil Wadenbo, emergency operator at the emergency services to South Sweden.
No one is said to have been injured in connection with the explosion.
– The area is cordoned off and we do not know at the moment what has exploded, says Patric Fors, spokesperson for the police.
The police have cordoned off the home and the National Bomb Squad is on its way to the scene.
There is currently no criminal classification, but the police say that it is likely to be “publicly dangerous devastation”.
Photo: Mikael Nilsson
Photo: Niklas Hagman
A traffic accident involving several vehicles has occurred on road 70 in Sala, in the direction of Mora.
– My understanding now is that a truck and two cars are involved. I have no information about the state of the injuries, but I know that people have been taken away in an ambulance, says Pelle Vamstad, the police’s press officer.
The accident has a very large impact on traffic.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration’s forecast, there will be disruptions in traffic until 01 o’clock tonight.
Oleksandr Lytvynenko, Secretary General of the Security Council of Ukraine. Archive image. Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP/TT
Ukraine is to mobilize an additional 160,000 troops over the next three months to counter Russian advances on the battlefield.
“There are plans to call up over 160,000 people,” said Oleksandr Lytvynenko, Secretary General of Ukraine’s Security Council, to the Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday, reports the AFP news agency.
A security source tells AFP that the recruitment will take place over a three-month period.
There is a heavy fire in a villa in Askersund municipality, write Nerikes Allehanda.
According to the alarm, it is burning with open flames, and the rescue service confirms to the newspaper that the villa is completely engulfed in flames.
Six units from the rescue service and an ambulance have been alerted to the scene.
The armed forces buy new skis. The faithful “White Lightning”, which has been in service since the Second World War, is slowly being phased out.
The M/40, as the ski was designated, was developed after winter equipment had proven useful in the Finnish Winter War.
“The skis quickly get the nickname ‘white lightning’, a hint that they are not that fast,” writes the state’s Army Museum in a comment to Aftonbladet.
The new ski will be warp-free and will also have a long service life.
– Many in the Swedish Armed Forces appreciate the White Lightning even though it has many years behind it, says Linnea Andersson, chief engineer at the Swedish Armed Forces materiel works.
Even if the “White Lightning” is slowly being replaced, it will be used for many more years, according to the Swedish Armed Forces.
There is a heavy fire in an industrial building in Ramnaslätt in Borås, reports P4 Seven-way.
There should be smoke coming from the building. The premises have been evacuated.
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