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President Maia Sandu. Photo: Vadim Ghirda/AP

Initially, the pro-Russian candidate Aleksandr Stoianoglo narrowly led in a first preliminary election result from the second and decisive presidential election in Moldova.

But less than an hour later, pro-Western president Maia Sandu had stepped in and taken the lead.

So far, around 92 percent of the votes have been counted, Reuters reports.

Read more here.

The pro-Russian presidential candidate Aleksandr Stoianoglo. Photo: Vadim Ghirda/AP/TT

SMHI has issued a yellow warning for high water levels in southern Scania.

The warning is valid from 01 o’clock tonight until 08 o’clock on Monday morning.

“Local damage or flooding may occur along the south coast when the water level rises,” SMHI writes on its website.

Low-lying piers and quays, roads or buildings are at risk of being flooded.

A man has been beaten by several other men outdoors in Lund.

The suspects had left the scene when the police arrived.

– We are talking to the plaintiff and looking for the suspects, says Filip Annas from the police.

The extent of the injuries is unclear and no one has been arrested so far.

Israeli soldier on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Archive image. Photo: Leo Correa/AP/TT

Israel’s military says it has carried out a ground attack in Syria, capturing a Syrian citizen with links to Iran.

It is the first time that Israel has confirmed a ground operation in Syria, which is close to Iran.

Israel’s military did not state where in Syria the ground raid took place, nor exactly when the capture was made – but only states that the operation was carried out “in recent months”.

The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) previously reported that a Syrian man was captured by Israeli forces in July.

Israel names the captured man and claims he gathered intelligence on Israeli military in the border areas, information that would lead to “terrorist activities” in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights near the border with Syria.

The terrorist activity was allegedly initiated by Iran, claims Israel, which also states that the captured man was monitored for months and has been brought to Israel for questioning.

Syria has not commented on the data.

A new red rain warning has been issued in Valencia, write El País.

The warning applies along the coast of Valencia.

However, the subtropical storm is not expected to lead to as serious flooding as the area suffered earlier this week.

So far, 214 have been found dead after the floods in recent days.

Jabalia in Gaza has recently been subjected to extensive Israeli attacks. Picture from October. Photo: Hatem Moussa/AP/TT

In two days, 50 children have been killed in the town of Jabalia in Gaza. There, Israeli attacks have demolished two apartment buildings where hundreds of people lived, Unicef ​​Secretary General Cathrine Russel writes in a statement.

“This has already been one of the deadliest weekends of attacks in northern Gaza. Attacks on civilians, including aid workers, and what remains of Gaza’s civilian facilities and infrastructure must stop,” she writes.

“The entire Palestinian population in northern Gaza, especially children, is at imminent risk of death from disease, starvation and the ongoing bombings.”

In updated satellite images on Google Maps, Ukrainian weapon systems can be seen.

That’s what Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Ukrainian anti-disinformation agency, writes on Telegram.

“We have contacted them to get it fixed quickly, but they have taken the weekend,” he writes.

He also writes that the images have now spread in Russia.

Google later reportedly responded and stated that they are trying to resolve the issue.

A 55-year-old woman has been found dead in Hässleholm municipality.

The police are investigating the death as a homicide, as there are unclear circumstances surrounding the death.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of involvement.

The police have cordoned off a home and a garden.

Relatives have been notified.

After a series of knife attacks on board Japanese trains, one of the country’s largest train operators is introducing new procedures for its staff.

In order to be able to safely evacuate their passengers, train staff must be equipped with knife-proof umbrellas that must be folded up as shields in the event of attacks, writes Japan Today.

Baalbek in eastern Lebanon has been repeatedly attacked by the Israeli military. Archive image. Photo: Hassan Ammar/AP/TT

Several attacks have hit the Baalbek region in Lebanon, after Israel called for evacuation, according to the news agency AFP’s correspondent.

The journalist reports on at least three attacks.

Earlier on Sunday, Israel’s military issued new evacuation orders for residents of the Baalbek area in eastern Lebanon. The military said it was ready to attack Hezbollah targets in the region.

“You are currently near facilities and assets associated with Hezbollah, which Israel’s military will target in the near future,” Israeli military Arabic-speaking spokesman Avichay Adraee wrote in a post on X on Sunday.

Further south, in the densely populated area of ​​Haret Saida near the city of Sidon, three people have been killed and nine wounded in an Israeli attack, according to Lebanon’s health ministry. That attack was not preceded by a call for evacuation.

During Sunday morning, tens of projectiles were fired from Lebanon towards Israeli territory.

Three cars have collided at Degerbyn in Skellefteå.

The accident happened at 2:30 p.m.

Four people have been taken to hospital by ambulance.

– Two more people will get to hospital on their own, says Eva Leppäaho Mallon at the police.

The injury status of all persons is unclear.

The police are on the scene and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident.

– A report will be drawn up, but we don’t know with what classification.

Three cars have collided on the E4 at the intersection of Hallunda by Botkyrka in the northbound direction.

Police, emergency services and ambulance are on the scene.

One person is taken to hospital for a check-up by ambulance.

Two lanes are open.

One of the drivers is suspected of not keeping the right distance to the vehicle in front.

The text is updated.

Mud is thrown at the king. Photo: MANAURE QUINTERO/AFP

Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia were met by furious residents when they visited flood-hit areas in the Valencia region on Sunday, writes VG.

Among other things, they allegedly threw mud at the royal couple, who eventually had to retreat.

The authorities’ handling of the floods has been heavily criticized in Spain for not giving enough advance warning.

Over 200 people have died in the floods.

The police have seized 32 rifles that were found at Hvidtfeldtska gymnasium in Gothenburg.

The rifles had been forgotten in a storage space in the basement, writes GP.

These are ball guns of the brands Carl Gustaf and Husqvarna. In the 1950s and 60s, marksmanship training was on the schedule.