Simon Hamalienko

A major explosion in Monaco is being treated as a terror attack, leaving at least three people injured, including a couple in critical condition and a 13-year-old boy. Authorities are searching for a suspect seen on CCTV placing a backpack before the blast on Reverend-Père-Louis-Folla Street. The attacker is believed to have fled toward Beausoleil in France. Emergency services from Monaco and the Alpes-Maritimes region responded, while officials from Monaco and Nice confirmed the incident is under terror investigation.

Twin 15‑month‑old sisters were found dead in their beds in Beuvrages, northern France, with authorities investigating dehydration as a possible cause amid high temperatures. Their parents were taken into custody, while four other young children in the home were also found dehydrated, one critically ill and airlifted to hospital. The public prosecutor confirmed an autopsy will determine the circumstances of the deaths.

A JetBlue pilot reported a mid‑air collision with a drone at 3,000 feet while approaching JFK Airport, prompting an FAA investigation. The aircraft landed safely and inspections found no damage. The incident follows recent drone sightings reported by pilots near Newark Airport, including one by a United Airlines crew, though no collisions occurred. Authorities have not identified the drone involved.