Fox News: Ukraine agrees to peace deal

LiveNOW from FOX has the story.

Fox News reports Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal. Details are still being worked out at this time, according to officials.

Rustem Umerov, Secretary of the National Security & Defense Council of Ukraine, posted on X: "We appreciate the productive and constructive meetings in Geneva between the Ukrainian and American delegations, as well as President Trump's unwavering efforts aimed at ending the war. Our delegations have reached a common understanding regarding the key terms of the agreement discussed in Geneva. Now we are counting on the support of our European partners in the next steps."

We expect the organization of a visit by the President of Ukraine to the United States at the earliest possible date in November to finalize the final stages and reach an agreement with President Trump.

USA "won't be able to defeat Venezuela, we are invincible," says Maduro as Trump increases pressure

Global News has the story.

There are increasing indications that the U.S. may be on the verge of launching military action against Venezuela with top military officials visiting the region and an unprecedented deployment of American forces. 

The Trump administration has labelled the Venezuelan Cartel de los Soles as a “foreign terrorist organization,” a claim that Venezuela’s foreign ministry strongly denies. 

Meanwhile, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro declared that his country is “invincible,” despite the looming threat of efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to oust his regime. 

Jackson Proskow explains.

Death toll in Hong Kong high-rise fire rises to 36, with 279 people reported missing

The Canadian Press has this video.

The raging fire sent up a column of flames and thick smoke as it spread on bamboo scaffolding and construction netting that had been set up around the exterior of the housing complex in Tai Po district in the New Territories.

Hong Kong: 6 high-rise buildings on fire, people possibly still trapped inside

DW News has the story.

In Hong Kong, a fire has killed at least four people after tearing through a complex of residential high-rise buildings on Wednesday. Teams of firefighters have been attempting to douse the flames at Wang Fuk Court, a housing complex made up of eight blocks in the city's Tai Po district in the north east. 

The fire department said it received reports at 2:51 p.m. (0651 GMT) of a fire in the residential complex. It was upgraded to a Number 4 alarm at 3:34 p.m. and as night fell it was declared a number five-alarm fire, the highest level. Earlier, local media also reported that an unknown number of people were trapped in the 31-storey towers — home to around 2,000 residential apartments — although it is unclear as to whether that remains the case. Taipo District Council member, Lo Hiu-fung, told local broadcaster TVB that most of the residents trapped in the fire were believed to be elderly people, the AP news agency reported, although this has not yet been confirmed by authorities. A number of towers currently burning have bamboo scaffolding and construction netting fitted to their exterior. TVB reported that the complex was undergoing major renovations.

Aviation Expert Praful Bakshi On Tejas Fighter Jet Crash: 'Aircraft Appears To Attempt Recovery...'

Times Now on youtube has the story.

Tejas Fighter Aircraft Crashes: India's Tejas crashed at the Dubai Air Show. Aviation Expert Wg CDR Praful Bakshi (R) said, "Recovery depends on speed — at high speed you recover faster, at low speed you may not. If the speed is low, the aircraft will mush into the ground, and that mush is clearly visible here. The aircraft appears to attempt recovery but continues in the same direction, hits the ground and explodes..." Watch the video to know more.

Hong Kong 747 Crash: Preliminary Report Shocking Details

Captain Steeeve on Youtube has the story.

The AAIA has officially released its preliminary report on the Hong Kong Boeing 747 crash, and Captain Steeeve is breaking down what it all means.

In this video, Steeeve walks through the key details from the investigation, explains the technical language in plain English, and gives real-world insight into what went wrong during the landing sequence. 

As always, this report is preliminary — and Captain Steeeve explains why that matters, what questions still remain, and what investigators will likely focus on next.

Airplane crashes at Dubai air show

Sky News has the story.

A plane has crashed at the Dubai Air Show, killing the pilot.

The Indian HAL Tejas, a combat plane used in the Indian Air Force, crashed at around 2.10pm local time (10.10am UK time) during a demonstration flight as a crowd of spectators watched on.

Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/plane-crashes-at-dubai-air-show-13473492

Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On artificial islands just offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks.