A German-Russian woman is hospitalized in Berlin after suspecting poisoning. Oil spills threaten Russia’s Black Sea coast, while Sudan's largest refugee camp faces ongoing violence. Ukraine confirms it assassinated a general accused of using chemical weapons against Ukrainians.

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A German-Russian woman has been hospitalized in Berlin after expressing concerns that she might have been poisoned. Authorities have placed her in an isolation ward to investigate the situation further. In a separate incident, environmental damage is being reported along Russia's Black Sea coast, where oil has washed ashore following a spill from two damaged tankers. This incident poses a significant ecological threat to the region. Meanwhile, Sudan's largest refugee camp, once a haven for displaced people, is now suffering from nearly daily attacks carried out by a paramilitary group engaged in conflict with Sudan's army. The violence has led to a dire humanitarian situation. Additionally, Ukraine's security service has publicly confirmed its involvement in the assassination of a Russian lieutenant general accused of deploying banned chemical weapons against Ukrainian soldiers, marking a noteworthy escalation in hostilities.