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The story of Aristides Pagratidis, known as the “Dragon of Sheikh Shu,” is a landmark case in Greek history, captivating the authorities for years and still raising doubts about his guilt and potential victimization in a politically tinged conspiracy. Let’s delve into this strange crime thriller, about which countless pages have been written in newspapers and books, including novels.

OSINT researcher Christiaan Triebert has recently released highly detailed satellite images of Belbek airport following the Ukrainian attack on the night of May 15. These images represent the highest quality available to date and provide significant insight into the aftermath of the assault. Previous photos circulating on the internet depicted minimal damage.

In a significant development on the eastern front, Ukrainian forces have successfully reclaimed control of the village of Orlivka, situated west of Avdiivka, from Russian troops. Despite this victory, the overall situation in the region remains challenging, as reported by Reuters.

Ukraine's military said it has shot down three Russian fighter-bombers in the south of the country.

Air force commander Mykola Oleshchuk said the Su-34 jets were downed around noon on Friday.

In his nightly address on Friday, President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked the soldiers who shot down the Russian fighters in the Kherson region.

The conflict in Ukraine escalates as reports emerge of a significant victory for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, claiming the destruction of three Russian Su-34 fighter jets. The Ukrainian defense reported the incident, sparking waves of discussion across multiple Telegram channels.

Day 444 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:

Residents of the southeastern district of ?dil who were forced to flee their homes during a 43-day curfew imposed to conduct operations against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), have started returning to their homes as security forces eased safety measures and allowed entries to the district.

Hundreds of explosives have been deactivated and hundreds of barricades and trenches removed during a blanket curfew in the southeastern Turkish town of Cizre that came into effect for military operations targeting militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), according to official sources.

Around 40 outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants were killed during the eight-day curfew in the Cizre district of the southeastern province of ??rnak, ??rnak Governor Ali ?hsan Su has said.