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A man burned three chargers from Tesla and painted “long live Ukraine” in an apparent demonstration against the approach of American president Donald Trump and Elon Musk in the war in Europe.

The man also inadvertently set fire to his own clothes, police said. He painted a coarse reference to Mr. Trump next to the pro-Ukrainian slogan on the sidewalk next to the cart stations near a shopping center in North Charleston.

No arrests were made.

North Charleston police spokesman Harve Jacobs said on Tuesday. The agency presented the investigation to the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Weapons and Explosives.

The firefighters cut the power to the chargers and extinguished the fire.

The White House press secretary Karoline Levitt said that the United States-Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia was “positive and productive”According to Axios.

The Dutch Parliament has urged the government not to participate in the recent EU plans to stimulate European defense expenses.

The plans are involved in response to the withdrawal by Donald Trump of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, while Europe seeks to stand at its feet to ensure its oriental borders with Russia.

Laxer’s budgetary rules and joint loans would allow countries to spend more for their defense budgets, in the plans greeted by Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof.

But three of the four parts of the Dutch government coalition supported a motion from a conservative opposition group opposing the financing agreements.

The motion is non -binding and we do not know how the government will react.

Plans, which are currently in detail, can be decided with a qualified majority of EU governments – which means that no country could block them.

The editor -in -chief of World Affairs, Sam Kiley, writes:

THE drones Used are manufactured in Ukraine, use the latest technologies and have been sent in such a number that the Russian air defenses could not face.

Most nights, Ukraine is affected by waves of 100-200 Shahed cheap drones – a 40 kg bomb propelled by a lawn engine – which are sent with ballistic missiles carrying half an explosives.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrives to attend a meeting with the Chiefs of Staff of the European Union and the armies of NATO on the future of Ukraine.

The meeting of military staff of 30 European nations and NATOs – including Great Britain and Turkey – is “important,” said Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu, adding that he would aim to lay the foundations for any possible security guarantee for Ukraine.

“It’s just about looking to the future and thinking about what the Ukrainian army should be,” said Lecornu before talks.

“We will reject any form of demilitarization of Ukraine,” he added.

Ukraine’s army hit an oil refinery near Moscow, he said on Tuesday.

He also struck an installation in the Russian region of Oryol which is part of the Druzhba pipeline system exporting oil to Europe, added the army.

“The explosions have been … recorded in the area of ​​the range of linear production of Steel horses (Oryol region, Russia), which manages the technological processes for the Druzhba oil pipeline,” Kyiv’s general staff said in a statement.

The installation was “an important element for providing oil to the UST-Luga sea port terminal in the Leningrad region,” he added.

Russian officials said on Tuesday that Ukraine launched its greatest drone attack on Moscow, killing at least three people and causing a short stop in the four airports in the Russian capital.

Hungary imports most of its crude oil via the Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian crude through Belarus and Ukraine in Hungary and Slovakia.

Five people were killed in a Ukrainian strike in a shopping center in the Russian Kursk region, local governor said on Tuesday.

This is an increase in the number of deaths of three announced earlier by Governor Alexander Khinshtein.

Russia said on Tuesday that its troops had produced major gains in the western region of Kursk, accelerating their attempt to drive out the Ukrainian forces that have hung on a group of Russian territory since August.

A man burned three chargers from Tesla and painted “long live Ukraine” in an apparent demonstration against the approach of American president Donald Trump and Elon Musk in the war in Europe.

The man also inadvertently set fire to his own clothes, police said. He painted a coarse reference to Mr. Trump next to the pro-Ukrainian slogan on the sidewalk next to the cart stations near a shopping center in North Charleston.

No arrests were made.

North Charleston police spokesman Harve Jacobs said on Tuesday. The agency presented the investigation to the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Weapons and Explosives.

The firefighters cut the power to the chargers and extinguished the fire.

The White House press secretary Karoline Levitt said that the United States-Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia was “positive and productive”According to Axios.

The Dutch Parliament has urged the government not to participate in the recent EU plans to stimulate European defense expenses.

The plans are involved in response to the withdrawal by Donald Trump of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, while Europe seeks to stand at its feet to ensure its oriental borders with Russia.

Laxer’s budgetary rules and joint loans would allow countries to spend more for their defense budgets, in the plans greeted by Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof.

But three of the four parts of the Dutch government coalition supported a motion from a conservative opposition group opposing the financing agreements.

The motion is non -binding and we do not know how the government will react.

Plans, which are currently in detail, can be decided with a qualified majority of EU governments – which means that no country could block them.

The editor -in -chief of World Affairs, Sam Kiley, writes:

THE drones Used are manufactured in Ukraine, use the latest technologies and have been sent in such a number that the Russian air defenses could not face.

Most nights, Ukraine is affected by waves of 100-200 Shahed cheap drones – a 40 kg bomb propelled by a lawn engine – which are sent with ballistic missiles carrying half an explosives.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrives to attend a meeting with the Chiefs of Staff of the European Union and the armies of NATO on the future of Ukraine.

The meeting of military staff of 30 European nations and NATOs – including Great Britain and Turkey – is “important,” said Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu, adding that he would aim to lay the foundations for any possible security guarantee for Ukraine.

“It’s just about looking to the future and thinking about what the Ukrainian army should be,” said Lecornu before talks.

“We will reject any form of demilitarization of Ukraine,” he added.

Ukraine’s army hit an oil refinery near Moscow, he said on Tuesday.

He also struck an installation in the Russian region of Oryol which is part of the Druzhba pipeline system exporting oil to Europe, added the army.

“The explosions have been … recorded in the area of ​​the range of linear production of Steel horses (Oryol region, Russia), which manages the technological processes for the Druzhba oil pipeline,” Kyiv’s general staff said in a statement.

The installation was “an important element for providing oil to the UST-Luga sea port terminal in the Leningrad region,” he added.

Russian officials said on Tuesday that Ukraine launched its greatest drone attack on Moscow, killing at least three people and causing a short stop in the four airports in the Russian capital.

Hungary imports most of its crude oil via the Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian crude through Belarus and Ukraine in Hungary and Slovakia.

Five people were killed in a Ukrainian strike in a shopping center in the Russian Kursk region, local governor said on Tuesday.

This is an increase in the number of deaths of three announced earlier by Governor Alexander Khinshtein.

Russia said on Tuesday that its troops had produced major gains in the western region of Kursk, accelerating their attempt to drive out the Ukrainian forces that have hung on a group of Russian territory since August.

A man burned three chargers from Tesla and painted “long live Ukraine” in an apparent demonstration against the approach of American president Donald Trump and Elon Musk in the war in Europe.

The man also inadvertently set fire to his own clothes, police said. He painted a coarse reference to Mr. Trump next to the pro-Ukrainian slogan on the sidewalk next to the cart stations near a shopping center in North Charleston.

No arrests were made.

North Charleston police spokesman Harve Jacobs said on Tuesday. The agency presented the investigation to the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Weapons and Explosives.

The firefighters cut the power to the chargers and extinguished the fire.

The White House press secretary Karoline Levitt said that the United States-Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia was “positive and productive”According to Axios.

The Dutch Parliament has urged the government not to participate in the recent EU plans to stimulate European defense expenses.

The plans are involved in response to the withdrawal by Donald Trump of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, while Europe seeks to stand at its feet to ensure its oriental borders with Russia.

Laxer’s budgetary rules and joint loans would allow countries to spend more for their defense budgets, in the plans greeted by Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof.

But three of the four parts of the Dutch government coalition supported a motion from a conservative opposition group opposing the financing agreements.

The motion is non -binding and we do not know how the government will react.

Plans, which are currently in detail, can be decided with a qualified majority of EU governments – which means that no country could block them.

The editor -in -chief of World Affairs, Sam Kiley, writes:

THE drones Used are manufactured in Ukraine, use the latest technologies and have been sent in such a number that the Russian air defenses could not face.

Most nights, Ukraine is affected by waves of 100-200 Shahed cheap drones – a 40 kg bomb propelled by a lawn engine – which are sent with ballistic missiles carrying half an explosives.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrives to attend a meeting with the Chiefs of Staff of the European Union and the armies of NATO on the future of Ukraine.

The meeting of military staff of 30 European nations and NATOs – including Great Britain and Turkey – is “important,” said Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu, adding that he would aim to lay the foundations for any possible security guarantee for Ukraine.

“It’s just about looking to the future and thinking about what the Ukrainian army should be,” said Lecornu before talks.

“We will reject any form of demilitarization of Ukraine,” he added.

Ukraine’s army hit an oil refinery near Moscow, he said on Tuesday.

He also struck an installation in the Russian region of Oryol which is part of the Druzhba pipeline system exporting oil to Europe, added the army.

“The explosions have been … recorded in the area of ​​the range of linear production of Steel horses (Oryol region, Russia), which manages the technological processes for the Druzhba oil pipeline,” Kyiv’s general staff said in a statement.

The installation was “an important element for providing oil to the UST-Luga sea port terminal in the Leningrad region,” he added.

Russian officials said on Tuesday that Ukraine launched its greatest drone attack on Moscow, killing at least three people and causing a short stop in the four airports in the Russian capital.

Hungary imports most of its crude oil via the Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian crude through Belarus and Ukraine in Hungary and Slovakia.

Five people were killed in a Ukrainian strike in a shopping center in the Russian Kursk region, local governor said on Tuesday.

This is an increase in the number of deaths of three announced earlier by Governor Alexander Khinshtein.

Russia said on Tuesday that its troops had produced major gains in the western region of Kursk, accelerating their attempt to drive out the Ukrainian forces that have hung on a group of Russian territory since August.