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What's known about the bombing that killed Lt. General Igor Kirillov in Moscow
SUMMARY: Lieutenant General Eagle Kurilov was assassinated in Moscow over 24 hours ago, leaving behind signs of the explosion and flowers from mourners. Russian officials have detained a suspect, Ahmed Kabanov, a 29-year-old from Uzbekistan, who reportedly confessed on video, although the authenticity of this claim remains unverified. There is growing concern about how such a high-profile assassination could occur so close to the Kremlin, especially since Kurilov is regarded as the most senior military official killed since the Ukraine conflict began. Expectations rise for a statement from President Putin in the coming days.
Russian officials said today (Wednesday) that it has detained a suspect in the killing of a senior general in Moscow, described as an Uzbek citizen recruited by Ukrainian intelligence services. Lt. General Igor Kirillov was killed by a bomb hidden in a scooter outside his apartment building, a day after Ukraine’s security service leveled criminal charges against him. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports from Moscow. (Credit: NBC)
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In Depth with Dan: Answering viewer questions about flesh-eating bacteria, digital licenses
SUMMARY: In this Monday mailbag, Dan addresses viewer questions on three topics. First, North Carolina’s Vibrio bacteria risk in summer coastal waters: cooked shellfish is safe, but raw consumption is risky due to bacteria concentrating in oysters. Second, digital driver’s licenses in North Carolina face delays; although legalized in 2023, full rollout may not occur until 2026, with other states also lagging behind. Lastly, Dan explains flood-damaged vehicles after recent storms: flooded cars must be branded as such, but scams occur. He shares tips to spot flood damage when buying used cars, emphasizing caution and thorough inspection.
WRAL anchor/reporter Dan Haggerty answered viewer questions about a flesh-eating bacteria in North Carolina and the legalization of digital driver’s licenses.
SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Erin is forecast to become a Category 1 hurricane by Thursday and remain well out to sea through Saturday, near the Lesser Antilles northeast of Puerto Rico. Models show it moving west, then curving north toward Bermuda or Florida, but uncertainty remains high beyond next week. The American and European models suggest it could pass between Bermuda and Hatteras, causing higher surf midweek. Due to large forecast errors, the storm’s exact path is unclear, ranging from north of New York to the Florida panhandle. Residents should prepare hurricane kits and stay updated, with clearer guidance expected by Thursday or Friday.
Will Erin cause problems for the East Coast? Here’s the latest on Monday evening.
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Body of missing NC teen found in Florida, family says
SUMMARY: The body of missing North Carolina teen Gio Gio was found in Bradenton, Florida, confirmed by his family. Originally, Gio Gio was supposed to be picked up by relatives after meeting cousins in Florida, but he disappeared after texting his mother for help. His family’s private investigators, not the police, discovered his body near I-75 after police had initially searched the area. Gio Gio’s mother expressed her heartbreak on Facebook, calling it every parent’s worst nightmare. The investigation continues, focusing on the timeline after Gio Gio entered the car with his cousins. An autopsy is pending, with no immediate signs of foul play.
The body of Giovanni Pelletier was found in a retention pond, authorities said, and his mom is living “every parent’s worst nightmare.”
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