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Thermite munitions - which have been used previously during the war in Ukraine - are particularly deadly because they burn rather than explode, reaching temperatures exceeding 2,400C that can easily sear through steel

Australian magician Ben Murphy invited a female passenger on stage for a trick which saw him pass a folded card from his mouth to hers while performing on Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas on March 1

Heroic Ashley Montabello hit headlines last year after leaping onto the tracks at Redfern Station in Sydney, Australia, after a 57-year-old man fainted and fell on the platform - but tragically died in February from a suspected drug overdose

Yevgeny Prigozhin, who's in-charge of the shadowy Wagner Group militia, has previously been accused of waiting for the "right moment" to turn on Russia and leave the battle, which it's been instrumental in

Ukraine-born Marina Ovsyannikova, 44, switched cars seven times and navigated her route to freedom using the stars during her escape from Russia after she interrupted a live TV broadcast to call out Vladimir Putin

The stunning mountain village of Albinen sits on at an elevation of 4,265ft in the Swiss region of Valais, which shares its southern borders with both France and Italy

In the shocking CCTV footage, a 37-year-old mother-of-one from Fortazela in Brazil, is seen bravely walking up to the obnoxious soon-to-be-killer and appearing to shout in his face

Locals were seen hoisting umbrellas as they carried out their daily routines in the Chinese province of Liaoning, which borders North Korea, after little worms were seen splattered over cars in the street

Indonesia's Mount Merapi spewed searing gas clouds with lava pouring down its slopes, which forced officials to halt tourism and mining activities in the local area

Philipp F, 35, shot dead seven people before he was found dead after police in Hamburg, Germany, confirmed many more had been injured after an attack in a Jehovah's Witness church

Footage of the catastrophe shows an entire ocean climb 132ft in the air before coming crashing back down on residential areas in Fukushima Prefecture, which is around 160miles northeast of Tokyo

The Fukushima nuclear catastrophe was triggered by a 9.0-magnitude earthquake that struck the shores of Japan in 2011, creating towering tsunami waves that battered the plant

The patient is claiming £59,714 in compensation from the Murcian Health Service in southern Spain after the operation to correct his curved penis resulted in it being shortened

Monique Ooms from Victoria, Australia, pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual penetration of a child under her supervision and care at Latrobe Valley County Court

Armed men, made up of Ghanaian and Nigerian nationals, stormed the room and subjected the female members of the group, four girls and a teacher, to a severe sexual assault

Cyndi Hendry was scouring the South China Sea when she discovered a piece of wreckage that looked eerily similar to a part of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, which vanished without a trace in March 2014

A refugee started experiencing abdominal issues on her arrival to the US, but after a CT scan she was told she was carrying a "stone baby", which is officially known as a lithopedian

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT: The woman was driving with her daughter along a motorway in Goias State, Brazil, when they passed over a large object, which the daughter said was a body with its head "caved in"

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, the largest nuclear facility in Europe, is currently under the control of Russian forces - but has been in a state of blackout since it was captured, forcing it to rely on diesel generators

Kim Jong-Un's sister previously threatened to make the "Pacific our firing range" as Pyongyang launched two short-range ballistic missiles towards Japan, prompting Tokyo to request an emergency meeting of the UN security council

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warned "what happens in Europe today can happen in Asia tomorrow" suggesting that Beijing could be watching the Russia-Ukraine war closely to see how a similar invasion of Taiwan could work

Five men were each jailed for five years for killing, skinning the carcasses and smoking the bones of a tiger and her cub in Thong Pha Phum National Park in Thailand in 2022

The British Airways staff member had been enjoying a night out with friends at a karaoke bar in Barbados when the group was joined by a man who then took her back to her room and raped her

Hebriella George, from New South Wales, is one of 160,000 people in Australia waiting for public housing, and says the decade-long wait has left her unable to afford to give her four children the "home they deserve"

The Sphinx-like statue, which is said to be in the likeness of Roman Emperor Claudius, was made near the Dendera Temple complex in Qena, Egypt, an area conquered by the empire after the taking of Carthage in 146BC