Severe Weather Hits Kentucky, Gov Declares State of Emergency

The recent severe weather in Kentucky has caused a state of emergency to be declared by Governor Andy Beshear. The heavy rain and strong winds have led to significant damage, leaving at least one person dead. Footage captured by Johnnie Nicholson in Corbin shows the intensity of the storm as rain pours down in the southeastern city. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg confirmed the fatality and structural damage caused by the severe weather. Governor Beshear reported that 213,000 homes are without power across the state as a result of the storm. The impact of the severe weather is a cause for concern as residents work to recover from the damage.

EU Military Aid to Ukraine Delayed by Hungary, Lithuania Criticizes

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has criticized Hungary for blocking European Union decisions on foreign affairs, including military aid for Ukraine. The strong words from Landsbergis reflect growing frustration within the EU over Hungary’s actions. The delay in providing military aid to Ukraine has raised concerns about the impact on the ongoing conflict in the region. As tensions continue to rise, finding a way to circumvent Hungary’s veto is crucial for ensuring the support needed for Ukraine. The dispute highlights the challenges faced by the EU in making decisions on critical issues.

Deadly Storms Sweep Through US, Leaving a Trail of Destruction

Powerful storms have swept through Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, leaving a path of destruction that has resulted in at least 18 fatalities and hundreds of injuries. The storms caused extensive damage to homes and infrastructure, with a truck stop in particular being severely affected. The region from north of Dallas to the northwest corner of Arkansas bore the brunt of the storms, with reports of wind damage and tornadoes prompting Governor Andy Beshear to declare a state of emergency. The devastating impact of the storms serves as a reminder of the destructive force of nature and the importance of preparedness in the face of severe weather events.