<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"><channel><title>Viory</title><link>https://viory.video</link><description>Latest content from Viory.</description><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 11:20:17 +0000</pubDate><category>accidents-and-disasters</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3031_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Scorched for DECADES? - New Forest wildfire tears through protected heathland as crews battle hotspots ]]></media:title><title>Scorched for DECADES? - New Forest wildfire tears through protected heathland as crews battle hotspots</title><description><![CDATA[ "Scorched heathland and smoke rising from smouldering ground were seen on Tuesday after a major wildfire tore through part of the New Forest in Hampshire. 
The blaze began near the A31 after a vehicle caught fire on Sunday and spread from the central reservation into nearby heathland. 
More than 120 firefighters were deployed to battle the flames across difficult, dry terrain, with the fire affecting around one square kilometre of heathland. Crews were still tackling hotspots on Tuesday but said they were managing to contain the blaze. 
The fire also left significant damage to the A31, including the road surface, safety barriers and boundary fencing, while an oil spill from the burnt-out vehicle added to the clean-up. 
The affected heathland is internationally protected and home to rare wildlife including Dartford warblers, nightjars and all six of the UK's native reptile species. The New Forest National Park Authority warned that some areas could take years, or even decades, to recover." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3031_11082026/FcS4zz4cA1RSVo6B/FcS4zz4cA1RSVo6B.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3031_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 11:15:17 +0000</pubDate><category>society</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3030_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Cholera crackdown - Chad takes fight door to door as outbreak infects 239, kills 13 ]]></media:title><title>Cholera crackdown - Chad takes fight door to door as outbreak infects 239, kills 13</title><description><![CDATA[ "Chadian health teams are stepping up efforts to contain a cholera outbreak that has killed 13 people and infected 239, with response teams going door to door to disinfect homes and curb transmission. 
Footage filmed on Monday in N'Djamena shows workers putting on protective gear, preparing sprayers and deploying to affected neighbourhoods to disinfect homes, streets and waste areas. 
"N'Djamena's outbreak began on 21 July, with 94 cases currently recorded. Unfortunately, of those 94 cases, we have recorded eight deaths. At present, five patients are hospitalised and 81 have recovered," said Nguetora Guiradoumadji, Cholera Incident Manager. 
Response teams are tracing cases back to homes, disinfecting potentially contaminated areas and educating residents on prevention. 
"As soon as there is a case, we go directly to the household and disinfect the home and toilets, and we also carry out awareness-raising," a Health and Sanitation Agent explained.
The response has extended beyond N'Djamena, while the Lake area has recorded 83 cases and two deaths across three affected districts. 
The outbreak follows a major cholera surge in Chad in 2025, when WHO recorded more than 1,400 cases and 90 deaths by the end of August. 
Cholera spreads through contaminated food or water and can spread rapidly where access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene is limited." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3030_11082026/1FhYQRBzD6CsKebJ/1FhYQRBzD6CsKebJ.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3030_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 11:09:26 +0000</pubDate><category>military</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3027_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ 'It held all our memories' - Palestinian father watches Israeli forces blow up dead son's family home near Nablus ]]></media:title><title>'It held all our memories' - Palestinian father watches Israeli forces blow up dead son's family home near Nablus</title><description><![CDATA[ "Israeli forces blew up the home of Palestinian Sheikh Farouk Ramadan in the village of Tell, southwest of Nablus, on Tuesday, less than three weeks after he was killed in a deadly confrontation involving Palestinian residents, Israeli settlers and soldiers. The demolition followed an Israeli military order to seize and destroy the property.

Footage shows the moment the house is detonated, followed by rubble and damage inside and around the property. Local residents are seen gathering nearby, with Israeli military vehicles and soldiers also in the area.

Ramadan's father, Adnan Ramadan, said raids on the family home began two days after his son's death on July 24. He claimed Israeli forces later sealed the property, prevented the family from entering and rejected two appeals against its demolition.

"They would come every day, walk around inside and outside the house, and then leave. Yesterday, they opened the doors of the house and informed us that they would blow it up at any moment. We told them, 'Do whatever you want.' They came at around 9 p.m. yesterday and remained there until now, surrounding the area and forcing residents out of the neighbouring houses. Of course, the houses they entered were vandalised,” Adnan Ramadan said.

"They remained there until they blew up the house a short while ago."

The Israeli military said troops entered Tell overnight before demolishing the house. It announced on August 4 that Central Command chief Major General Avi Bluth had signed an order to seize and demolish Ramadan's home over the July 24 shooting.

Speaking beside the damaged family home, Adnan Ramadan said: "It held all our memories. Our children grew up inside it, studied there, and graduated from university while living in that house. It was a home that brought young and old together and hosted all our family occasions.”

Accounts of the July 24 confrontation differ. Palestinian officials said settlers entered Tell and attacked the village, prompting residents to confront them. 

The Israeli military initially described the Israeli group as hikers, but later acknowledged that some were armed and that the visit had not been coordinated.

The Israeli military said Ramadan seized a rifle from an Israeli security officer and opened fire. An IDF investigation found that he fatally shot Major Yuval Ezra, 27, before Ezra shot and fatally wounded Ramadan. 

Israeli civil defence squad member and reservist Benayahu Mellet, 32, was also killed, although the investigation found he may have been hit by Israeli fire.

Four Palestinians from the Ramadan family were killed during the confrontation. The Palestinian Health Ministry said they were killed by Israeli forces, while Palestinian reports said four other Palestinians were wounded as residents confronted the Israeli incursion." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3027_11082026/mEXwFP6WPUh8unmZ/mEXwFP6WPUh8unmZ.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3027_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 10:49:41 +0000</pubDate><category>accidents-and-disasters</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/x4006_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Stopped in its tracks! - Bortnikov says FSB foiled 66 sabotage attacks on transport, energy facilities in 2026, detaining 150 people linked to plots ]]></media:title><title>Stopped in its tracks! - Bortnikov says FSB foiled 66 sabotage attacks on transport, energy facilities in 2026, detaining 150 people linked to plots</title><description><![CDATA[ "*TO FOLLOW*" ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/x4006_11082026/EBua9Bfkjb87xoAv/EBua9Bfkjb87xoAv.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/x4006_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 10:29:19 +0000</pubDate><category>military</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/x4000_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ All around the world!  - Russian Navy training ship reaches Kamchatka after Northern Sea Route voyage ]]></media:title><title>All around the world!  - Russian Navy training ship reaches Kamchatka after Northern Sea Route voyage</title><description><![CDATA[ "Russia's Baltic Fleet training ship Perekop, currently on a round-the-world navigation training voyage across Eurasia and Africa, arrived at the port of Vilyuchinsk in Russia’s Kamchatka region.
Footage published on Tuesday shows the ceremonial welcome for the vessel, attended by crew members and cadets. In keeping with tradition, the ship’s commander was greeted with delicious bread and salt. In the village of Nikolskoye, servicemen and future naval officers also held a military honours ceremony at the monument to Vitus Bering - the famous Danish-born Russian explorer -  laying wreaths and flowers.
"As [Pavel] Nakhimov said, a sailor has only one path - a glorious one, so that's the path I've chosen. I want to follow in the footsteps of great admirals such as [Nikolai] Kuznetsov, [Arseny] Golovko, [Vladimir] Kasatonov and others," said Zubikhin, a cadet at the Nakhimov Black Sea Higher Naval School.
The fleet also revealed that during the stop in Nikolskoye, participants continued practical training, with cadets studying shipboard procedures, timekeeping duties, ship construction and damage-control methods.
Perekop’s voyage is scheduled to run from 5 July to 9 December 2026. The route follows the Northern Sea Route and crosses four oceans, 14 seas, 23 straits, nine gulfs and two rivers. The ship is expected to call at 20 ports, including 12 in foreign countries." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/x4000_11082026/viPzHqrhgAQunvK3/viPzHqrhgAQunvK3.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/x4000_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 10:16:24 +0000</pubDate><category>accidents-and-disasters</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3025_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ It's a miracle I'm alive! - Drone attack survivors in Russia's Belgorod treated in hospital ]]></media:title><title>It's a miracle I'm alive! - Drone attack survivors in Russia's Belgorod treated in hospital</title><description><![CDATA[ "*TO FOLLOW*" ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3025_11082026/LtAgGPwSiQfjYD97/LtAgGPwSiQfjYD97.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3025_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 10:12:47 +0000</pubDate><category>society</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3022_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Powerless and fed up - Kut protesters block roads as tear gas flies over electricity shortages
 ]]></media:title><title>Powerless and fed up - Kut protesters block roads as tear gas flies over electricity shortages
</title><description><![CDATA[ "Protests over crippling electricity shortages have escalated in Kut, the capital of Iraq's Wasit governorate, with demonstrators blocking roads and security forces using tear gas as residents demanded reliable power during the summer heat.

Footage shows tear gas drifting across streets as protesters set tyres alight and block roads. Injured people are also seen as smoke fills parts of the city.

"We held a sit-in outside the governorate council for two, three days, but our demands were left unanswered. Our demand is simple: we want access to power,” said one protester.

Another added: "We took to the streets to demand our rights, but were confronted with tear gas. We have done nothing; we just came out to demand our rights. There is no power, no water, no food;. The situation is deplorable, with no jobs or anything, but our sole demand now is electricity. We are exhausted by the sweltering summer. Nothing is provided. We are tired. We, the youth, have rights yet there are no jobs or wages. We are fed up."

The unrest follows weeks of demonstrations over electricity supplies in Wasit. Iraq's Ministry of Electricity approved a daily allocation of 1,200 megawatts for the governorate on July 11 after earlier protests, while demonstrators had pressed Baghdad for a written guarantee of 1,500 megawatts. The ministry said supplies could increase further if fuel became available and operating conditions improved.

Local anger has also focused on the Wasit thermal power station at Zubaidiya, which has an installed capacity of about 2,540 megawatts. Protesters have argued that a governorate hosting one of Iraq's largest generating stations should receive a more reliable share of electricity.

The shortages are part of a wider power crisis across Iraq. Electricity Minister Ali Saadi Wahib told parliament on July 27 that national demand stood at around 60,000 megawatts while current production covered only about one-third of that requirement." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3022_11082026/MCCSGy4L1JRf2tT3/MCCSGy4L1JRf2tT3.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3022_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 09:59:04 +0000</pubDate><category>light-news</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3028_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Coolest cups in Seoul! - Visitors sip from ICE glasses as cafe offers escape from record-breaking summer heat ]]></media:title><title>Coolest cups in Seoul! - Visitors sip from ICE glasses as cafe offers escape from record-breaking summer heat</title><description><![CDATA[ "Residents of Seoul found an icy escape from the summer heat on Tuesday, sipping drinks from glasses carved entirely from ice. 
The Ice Art Cafe in Yeonnam-dong combines cold drinks with hands-on ice carving, letting visitors create their own frozen designs and explore a refrigerated ice room amid historic, record-breaking summer heatwave. 
Footage shows the cafe owner, Kim Gwang-sung, carving ice glasses by hand as visitors sip drinks from the frozen cups and try their hand at ice carving. 
"People are always amazed. They're surprised that the cups are actually made of ice," said Kim, who has worked as an ice sculptor for 25 years. 
The Yeonnam-dong cafe also features ice sculptures and a refrigerated room kept at around minus 5°C, offering visitors a sharp change from the sweltering temperatures outside. 
"It's extremely hot these days, and I think summers will only get hotter in the years ahead. So I believe ice sculpting and the ice art industry have a promising future," he added. 
South Korea has been gripped by an intense heatwave this summer, with temperatures reaching record levels in parts of the country and Seoul coming close to its historic high." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3028_11082026/BaXr6nAUhtqoNpTG/BaXr6nAUhtqoNpTG.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3028_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 09:30:24 +0000</pubDate><category>society</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3026_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ 'Really proud of our nation' - Srinagar crowds join flag march ahead of India’s 80th Independence Day ]]></media:title><title>'Really proud of our nation' - Srinagar crowds join flag march ahead of India’s 80th Independence Day</title><description><![CDATA[ "Crowds waving Indian flags marched through Srinagar's Lal Chowk on Tuesday as the country prepares India's 80th Independence Day on August 15.

Footage shows crowds carrying Indian flags through the streets, alongside CRPF personnel and a force vehicle. Participants are also seen gathering in a square, while other shots show security personnel carrying flags through the city.

"By organising today's rally, we want to convey a message to the public, especially to the younger generation, that we should all participate in celebrating India's Independence Day. Our people made great sacrifices to uphold the national flag and achieve independence. We should respect their sacrifices and honour the national flag. It is also important to educate the younger generation about our nation's history and remember those who gave their lives during India's freedom struggle," said Central Reserve Police Force Assistant Commandant Prahlad Singh.

 "We are really proud of our defence forces, our nation, all our other security forces which are present here today, and we are really proud of our nation,” said one participant.

The march was one of several Independence Day events planned in Srinagar. 

Authorities have scheduled another Tiranga rally from the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre to the Botanical Garden on August 12, with the city's main Independence Day celebrations due to take place at Bakshi Stadium.

India celebrates its 80th Independence Day on August 15, 2026. It marks 79 years of freedom from British rule, with the first Independence Day held on August 15, 1947." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3026_11082026/rsfrMP8co1KFiDM9/rsfrMP8co1KFiDM9.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3026_11082026</link></item><item><pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 09:23:55 +0000</pubDate><category>politics</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3024_11082026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ We're building the most modern army in Europe... it IS worth all the money! - Tusk in Lodz at site of bloc's largest Apache repair hub ]]></media:title><title>We're building the most modern army in Europe... it IS worth all the money! - Tusk in Lodz at site of bloc's largest Apache repair hub</title><description><![CDATA[ "Prime Minister Donald Tusk hailed Poland's $10 billion Apache helicopter deal as the 'largest' military purchase in the country's history on Tuesday, despite critics questioning whether the hugely expensive gunships still make sense on a battlefield increasingly dominated by drones and portable air-defence systems. 
Visiting the WZL-1 helicopter service facility in Lodz, Tusk defended the purchase of 96 Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardians as Poland pushes ahead with one of Europe's biggest military build-ups. 
"We are truly building the most modern army in Europe, capable of defending our borders. And that is priceless. It is worth all the money, and it is worth our efforts," Tusk told the press. 
Poland signed the deal with the United States in August 2024, with the package also covering weapons, spare parts, training and logistics support. 
Once delivered, Poland is set to become one of the world's biggest Apache operators, behind only the United States in the number ordered, with the WZL-1 facility acting as Europe's largest Apache service hub. 
"What is being created right before our eyes today, namely the largest service centre for these helicopters in Europe, and the fleet of these 96 Apaches, one of which stands here behind us, is the largest fleet of this type of helicopter in the world, except, of course, the United States," Tusk explained. 
But the mammoth purchase has drawn criticism from defence analysts who argue Poland could get more battlefield value from air defence, artillery, reconnaissance and unmanned systems. 
The conflict in Ukraine has exposed the risks facing low-flying attack helicopters, which can be vulnerable to portable air-defence systems, loitering munitions and FPV drones." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3024_11082026/NgrCiqjXtdPnfT6d/NgrCiqjXtdPnfT6d.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3024_11082026</link></item></channel></rss>