<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>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 10:47:28 +0000</pubDate><category>military</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3033_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Iran strikes - New IRGC footage claims hits on 'eight key US sites' in Kuwait and Bahrain ]]></media:title><title>Iran strikes - New IRGC footage claims hits on 'eight key US sites' in Kuwait and Bahrain</title><description><![CDATA[ "Footage released by Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) on Sunday shows missiles being launched in what Tehran called a 'decisive response' to American actions in the region. 

The date and location of the footage could not be independently verified.

In a statement carried by state media, the IRGC claimed its joint naval and aerospace forces successfully "destroyed eight important infrastructures" belonging to the US military, specifically naming the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait and the Fifth Fleet headquarters at Port Salman in Bahrain.

IRGC said the strikes were a response to 'recent American aggression' against Iranian coastal sites.

Iran also said it considers the regulation of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz its responsibility under the Islamabad memorandum, warning that "violating ships will be dealt with more forcefully."

The statement added that any further US attack, regardless of scale, would face an immediate 'crushing response.'

US Central Command confirmed its second consecutive day of precision strikes inside southern Iran, targeting surveillance nodes and drone facilities in response to "continued threats to commercial shipping."

The exchange came despite a memorandum of understanding signed by Washington and Tehran on June 17, which was intended to halt hostilities and reopen a path towards wider negotiations." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3033_28062026/bYajHNAQQXSh9Zin/bYajHNAQQXSh9Zin.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3033_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 10:32:48 +0000</pubDate><category>sports</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3034_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Blue and white party! - Dhaka backs Argentina after 'legendary' Messi inspires 3-1 win over Jordan ]]></media:title><title>Blue and white party! - Dhaka backs Argentina after 'legendary' Messi inspires 3-1 win over Jordan</title><description><![CDATA[ "Bangladeshi football fans gathered in Dhaka on Sunday to cheer on Argentina and their superstar Lionel Messi, before erupting in celebration as the captain came off the bench to inspire La Albiceleste to a 3-1 win over Jordan in their final World Cup Group J match. 
Footage shows supporters in blue and white jerseys gathering at a watch party, waving Argentine flags and chanting Messi's name. The atmosphere turns electric as the 39-year-old curls home a stunning free-kick 20 minutes after coming on as a substitute. 
Fans said they believe Argentina have what it takes to lift another World Cup trophy. 
"Argentina will definitely be able to win the World Cup again [...] Since we have been Argentina fans since we were young, we have confidence in the team," one claimed. 
"Our target is that we will play the final with France again, like in 2022. And we will defeat France with a 4-2 goal difference [...] The whole world should cheer for Messi, we want to cheer for Messi again, like in the 2022 World Cup. Bangladesh will also cheer for Messi," another added. 
Supporters also welcomed Lionel Scaloni's decision to start Messi on the bench, saying it gave younger players a chance while allowing the veteran to stay fresh. 
"Argentina's weakness, to me, is to think of alternatives instead of relying on Messi. For example, in today's match, new players have been given a chance first," one commented. 
Messi entered in the hour after first-half goals from Giovani Lo Celso and Lautaro Martinez had given Argentina control, before Jordan's Mousa Tamari pulled one back. Twenty minutes later, the Argentine captain put the result beyond doubt with a brilliantly taken free-kick to seal a 3-1 victory. 
The win sends Argentina into the Round of 32 as Group J winners, where Lionel Scaloni's side will face tournament debutants Cape Verde in Florida on July 3. 
Jordan bow out of their first World Cup campaign without a point, but leave having scored in all three of their group matches." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3034_28062026/cFy7cDaj6sRhPhSf/cFy7cDaj6sRhPhSf.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3034_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 09:54:02 +0000</pubDate><category>sports</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3029_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Draw like a win! - Algeria fans celebrate after 3-3 Austria thriller seals World Cup knockout spot ]]></media:title><title>Draw like a win! - Algeria fans celebrate after 3-3 Austria thriller seals World Cup knockout spot</title><description><![CDATA[ "Algeria fans took to the streets of Algiers early on Sunday after the national team secured a place in the World Cup Round of 32 with a dramatic 3-3 draw against Austria.

Footage shows supporters watching the match before celebrating the result in the streets.

"Today they entertained us with a superb performance. We were screaming during every goal. Hopefully, the squad keeps performing this well and defeats Switzerland," said a fan.

Another supporter praised the team's fightback and said Algeria had avoided a tougher route in the knockout stage.

"They put in a heroic performance and made it through. They changed the result, thank God, to avoid the fixture against Spain. Our eyes are on the trophy, though the squad's lineup is a bit weak, but we will make it to the final," he said.

Algeria and Austria both progressed after a six-goal thriller in Kansas City. Austria finished second in Group J, while Algeria went through as one of the best third-placed teams, with the draw ending Iran's hopes of reaching the knockout stage. 

Algeria will now face Switzerland in the Round of 32, heading to Vancouver's BC Place on Thursday, July 2. " ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3029_28062026/te7vWjSqMUhVFFc3/te7vWjSqMUhVFFc3.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3029_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 09:40:43 +0000</pubDate><category>sports</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3031_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Mundu mania! - Kerala shops sell Brazil and Argentina wraps as World Cup fever takes local turn ]]></media:title><title>Mundu mania! - Kerala shops sell Brazil and Argentina wraps as World Cup fever takes local turn</title><description><![CDATA[ "2026 FIFA World Cup fever in Kerala has taken a local turn, with shops in Kozhikode selling Brazil- and Argentina-themed mundus as fans look for a traditional way to show their teams' support. 
Footage filmed on Saturday shows sales staff unfolding themed mundus inside Anna Aluminium shop, while customers check the fabric, try them on and make purchases. The garments are also seen hanging outside the shop, with nearby stores displaying team jerseys. 
"We prepared this according to the comfort of the customers, and it's purely a cotton product. Even though it's a seasonal product, we didn't compromise with the quality of the product," said Fazal Khan, sales in charge at Anna Aluminium Company. 
"In Kerala, the majority are Brazil and Argentina fans," he continued, as the company introduced two varieties of mundu: one designed for Brazil supporters and the other for Argentina supporters. 
According to sellers, the mundu has been selling quickly, with fans buying it across the state. 
The cotton mundu, widely worn in Kerala and other parts of South India, is being sold for 350 INR (3.7 USD, 3.2 EUR). 
Thajudheen Kuniyil, a customer, explained the simplicity of his choice. "I am a Brazil fan, that's why I bought this (Brazilian mundu)," he said. 
Despite India not being a major footballing nation, regions such as Kerala, Assam and West Bengal experience massive World Cup fever every four years. Fans passionately support teams such as Brazil and Argentina, decorate streets with flags and celebrate matches. 
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off on June 11 in Mexico, with matches hosted across the United States, Canada and Mexico in an expanded 48-team format." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3031_28062026/7BYx75sZLoKLAnyh/7BYx75sZLoKLAnyh.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3031_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 09:02:29 +0000</pubDate><category>politics</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3023_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ 'Hero of Palestine' - Gaza artist paints detained hospital director mural as freedom plea ]]></media:title><title>'Hero of Palestine' - Gaza artist paints detained hospital director mural as freedom plea</title><description><![CDATA[ "A Palestinian artist from the Gaza Strip converted shattered debris-covered walls into a mural of Dr Hossam Abu Safiya, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital. This tribute comes in line with calls demanding his release from Israeli detention.
Footage filmed on Saturday shows Al-Qarshali preparing his drawing tools, including paint colours, before painting on the walls of a decimated house.
Al-Qarshali hailed Dr Hussam Abu Safiya as a 'hero of Palestine' as he "jeopardised his life and refused to abandon his patients and children. He remained in the north of Gaza." He further noted that the hospital director "was detained without charge and was tortured for no crime."
"He should be released from his detention," Al-Qarshali asserted, expressing hope that his message "can reach the whole world so that they arise and stand by Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, who made great sacrifices."
According to the Palestinian Information Centre, the hospital chief was arrested on December 27, 2024, during a raid on the medical facility. His detention has been repeatedly extended in 2025, including a six-month extension in October 2025.
Dr Abu Safiya was among the 737 medical staff, including doctors, paramedics and nurses, who were taken into custody since the conflict began across the enclave.
In June 2026, the Palestinian Centre for the Defence of Prisoners vehemently condemned the Israeli Supreme Court's decision to dismiss the appeal for the release of Dr Abu Safiya, upholding his ongoing detention without charge under the 'Unlawful Combatants Law'. 
They highlighted that he was transferred into "solitary confinement at Nafha Prison in harsh physical conditions, denied adequate healthcare and basic rights, triggering grave fears for his health and humanitarian condition."
The organisation held the Israeli authorities "entirely liable for the doctor's life and well-being," urging "his immediate release, ensuring access to medical care and the cessation of arbitrary detention against medical and humanitarian personnel."
The war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7, 2023, after Hamas-led attacks killed 1,139 people, most of them Israeli civilians, while 200 others were abducted.
Israel responded with a large-scale military campaign in Gaza, including air strikes and a ground offensive, killing 73,051Palestinians and injuring 173,437others at the time of publication.
In January, US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff announced the launch of phase two of President Trump's 20-point plan to end the Gaza conflict, which included transitions from the ceasefire to demilitarisation, installing a technocratic administration and reconstruction.
" ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3023_28062026/3U4BRFkFWPJmWyC7/3U4BRFkFWPJmWyC7.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3023_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 08:40:01 +0000</pubDate><category>entertainment-and-arts</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/x4005_27062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Memory in miniature! - Russian artist recreates Soviet flats from shared childhood memories ]]></media:title><title>Memory in miniature! - Russian artist recreates Soviet flats from shared childhood memories</title><description><![CDATA[ "Russian artist and blogger Yulia Serova recreates Soviet-era flats in miniature, building detailed 1:6-scale interiors inspired by childhood memories and everyday life.
Footage filmed on Tuesday shows Serova painting a tiny replica of a Soviet perfume bottle before revealing the finished rooms, filled with miniature furniture, fabrics and household objects.
Serova, who is from Kemerovo, began making dioramas after building small rooms for Barbie dolls. She later turned to Soviet interiors, creating spaces that combine memories of her own childhood with those shared by her followers.
"I experienced a real creative surge when I decided to recreate 'grandmother’s flat'. In reality, my grandmother’s apartment doesn’t actually exist. It’s a composite of the apartments from my childhood. Since I was continuing my grandmother’s story, I decided it would be a composite image. In fact, it's also a composite of other people’s memories," Serova said.
Trained as a financier, Serova taught herself to build the miniature rooms using cardboard, wood, ceiling tiles and fabric scraps. She works mainly by eye, using a ruler only to keep the base straight.
Her audience now helps identify the small details that defined Soviet daily life, including the iconic 'Krasnaya Moskva' perfume bottles featured in her dioramas." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/x4005_27062026/KsviHzSWfR7paYhj/KsviHzSWfR7paYhj.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/x4005_27062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 08:35:30 +0000</pubDate><category>environment-and-nature</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/x4008_27062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Seal you later! - Rescued Russian pups pile on weight before Sea of Okhotsk ]]></media:title><title>Seal you later! - Rescued Russian pups pile on weight before Sea of Okhotsk</title><description><![CDATA[ "Two seal pups rescued in Russia's Magadan region regained their strength and are expected to be released back into the Sea of Okhotsk in the coming weeks.
Footage filmed on Friday shows volunteers feeding the pups, a female named Shilo and a male named Bilibin, as they continue to gain weight ahead of their return to the wild.
"At the moment, they're in normal - even I may say in good - condition. Shilo, our most popular one, is currently splashing about in that pool. She weighs 18.8 kilograms. Bilibin weighs 27.8 kilograms," said volunteer Danil Popov.
"We wanted them to reach at least 25 kilograms each. Bilibin has already passed that mark; he'll wait for Shilo until she gains the weight, and then we’ll release them both into the sea," he added.
The pups are fed around 900 grams of herring each day. Keepers also use feeding time to encourage natural hunting behaviour before their release.
"I think their instincts will tell them what to do. Our job is to help them reach a healthy weight and rid them of parasites; after that, I think they'll manage on their own," Popov said.
The pups came ashore in the Magadan region nearly two months ago during an unusually early thaw. Volunteers say both are now recovering well and could soon return to their natural habitat." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/x4008_27062026/f8vvYAq6aEbx4XCF/f8vvYAq6aEbx4XCF.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/x4008_27062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 07:56:36 +0000</pubDate><category>accidents-and-disasters</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3028_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ Hope amid broken shelves - Volunteers turn looted pharmacy into earthquake relief hub in La Guaira ]]></media:title><title>Hope amid broken shelves - Volunteers turn looted pharmacy into earthquake relief hub in La Guaira</title><description><![CDATA[ "Volunteers and medical workers rushed to deliver supplies to survivors of the twin earthquakes in Venezuela's La Guaira state on June 24, turning a pharmacy reportedly looted in the aftermath into a collection centre for essential aid. 
Footage shows volunteers and medical staff inside the pharmacy in Catia La Mar, working beside collapsed and empty shelves as they unpack boxes of medicines and distribute supplies to survivors. 
"Unfortunately, these shelves were looted due to the needs of the citizens. But here, amidst all this chaos, we're trying to create a collection centre and organise everything," said Ruben, a nurse at the Central Hospital. 
"We particularly need medications for chronic illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, and so on. Any help you can provide to the collection centres should be directed here," he urged. 
Medical teams and volunteers from across Venezuela travelled to the disaster zone, working in shifts to care for those affected. 
"We've also had to treat dehydrated patients and patients with bleeding. We've resolved a few issues. Many patients were in pain. We've given a lot of anti-inflammatories [...] Unfortunately, so far we haven't found any survivors, only deceased," shared a volunteer from Lara state. 
The volunteer also urged people not to judge those who took supplies from the damaged pharmacy. 
"I don't want us to leave with the idea that people looted, that people stole. No. It was a situation where we have to put ourselves in their shoes [...] they were left with nothing. And well, necessity led them to abandon their homes," she added. 
According to the Venezuelan government, at least 1,430 people have been killed and 3,238 injured in the earthquakes. More than 78,000 missing-person reports have been filed, with 13,628 people located and 50,577 still unaccounted for. 
Authorities reinforced security in La Guaira, saying the deployment is intended to support rescue operations, protect food and humanitarian aid deliveries, and maintain order in the worst-affected areas." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3028_28062026/zEqbqSUSAzM4DoqQ/zEqbqSUSAzM4DoqQ.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3028_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 07:37:52 +0000</pubDate><category>sports</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3018_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ 'Superior the whole time!' - Colombia fans celebrate top spot after scoreless draw with Portugal ]]></media:title><title>'Superior the whole time!' - Colombia fans celebrate top spot after scoreless draw with Portugal</title><description><![CDATA[ "Hundreds of Colombian fans gathered on Saturday in Bogota to watch their side secure top spot in World Cup Group K after a 0-0 draw with Portugal.
Footage shows fans reacting as Davinson Sanchez appeared to score late in the match, before the goal was ruled out for offside.
Despite the decision, supporters said Colombia did enough to prove they belonged in the knockout stage.
"I feel that Colombia was the winner. They were superior throughout all 90 minutes, they were superior to the Portugal team. For me, 'El Bicho' (Cristiano Ronaldo) right now is not much of anything because Colombia was superior the whole time," shared fan Erika Martinez. 
The draw left Colombia unbeaten at the top of Group K on seven points, following earlier wins over Uzbekistan and the Republic of the Congo. 
In this way, the coffee-growing nation's squad secured its qualification for the round of 32, where it will face the Ghana national team on July 3 at Kansas Stadium in the United States, aiming to reach the round of 16." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3018_28062026/boYco6788bEFRd7q/boYco6788bEFRd7q.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3018_28062026</link></item><item><pubDate>Sun, 28 Jun 2026 07:16:00 +0000</pubDate><category>accidents-and-disasters</category><guid isPermaLink="false">https://viory.video/en/videos/a3026_28062026</guid><media:keywords>Viory</media:keywords><media:title type="plain"><![CDATA[ 'We are here to rescue you!' - Salvadoran team reaches woman trapped in Venezuela quake rubble  ]]></media:title><title>'We are here to rescue you!' - Salvadoran team reaches woman trapped in Venezuela quake rubble </title><description><![CDATA[ "Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele said a Salvadoran rescue team had located Belkys Barreto, a woman trapped beneath the rubble of the Breogan building in Caraballeda. 
Footage shared by Bukele on X on Saturday shows an emergency worker speaking to Barreto through the wreckage as rescuers work to reach her. 
"We are UHR El Salvador. And we are here to rescue you," the worker says. "I just want you to stay calm during these moments. We are proceeding to get you out." 
"Thank you," Barreto replies. 
Bukele said a 10-member Salvadoran emergency team was working carefully to free her because of the building's condition. 
"God willing, we will rescue her," he wrote. 
More than 1,600 foreign rescue workers from over 20 countries have joined Venezuelan teams, as aid and specialist equipment continue to arrive. 
Emergency crews continue searching damaged buildings after the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes hit Venezuela on Wednesday. La Guaira, Carabobo, Yaracuy, Miranda and the Capital District were among the worst-hit areas.  
Venezuelan authorities said at least 1,430 people had been killed and more than 3,200 injured. Officials also reported tens of thousands of people still unaccounted for as search operations continued. 
Security has been reinforced in La Guaira to support rescue work, protect aid deliveries and restrict access to heavily damaged areas." ]]></description><media:content medium="image" type="image/jpeg" url="https://storage.viory.video/thumbnails/a3026_28062026/C3yeZshq7JK7yVKn/C3yeZshq7JK7yVKn.jpg"></media:content><link>https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3026_28062026</link></item></channel></rss>