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00:00The island of Tenerife experienced one of its most tragic days as rough seas led to

00:04multiple incidents along the coast.

00:06Three people lost their lives and 15 were injured.

00:11The US federal government shutdown has entered its 40th day as Senate Democrats and Republicans

00:16continue to clash over healthcare funding.

00:21A massive blackout veiled over Kyiv and Kharkiv after Russian forces carried out overnight

00:26attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.

00:30The island of Tenerife experienced one of its most tragic days on Saturday as rough seas

00:35led to multiple incidents along the coast.

00:38Three people lost their lives and a further 15 were injured in different parts of the island.

00:43The Canary Archipelago had been on pre-alert for coastal hazards with warnings of exceptionally

00:48large waves.

00:50The most serious incident occurred in Puerto de la Cruz where 10 people were swept into

00:54the water from a quayside.

00:57One woman was found in cardiorespiratory arrest and was confirmed dead, while three others

01:01suffered critical injuries.

01:05In a separate event, six French tourists fell into water at Taganana after being hit by large

01:10waves.

01:11The lifeless body of another man was found floating in the sea of Granadilla de Abona beach.

01:17Late in the afternoon, a helicopter recovered another man from the sea, but he was confirmed

01:21dead due to his injuries.

01:24Authorities are urging the public to heed warnings as waves have reached up to four meters high.

01:33The U.S. government shutdown continued into its 40th day on Sunday even as senators stayed

01:38in Washington in a grueling and rare weekend session.

01:41The shutdown, over health care funding, has disrupted flights nationwide, left thousands of

01:47federal workers without pay, and threatened food assistance for millions of citizens.

01:52Senate Republicans need to flip five Democrat votes to reopen the government, currently in

01:57the longest shutdown in U.S. history.

02:00Democrats are pushing for an extension of subsidies for health plans offered under the Affordable

02:04Care Act.

02:05Premiums for those enrolled in the act, on average, are expected to double next year if Congress

02:11allows the subsidies to lapse.

02:13Republicans have rejected that offer, and are seeking to halt subsidies offered under

02:17the Obamacare program entirely.

02:20They have, however, signaled openness to a Democrat offer to end the shutdown in exchange

02:24for a later vote on Obamacare subsidies.

02:27Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson, who'll need to ratify this deal, has

02:32stated that he will not commit to a health vote.

02:35U.S. President Donald Trump, who'd be required to sign it after approval from the lower chamber

02:40of Congress, has made it clear that he's unwilling to compromise anytime soon.

02:47Kazakhstan has officially pledged to join the Abraham Accords, a series of U.S. brokered

02:52agreements to normalize diplomatic relations between Israel and Arab nations.

02:56During the C5 plus 1 summit in Washington, U.S. President Donald Trump secured President

03:01Qasim Jomers Tokayev's commitment in a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

03:07The U.S. also finalized a deal granting an American firm rights to develop Kazakhstan's

03:12critical minerals deposits.

03:15President Tokayev expressed support for U.S. peace initiatives, including an infrastructure

03:19corridor connecting mainland Azerbaijan with Nahchivan.

03:23This route will link to the Trans-Caspian Corridor, which connects trade between China and Europe,

03:28while bypassing Russia.

03:30The U.S. and Kazakhstan also signed over 17 billion dollars in new agreements across

03:34mineral resources, digital technologies and aviation.

03:39The U.S. remains Kazakhstan's largest investor, with cumulative investments exceeding 100 billion

03:44dollars.

03:49A massive blackout was observed in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, in the northeastern city of

03:53Kharkiv, after Russian forces carried out overnight strikes targeting Ukrainian

03:58energy facilities.

04:00The attacks targeted two major Ukrainian energy providers' infrastructure in the Sumy and

04:05Chernyiv regions, which supply power to multiple cities.

04:10Centronergo, one of Ukraine's largest power companies, said two of its thermal power plants

04:15were struck, which feed energy to the capital in Kharkiv.

04:19Ukronegro also suffered similar attacks, but announced on Sunday morning that power had been

04:24restored in most of the affected regions.

04:28Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiha slammed the attacks, calling them a deliberate Russian

04:32ploy to indirectly harm civilians as winter approaches.

04:36Meanwhile, Ukraine also carried out strikes of its own against Russia's energy sector.

04:41A thermal power plant in Varanezh and a combined heat and power plant in Belgorod were targeted,

04:48cutting power to tens of thousands of people, according to regional officials.

04:51communication and Earn Sea can onlyPCials.

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