In Colorado 22-year-old Christian Glass, who had a mental health crisis, was shot by police after he called 911 for help as his car crashed into a berm. Police officers behaved aggressively and Christian started to panic and decided not to leave the car. They failed to convince Christian to leave the vehicle. In the end, the officers knocked out the car window, and pointed a weapon at him, which made the young man scared and picked up a knife. Then one of the cops used a taser on Christian, and the other shot him through the windshield.

After the incident, the police allegedly lied, saying that he tried to attack them with a knife, but this refuted by a recording from the body camera of the officer who opened fire. An examination showed that the young man was not drunk and had not taken drugs

❗The Pentagon has signed a $311 million contract with Raytheon and Lockheed Martin for the supply of 1,800 Javelin systems to Ukraine, a document says

Earlier, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Western weapons deliveries to Ukraine “pouring oil on the fire,” warning that the shipments would become a “legitimate target” for Russian forces.

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⚡️🇦🇫🇵🇰 WATCH: Taliban* border guards breach the fence at the Durand Line and cross over into Pakistan

The footage surfaced amid renewed tensions following deadly clashes between the two sides on Tuesday that left three Pakistani soldiers dead.

*under UN sanctions over terrorist activities

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🇸🇰 In Slovakia, a bulldozer demolished a cemetery for soldiers of the Russian Imperial Army who died in the country during the First World War, Sputnik was told by the Russian Embassy in Bratislava.

The cemetery was solemnly opened on September 13, 2014 in the village of Ladomirov after restoration work financed by the Russian Embassy.

When the Russian ambassador went to the village on Tuesday, local residents told him that the head of the village had ordered the destruction of the burial two months ago.

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The latest news on the situation in Ukraine:

▪The US has unveiled new Russia-related sanctions against Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and his family members, presidential aide Maxim Oreshkin, Russia's Children’s Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova, officials of the Russian-controlled Zaporozhye region, as well as over 30 entities;

▪The US is ready to impose sanctions for supporting the use of the Russian Mir national payment system outside Russia, the US Treasury says;

▪Ukrainian troops attacked Novaya Kakhovka in the Kherson region using HIMARS, destroying a school, local authorities say;

▪A resolution adopted by the IAEA board of governors does not say a word about the systematic shelling of the ZNPP, Russia’s Permanent Mission to International Organizations points out

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❗Russian Foreign Ministry:

▪The British Foreign Office has informed the Russian Embassy of the decision not to send invitations to Russia to mourning events in connection with the death of Elizabeth

▪London’s decision not to invite the Russian delegation is an attempt to use the national tragedy for geopolitical purposes

▪Despite the decision to refrain from inviting Russia to the events, Moscow expresses its condolences to the British people

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The first day of the SCO summit in Uzbekistan's Samarkand: what's on the agenda?

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📹 Russia's MoD has published footage of a Russian S-300V anti-aircraft missile system engaged in combat during the special military operation

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🇲🇽A Mexican army general has been detained in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014. The government said Thursday. The general, who commanded a battalion in the area of southern Mexico where the incident occurred, is one of three suspects detained, Deputy Security Minister Ricardo Mejia told reporters.

Prosecutors announced last month that arrest warrants had been issued for more than 80 suspects in the case, including 20 military personnel, 44 police officers, and 14 cartel members.

The same day, former attorney general Jesus Murillo Karam, who led a controversial investigation into the mass disappearance, was detained on charges of forced disappearance, torture, and obstruction of justice. The case is one of the worst human rights tragedies in Mexico, where a spiral of drug-related violence has left more than 100,000 people missing.

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