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    In 1932, an army of soldiers fought 20,000 emus with machine guns. The flightless birds defeated the military operation, two times

    Australia faced an unusual crisis when up to 20,000 emus moved into Western Australia’s wheat-growing region in 1932 and damaged the crops and fences. The government responded by sending soldiers armed with machine guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition. What followed was an unexpected military setback, as the fast-moving birds proved quite difficult to target, forcing the army to withdraw and return for a second attempt.

    "Captain Smit continues to make steady progress and is regaining his health": Indian Embassy in UAE

    In a statement shared on X, the Indian Embassy in the UAE reassured the public regarding Captain Machchhar's health and confirmed that full support is being extended to him and his relatives.

    Lance Armstrong net worth, salary, earnings, wealth: Rise and fall of once iconic American cyclist, face of prestigious Tour de France and investment lessons from Olympic medalist

    Lance Armstrong during his peak had signed major endorsements with Nike, Oakley, Trek and Anheuser Busch. Armstrong said that he lost about $75 million when his sponsors deserted him last year after USADA released its damning report on him.

    Justin Timberlake praises Jessica Biel as ‘greatest mom’ as couple celebrates 14th wedding anniversary

    Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel shared never-before-seen photos and sweet messages on Instagram Stories. Timberlake called Biel his “favorite person in every lifetime” and praised her as the “greatest mom” to their two sons. Biel returned the love by calling Timberlake “the best Dad” and sharing photos of the couple together.

    Kyiv: Over 50% of Moscow's refining capacity taken out

    The Defense Ministry said late Sunday that recent strikes on refineries in cities including Moscow, Yaroslavl, Ust-Luga, Perm, Saratov and Syzran had put 51% of Russia's oil refining capacity out of action. The claim could not be independently verified.

    Sumitomo buys 49% in Hero Future Energies unit for Rs 375 crore

    Japan's Sumitomo Corporation has made a strategic investment by acquiring a 49% interest in a Hero Future Energies subsidiary for ₹375 crore, leaving Hero with a controlling 51% stake. This renewable energy project, based in Bidar, Karnataka, aims to produce 500 MW of electricity. Hero Future Energies' impressive 10 GW renewable energy portfolio underlines the significance of this partnership in Sumitomo's ambitions in India's growing energy sector.

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