Moscow says Ukraine has targeted the Crimean bridge,
which links the occupied peninsula with Russia.
Social media video shows smoke rising near the structure.
Russian authorities claim to have repelled the missile strike
and say they will retaliate.
Russia illegally annexed the Crimean peninsula in 2014.
The Kerch bridge has already been damaged by two attacks
since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The French authorities say
a major rescue operation was launched this morning
in response to a report
that a migrant boat was sinking off the coast of Sangatte.
About 50 people were rescued by British and French vessels.
Some were taken to hospital in a serious condition.
A number of people were seen being carried off a British lifeboat on stretchers
when the vessel docked in Dover.
French officials now say six people have died.
The historic city of Lahaina, once the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom,
has been reduced to ruins.
Almost everyone who lives here has lost everything.
We already know this is the deadliest disaster in the state's history,
and the number of those who died, is still climbing.
This was Lahaina's historic seafront,
now reduced to ashes.
Bustling streets and shops, all razed to the ground.
We begin in Ecuador, where thousands of police and soldiers
have raided a prison to remove a powerful gang leader.
He's accused of threatening presidential candidate
Fernando Villavicencio, a week before his killing.
The man, known as Fito,
has now been transferred to a maximum security prison.
He's been serving a 34-year prison term
for a drug dealing and murder offense.
Authorities have linked him to the Mexican drug gang,
the Sinaloa Cartel.
Up to 4,000 officers were involved in the joint operation
at a prison in the country's second largest city, Guayaquil.
Israel struck Hezbollah targets in the Syrian capital, Damascus,
early Sunday morning,
targeting a Hezbollah weapons warehouse,
there are no reports of casualties.
As of now,
earlier on Saturday,
unidentified persons launched a missile attack
on a U.S. Army base in the Conoco natural gas field in Syria.
Blackouts are now regular experience in the Republic of Niger.
Sanctions imposed by regional bloc ECOWAS in response to a military coup
is crippling economic activities in the landlocked nation.
Niger depends on Nigeria for 70 percent of its power,
buying it from the Nigerian company mainstream
according to NIGELEC, the country's monopoly supplier.