Morning brief: Protests escalate in Peru; no negotiations with UK nurses; Ukraine hits Wagner group, and more

Protests have further escalated in Peru over demand for fresh elections, killing two. Meanwhile, the UK ministers refused to hold any negotiatios over pay with the protesting nurses, in the wake strikes planned by NHS. In other news, Russia's Wagner mercenary group was struck by Ukrainian forces, killing several of them. As per Western experts, Wagner are believed to be state-sponsored mercenaries who work in accordance to Kremlin's interests.

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Two killed and four injured as protests demanding general elections escalate in Peru

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Two teens died and four others were injured on Sunday as protests calling for conducting general elections escalated in Peru after former President Pedro Castillo was ousted, local authorities and police informed.

Ministers rebuff union's offer to negotiate over pay to suspend NHS strikes

The government ministers refused to hold any negotiation talks over pay in return for nursing unions' offer to suspend the strikes planned, saying that the government cannot amend awards decided for NHS staff by the independent pay body.

Ukraine hits hotel housing Wagner military group, Ukrainian regional official says

A senior official in eastern Ukraine said in a television interview that Ukrainian forces struck a headquarters of Russia's Wagner mercenary group, leaving several of them dead. According to Western experts, Wagner are reported to be state-sponsored mercenaries who work to extend the interests of the Kremlin.

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