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The much-publicized “attack” on Israel occurred without the intention to cause casualties. While many pundits celebrated the supposed success of Israeli defense systems, the Israelis received warnings from the Iranians days in advance and monitored the drones for hours as they traversed the Iraqi skyline. Any miss should be viewed as negligence on Israel’s part.
Less than one month after the International Atomic Energy Agency’s board of governors passed a resolution for the immediate return of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to Ukrainian control, Ukraine attacked the Zaporizhzhia NPP with drones. Imagine telling the world if you don’t give us what we want, we’ll cause a global nuclear problem.
If the US Congress received real intelligence on the war instead of what Ukraine’s info war machine spouts out, funding would have dried up a long time ago based on real humanitarian concerns for the Ukrainian people.
Before making a decision, numerous reports were circulated indicating that the US government was supposedly contemplating extending a plea deal to Julian Assange, which would entail him confessing to a misdemeanor charge.
Israel’s strict restrictions on aid in Gaza have led to dire supply shortages, risking famine for over 2. 2 million people. Humanitarian groups accuse Israel of using starvation as a war tactic, potentially constituting a war crime.
Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has agreed to resign following weeks of mounting pressure and increasing violence in the impoverished country.
Two Filipino and one Vietnamese sailors are among the deceased after a Houthi ballistic missile hit a commercial ship in the Gulf of Aden.
The U.K.-owned commercial vessel Rubymar tragically sank on a Saturday morning after sustaining damage from a Houthi missile strike on February 18th. As the ship was sinking into the depths, its anchor severed three vital cables responsible for facilitating global telecommunications.
Israeli officials’ claim about the “Flour Massacre” is disputed by a human rights monitor due to bullet wounds from Israeli Defense Forces’ ammunition.
If urgent humanitarian aid does not promptly reach the region of Darfur, it will undoubtedly result in a catastrophic death sentence for millions of individuals who are currently facing extreme desperation and dire circumstances.
Internet services across swaths of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East have been disrupted due to damages to undersea cables of major providers in the areas.
The US Supreme Court has boosted Donald Trump’s presidential election campaign by ruling that states cannot remove him from the ballot for his actions during the January 6 attack on the Capitol. T
Ukraine criticizes Poland for not taking sufficient action to control the protests, which are impacting its economy during wartime.
Ukraine stated that it destroyed a railway bridge in Russia’s southwestern Samara region on Monday because it was being used to transport “military cargo.”
At least six children were killed in the latest Israeli attack on Rafah.
Moscow and China have reached an agreement that underscores the importance of Russia’s participation in the ongoing Ukraine talks, as stated by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Israel supports a proposed Gaza cease-fire deal, waiting for Hamas to agree. Talks to finalize the agreement for a six-week ceasefire is being discussed will continue in Egypt.
The judges overseeing the case, Victoria Sharp and Jeremy Johnson, said Wednesday they would take time to come to a verdict, and a ruling on Assange’s fate is not expected until March at the earliest.
“One hundred percent of my subordinates don’t respect him because they don’t think he values soldiers’ lives,” one high-ranking Ukrainian official told the Washington Post.
Namibia’s President and founding Prime Minister, Hage Geingob, passed away on Sunday at the age of 82 while undergoing cancer treatment.
The Bundestag approved a state budget of almost €476. 8 billion, with around €7. 6 billion earmarked for military assistance to the Kiev regime.
It is unclear why Zelenskiy is willing to risk alienating Zaluzhnyi, apart from potentially eliminating a political rival for the upcoming election.
On that fateful day, my sister had left the house with my daughter and granddaughter, intending to go to the hospital. They had only moved about 50 meters away when an explosion occurred. I immediately rushed out into the street and chased after them.”
On Sunday (Jan 21), Ukrainian forces shelled the city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, resulting in the tragic loss of at least 25 lives and injuries to 20 others.
On Monday, the prime minister’s office announced that retired Supreme Court justice Aharon Barak, who served as the President of Israel’s Supreme Court from 1995 to 2006.
In less than a week’s time, on January 13, approximately 19. 5 million Taiwanese citizens will cast their votes in a critical election to choose their next president.
The IDF confirmed carrying out an airstrike in Gaza that resulted in the deaths of two Al Jazeera journalists.
Authorities have issued a grave warning concerning the imminent danger of landslides in the quake-ridden areas of the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture.
On the eve of Sunday’s general elections in Bangladesh, polling booths were set on fire.
On Thursday, ISIS claimed responsibility for the bombings in the southeastern Iranian city of Kerman. The militant group stated that two operatives wearing explosive suicide belts staged the attack
Flight JL516 from Chitose, Hokkaido may have collided with a Japan coast guard plane during landing. All 379 passengers and crew members safely left the plane…
This development further underscores the significance and potential impact of this economic alliance on both regional and global scales.
A strong earthquake struck the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture, causing buildings to collapse and fires to break out. The tsunami alerts reached as far as eastern Russia. Unfortunately, at least 57 people have lost their lives due to the earthquake, according to NHK.
President Joe Biden has ordered the U. S. military to conduct retaliatory airstrikes against Iranian-backed militia groups. This decision came after three U. S. service members were injured in a drone attack in northern Iraq.
The conflict between Israel and Hamas is not as straightforward as it seems. It is crucial to understand Hamas.
The Kremlin has recently issued a threat to Europe and the US, warning of potential “serious consequences” if Russian assets held abroad are used to support Ukraine’s budget and war efforts.
The White House has expressed concern over Nippon Steel Corp’s proposed acquisition of U. S. Steel Corp, emphasizing the importance of the domestic steel industry to the U. S. economy and national security.
In Prague, a mass shooting took place.
The United States is actively working to prevent the establishment of another international mechanism for accountability in Gaza. This development comes amidst ongoing intrigue within the U. N. Security Council.
China’s Shenlong robotic space plane successfully deployed six objects into Earth orbit shortly after its third mission launch
Jewish activists staged protests across eight U. S. cities during Hanukkah to demand a ceasefire in Israel’s war in Gaza.
Norway has decided to hand out $1. 8 billion in aid to Ukraine, which conveniently includes an additional NASAMS air defense system. It seems like Norway is more interested in bolstering its defense industry than genuinely helping Ukraine.
In a disturbing event that took place in May 2022, Yuri Malev, a Russian-American, shared photos on social media. The image depicted the lifeless body of…
Elon Musk made an appeal to President Zelensky about the case of an American citizen, Gonzalo Lira, who has been held in a Ukrainian prison since May
Venezuela recently held a referendum to determine if the disputed territory of Esaquibo should be incorporated as a new state. Surprisingly, over 95% of voters approved…
European Union countries are feeling anxious about their weakening armies and diminishing weaponry resources. This concern arises as the United States adopts a more isolationist stance towards the conflict in Ukraine.
According to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS, UK), as reported by Bloomberg, there were a staggering 183 regional conflicts in 2023. This marks the highest number of conflicts in the past 30 years.
Allies of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban are meeting with Republicans in Washington to advocate for ending US military support for Ukraine.
The images pouring in from China on social media are truly heart-wrenching. They serve as a powerful reminder of the tragedies we’ve witnessed in the past.…
With nearly 2 million Palestinian civilians seeking shelter, tensions are high. Israeli forces are conducting airstrikes in Khan Younis and advancing further south to target Hamas.
