Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief Warns of Worsening Situation on Frontline KYIV — In a bold statement, Ukraine’s commander-in-chief, Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, has declared that the situation on the frontline has deteriorated significantly due to multiple Russian attacks. According to Gen. Syrskyi, Ukrainian forces have been forced to withdraw from positions in the eastern Donetsk region as Russia ...
US Urged to Stop Israel From Attacking Rafah, Palestinian President Warns GAZA — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has issued a stark warning, stating that the US holds the power to prevent Israel from launching an attack on Rafah, the southern Gaza city currently sheltering over a million people. Abbas, who oversees parts of the occupied ...
Gaza Faces 14-Year Task to Clear Unexploded Bombs, UN Says GAZA — The daunting task of clearing Gaza from unexploded bombs left behind by the war could take up to 14 years, according to UN demining experts. Pehr Lodhammar, a senior officer from the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS), revealed that an estimated 37 ...
South Dakota Governor Faces Backlash for Killing Dog WASHINGTON — Kristi Noem, the governor of South Dakota and a potential running mate for Donald Trump, is under fire for sharing a controversial story in her upcoming memoir about putting down her dog, Cricket. In her book, titled “No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong ...
The Pentagon to “Rush” Patriot Missiles to Ukraine NEW YORK — In a bold move, the Pentagon announced plans to swiftly deliver Patriot air defense missiles and artillery ammunition to Ukraine as part of a new military aid package. Despite this promise, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin clarified that the Patriot systems used to launch the ...
LONDON — Former Conservative MP Dan Poulter Defects to Labour In a riveting exclusive TV interview with the BBC’s Sunday hosted by Laura Kuenssberg, former minister and Conservative MP Dan Poulter announced his decision to defect to the Labour party. Poulter, who represents Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, cited his inability to continue as ...
FREETOWN RESTORES ELECTRICITY AFTER PAYING OFF DEBT TO TURKISH COMPANY FREETOWN — After weeks of power cuts plunging Sierra Leone into darkness, electricity supplies have finally been restored. This came after the country made a $18 million payment towards its $48 million debt to a Turkish company. The crisis led to the resignation of the ...
Japan takes drastic measures to protect iconic photo spot from unruly tourists TOKYO — In a bold move to preserve one of Japan’s most famous photo locations, authorities have announced plans to block views of Mount Fuji due to the disruptive behavior of tourists. A towering black barrier will soon be erected to obscure the ...
Protests Erupt at Columbia University Over Israeli Military Action in Gaza NEW YORK — ‑In the early hours of Wednesday, a group of students set up camp at Columbia University to protest against Israeli military actions in Gaza. Their demands included urging the university to sever ties with companies supporting the war. Meanwhile, Columbia’s president, ...
British Troops Considered for Ground Deployment in Gaza for Aid Delivery JERUSALEM — In a bold move to deliver aid to Gaza via a new sea route, British troops are being considered for deployment on the ground, as revealed by the BBC. The US has made it clear that American forces will not go ashore, ...
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