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  • Ukraine Drone Strikes Trigger Explosions at Russian Ammunition Depot, Forcing Mass Evacuations
    Ukraine's Zelensky Dismisses Top Military Chief in Strategic Overhaul
    Ukrainian drones struck a major ammunition depot in Russia's Voronezh region, sparking a series of explosions that led to widespread evacuations. The attack, which targeted the village of Soldatskoye, marks the latest in a series of drone assaults by Ukraine on Russian military and infrastructure sites, signaling a significant shift in the intensity and reach of Kyiv's military capabilities.
  • Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill 61 Within 24 Hours Amid Renewed Clashes as UN Pushes Vaccination Campaign
    Israel's Airstrikes in Gaza's 'Safe Zone' Leave Civilians in Desperation
    Israeli military strikes across the Gaza Strip claimed the lives of at least 61 people within 24 hours, according to local medics. The strikes come as Israeli forces continue their offensive against Hamas-led militants, marking 11 months of brutal conflict that has devastated the region and stymied diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire.
  • Ukraine Repels Massive Drone Attack as Russia Intensifies Strikes Across the Country
    Zelensky Urges UK's Starmer to Advocate for Long-Range Strike Capabilities
    Ukraine's air force successfully repelled a large-scale drone attack launched by Russia overnight, downing 58 out of 67 Shahed drones. The attack, which targeted multiple regions across the country, underscored the intensifying nature of Russia's military campaign as Ukrainian forces continue to push back against the invasion that began in February 2022.
  • US-Turkish Activist Fatally Shot by Israeli Forces in West Bank Protest, Family Demands Independent Investigation
    American Activist Fatally Shot by Israeli Forces in West Bank Protest, Family Demands Independent Investigatio
    An American woman, Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers during a protest in the West Bank, according to witnesses who say she posed no threat at the time of the incident. Eygi, a recent graduate of the University of Washington and a dual U.S.-Turkish citizen, was participating in a demonstration against Israeli settlements when she was struck in the head by a bullet. The tragic event has drawn sharp condemnation and calls for an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
  • Ex-Philippine Mayor Alice Guo with Alleged Chinese Crime Ties Deported to Manila for Senate Probe
    Ex-Philippine Mayor Alice Guo with Alleged Chinese Crime Ties Deported to Manila for Senate Probe
    Alice Guo faces legal battles after her return from Indonesia, accused of cybercrimes and money laundering.
  • Zelenskyy Urges Long-Range Strike Capabilities as U.S. Pledges More Aid to Ukraine
    Zelenskyy Urges Long-Range Strike Capabilities as U.S. Pledges More Aid to Ukraine
    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has intensified his calls for Western allies to provide long-range weapons, urging them to disregard Moscow's "red lines" and allow Ukraine to strike deeper into Russian territory.
  • Israeli Forces Withdraw from Jenin After Lethal Weeklong Operation Leaves 21 Dead
    Israeli Forces Withdraw from Jenin After Lethal Weeklong Operation Leaves 21 Dead
    In a week marked by intense military activity, Israeli forces have withdrawn from the Jenin refugee camp and surrounding areas in the West Bank, concluding one of their most extensive operations in recent years.
  • Zelenskyy Appoints Andrii Sybiha as Ukraine's New Foreign Minister Amid Sweeping Government Reshuffle
    Zelenskyy Appoints Andrii Sybiha as Ukraine's New Foreign Minister Amid Sweeping Government Reshuffle
    Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has nominated Andrii Sybiha as the country's new foreign minister, a move that underscores the urgency and strategic recalibration as Ukraine faces critical months ahead in its ongoing conflict with Russia. The appointment, which was swiftly confirmed by Ukraine's parliament on Thursday, marks the most notable change in the country's diplomatic leadership since the war began in February 2022.
  • Netanyahu Stands Firm on Philadelphi Corridor Amid Protests and Criticism; Cease-Fire Talks Stalled
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    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing unprecedented domestic and international backlash following a series of tragic events that have severely impacted ongoing cease-fire negotiations with Hamas. As Israel grapples with the fallout from the deaths of six hostages, Netanyahu's defiant stance on military presence in the Philadelphi Corridor is exacerbating tensions and threatening to derail peace efforts.
  • Ukraine's Foreign Minister Submits Resignation as Russian Missiles Strike Lviv, Killing 7 in Deadly Attack
    Ukraine's Foreign Minister Submits Resignation as Russian Missiles Strike Lviv, Killing 7 in Deadly Attack
    Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba resigns amid a major Cabinet reshuffle as Russian missiles hit Lviv, resulting in seven fatalities and significant damage. This follows a recent surge in deadly attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Poltava, where over 50 were killed.
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