South Korean Navy Plane Crashes Minutes After Takeoff

A P-3 patrol aircraft belonging to the South Korean Navy crashed just 7 minutes after taking off from a military base in Pohang for a training flight. The plane went down at 13:50 local time for reasons yet unknown. Authorities confirmed that four military personnel were on board, and their condition remains under investigation. The […]

Stunning Sunrise Over Lake Van Captivates Travelers

In the Tatvan district of Bitlis province, eastern Türkiye, drivers and passengers on the Ahlat-Tatvan highway witnessed a breathtaking sunrise over Lake Van. Setting out before dawn, many stopped to photograph the scene with their mobile phones. The rising sun reflected over the lake, creating a stunning view that impressed both locals and visitors.

Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Landslide

The village of Blatten in Switzerland’s Lötschental Valley was destroyed by a massive landslide caused by a glacier collapse from the Alps. Authorities confirmed that the village was evacuated on May 19 and that one person remains missing. “We have lost our village. The village is under rubble. We will rebuild,” said Blatten Mayor Matthias […]

Sharif: Pakistan Will Respond to Attacks with Full Force

Speaking in Lachin at a concert marking Azerbaijan’s 107th Independence Day, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to peace but stressed the right to self-defense. Referring to recent tensions with India, Sharif said Pakistan was wrongly blamed for a deadly incident in occupied Jammu and Kashmir and that India responded with an attack […]

Lavrov Signals New Round of Russia-Ukraine Talks

Speaking at the 13th Meeting of High Security Officials in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that a new round of direct negotiations with Ukraine will be announced shortly. He recalled that Istanbul hosted the first round on May 16 and said Russia will continue to demand the repeal of laws in Ukraine that […]

Migrating Flamingos Rest in Türkiye’s Diyarbakır

In the Bozçalı Neighborhood of Çınar district, located in southeastern Türkiye, a group of migrating flamingos stopped to rest in a local wetland. The moment was captured by a resident before the birds took flight and continued their migration. Yakup Ermiş

Syrian President Sharaa Visits Aleppo

  Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa arrived in Aleppo to meet with a delegation of scholars to discuss ways to strengthen the committee’s role in Syria. Later, he attended the “Aleppo is the Key to Victory” event at Aleppo Castle, honoring Syrian soldiers and families of martyrs. In his speech, al-Shara stated, “Our war against oppressors […]

Israeli Ambassador Booed Off Campus in Senegal

Israeli Ambassador Yuval Waks faced strong protests during a planned speech at Cheikh Anta Diop University (UCAD) in Dakar, Senegal. Students chanted “Free Palestine,” “Free Gaza,” and “Israel is a war criminal,” while waving Palestinian flags and booing the ambassador. Waks, who was invited to speak at a conference on international relations, was unable to […]

Israel Strikes Sanaa Airport, Destroys Yemen’s Last Civilian Plane

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched an airstrike on Sanaa International Airport, under Houthi control in Yemen’s capital. Katz stated the attack destroyed the last plane operated by the Houthis and warned of repeated strikes on the airport and other strategic infrastructure. The IDF claimed the airport was […]

Turkish Village Draws Crowds with 110,000 Blooming Pear Trees

Located 50 kilometers from the center of Muş, Bilek village has drawn nature lovers and photographers with its 110,000 pear trees in full bloom. Covered in white blossoms, the trees offer a breathtaking landscape that resembles sakura season and create a peaceful setting for outdoor activities. Locals and officials see tourism potential in the village. […]