A lenticular cloud obscured the summit of Mount Süphan, Türkiye’s third-highest peak at 4,058 meters, creating a stunning view. The cloud was photographed from the Tatvan coast, with Lake Van and a passing ferry adding to the spectacle.
At Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport, a Rossiya Airlines passenger plane collided with a Hainan Airlines Airbus 330 during pre-flight preparations. The Rossiya plane, scheduled for St. Petersburg, suffered tail damage, while 100 passengers were safely transferred to another aircraft. Authorities confirmed no injuries and launched an investigation.
Ukraine’s military intelligence announced that two Russian An-26 transport aircraft and two radar stations were destroyed in a drone attack on Russian positions in Crimea, annexed by Russia in 2014. The An-26 aircraft, a Soviet-era transport plane, is used for troops and cargo, while the radar stations serve as coastal defense systems.
Thailand’s new Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and 36 cabinet members were sworn into office before King Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida at Dusit Palace in Bangkok. The King wished the new government strength and wisdom, while Charnvirakul pledged to prioritize the economy, border security, and disaster management. The cabinet held its first meeting after the […]
At the White House’s new “Presidential Walk of Fame,” a photo of an automated signing machine was displayed instead of former US President Joe Biden’s portrait, drawing attention. Biden was previously criticized for using such a machine to sign official documents during his presidency.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met Syrian President Ahmed al-Shahara in New York, USA, during the UN General Assembly. The two leaders signed a Joint Declaration restoring diplomatic ties, which were cut in 2022 after Syria recognized Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine.
Aalborg Airport in northern Denmark was temporarily closed after suspicious drones were spotted, affecting civilian and military flights and forcing at least three diversions. Authorities said there was no immediate danger, launched an investigation, and did not rule out shooting down the drones if needed.
Spain and Italy will each send naval ships to support the Global Sumud Flotilla after drone attacks in the Mediterranean. Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez said the ship would ensure rescue of citizens, while Italy confirmed a frigate for possible operations. Israel reiterated the flotilla would not be allowed to dock in Gaza.
The Global Sumud Flotilla, carrying activists from nearly 50 countries to break the Israeli blockade and deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, continues its journey across the Mediterranean. Mustafa Çakmakçı, Deputy Chairman of Türkiye’s Future Party and a passenger on the flotilla, gave an update in an online discussion. Çakmakçı said they are on their 13th […]
Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara, attending the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York, was greeted with enthusiasm by Syrians gathered outside UN headquarters. Unlike previous years, when anti-Assad protests dominated, this time demonstrators gathered to welcome al-Shara. After delivering his address, the Syrian president approached the crowd, where he was met with chants and […]