A major fire broke out early morning at a market near Vokzalnaya Ploshchad metro station in Tbilisi, Georgia, spreading across 15,000 square meters. Thirty firefighting teams responded, and the blaze was brought under control after several hours. No casualties were reported. The cause of the fire, which affected areas storing clothes, produce, and storage units, […]
Russia and North Korea have started building a highway bridge over the Tumen River to boost trade and regional ties. Speaking at the launch ceremony, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin called the project a symbol of growing strategic cooperation. The 850-meter bridge, set for completion by summer 2026, aims to cut transport costs and strengthen […]
The Pentagon announced that over 1,000 Houthi targets in Yemen have been struck since airstrikes began on March 15, killing fighters and leaders. Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said the strikes aimed to weaken Houthi capabilities. Former President Donald Trump had ordered the operation in response to attacks on Israeli-linked ships, vowing continued force until […]
Pakistan claims it has credible intelligence that India may launch a military strike within 24–36 hours, citing alleged involvement in the Pahalgam incident. Information Minister Attaullah Tarar warned that any aggression would face a “firm and decisive” response. Pakistan offered an independent investigation and accused India of avoiding dialogue. Defense Minister Khawaja Asif told Reuters […]
A nighttime fire at a hotel in Kolkata, West Bengal, killed 14 people and injured two. Guests reportedly tried to flee using windows or signaled for help with phone flashlights. Authorities brought the fire under control and launched an investigation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences and pledged compensation to victims’ families. Deadly fires remain […]
Türkiye’s Navy led a multinational submarine rescue drill, Kurtaran-2025, off Marmaris, simulating a sunken submarine scenario. Using advanced systems like ROVs, rescue bells, and atmospheric diving suits, casualties were successfully recovered by diver teams. The exercise, running April 24–30, involved naval, air, and land forces, aiming to boost national and NATO-level rescue readiness. 35 […]
North Korea announced the successful testing of missile and artillery systems on its new 5,000-ton warship, “Choe Hyon,” launched last week. The vessel tested supersonic and strategic cruise missiles, anti-aircraft systems, and a 127 mm cannon, with Kim Jong-un overseeing the drills. Kim called for accelerating the navy’s nuclear armament, stating, “It is time to […]
US President Donald Trump marked his 100th day in office with a rally in Warren, Michigan, drawing thousands of supporters. He emphasized economic growth, border security, and support for American workers. Trump announced 350,000 new jobs, pledged continued tariffs on China, and stressed the revival of domestic car manufacturing. He claimed illegal border crossings […]
A three-vehicle pileup occurred on the road to Heydar Aliyev Airport in Baku, Azerbaijan, on April 27. A speeding vehicle rear-ended a car, which then collided with another car. Several people were injured, but no fatalities were reported. Traffic was disrupted for about an hour. The crash was captured by a nearby security camera.
A nationwide strike in Belgium over planned government cuts to unemployment and retirement benefits halted air travel and public transport. Called by socialist and Christian unions, the one-day general strike affected cities including Brussels, Liege, and Antwerp. All departures at Brussels Airport were canceled, while Charleroi Airport suspended all flights. Public transit, postal services, […]