Nine people were killed, and 15 others injured when a passenger bus collided with a fuel tanker on the Sefidabeh-Zahedan highway in Iran’s Sistan and Baluchistan province. Behruz Hanpur, head of Iran’s Highway Traffic Operations, stated the crash occurred at 10:15 local time and involved a bus traveling from Zahedan to Gorgan. Initial findings attribute […]
The death toll from Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip has reached 45,317, with 58 Palestinians killed in the last 24 hours, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Ongoing for 444 days, the strikes have also left 107,713 injured since October 7, 2023. Recent attacks injured 86 more Palestinians, underscoring the escalating humanitarian crisis.
The village of Dereiçi in Artvin’s Yusufeli district, previously devastated by a fire in 2021, is now grappling with landslides. Soil and rocks loosened by melting snow damaged six houses, with debris entering one home and filling the living room. Residents inside narrowly escaped harm but endured moments of terror. The village, which saw […]
In Damascus, Syria, an “identification and reconciliation center” has been established by the interim administration following the fall of Bashar Assad. Regime soldiers, police, and security personnel are surrendering their weapons and registering with the new authorities. Hundreds of soldiers lined up to complete the process, which includes surrendering weapons, vehicles, and belongings. After […]
Over 100,000 people gathered in Belgrade, Serbia, to protest President Aleksandar Vucic and the government following the November 1 collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad, which killed 15 people. The demonstration, the largest in recent history, included students and farmers’ unions. Protesters observed a 15-minute silence for the victims before chanting […]
In Manbij, Syria, 304 mines planted by the PKK/YPG terrorist organization were discovered in an olive grove, reportedly intended to target civilians harvesting olives. The area, previously controlled by the group, is now being cleared following its liberation. Local resident Ali Aciyl, whose grove was mined, stated, “We found 304 mines in the field […]
Aerial footage reveals extensive destruction in the Maarat al-Numan district of Idlib, Syria, caused by the Assad regime’s tanks and warplanes during the 13-year civil war. Even mosques were bombed, and regime soldiers reportedly removed and sold iron bars from damaged buildings. Local resident Ibrahim Al Mahmud described the devastation, stating, “Assad has been […]
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico visited Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of the year-end expiration of Slovakia’s gas transit agreement with Gazprom. The one-on-one meeting focused on ensuring Russian gas shipments to Slovakia and broader discussions on Ukraine’s military situation and prospects for peace. Fico criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky […]
During a House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing in the US Congress, former soldier and intelligence officer Josephine Guilbeau accused Congress of enabling genocide in Gaza by funding Israel. She protested, stating, “Israel is burning children alive,” and criticized the allocation of billions to Israel while American veterans face homelessness and budget cuts. Escorted from the […]
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Ahmet al-Shara, leader of Syria’s new government, for tea on Qasoun Mountain overlooking Damascus. The visit came after the overthrow of the Assad regime. Qasoun Mountain is renowned for its sacred sites and historical significance tied to prophets and legends.