Car Crashes Through Barrier in Baku, Injures One

A car lost control in Baku, Azerbaijan, crashing through a concrete barrier and onto a main road, injuring the driver. The vehicle struck a minibus, causing it to overturn, before stopping at a second barrier. The incident, caught on camera, is under investigation.

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Killing 9 Civilians in Kursk

Russia’s Investigative Committee reported that nine civilians were found dead in the village of Makhnovka, Kursk region, allegedly killed in a targeted Ukrainian attack. The victims showed signs of violent death, including six with gunshot wounds. Russian officials claim Ukrainian forces deliberately struck residential homes. An investigation is ongoing.

Blazes Engulf Plastic Factory in Germany

A large fire broke out at a plastic factory in Ahlen, Germany, late Tuesday night and was extinguished 10 hours later by 300 firefighters. No casualties were reported, but the facility suffered significant damage. Authorities said the fire started in the warehouse area, and production is continuing. An investigation into the cause is underway.

Rare Inverted Tulips Bloom in Türkiye’s Sason Mountains

  Inverted tulips, also known as “Crying Bride” flowers, are in bloom in the mountainous areas of Sason district in Batman, Türkiye. Found at altitudes over 2,800 meters, especially around Mount Mereto and Şilek Plateau, these rare endemic flowers attract nature enthusiasts despite the tough terrain. Locals warn that picking the protected plant carries a […]

US Strikes Kill 3 in Yemen

Three people were killed in overnight US strikes on Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen, according to Houthi sources. The group claimed to have shot down a US MQ-9 drone over Al-Jawf and shared images of the wreckage. The Houthis also reported that the death toll from a previous US strike on Hudaydah rose to 13, […]

Greek Workers Strike Over Low Wages

Thousands of workers protested in Athens during a 24-hour nationwide strike demanding higher wages to counter rising living costs. Transport services, including ferries and flights, were disrupted as Greece’s largest unions mobilized. Demonstrators gathered outside parliament, calling for wage hikes and solutions to the housing crisis. Communist Party leader Dimitris Koutsoumbas criticized economic policies favoring […]

Death Toll from Dominican Nightclub Collapse Rises to 184

  The death toll from the collapse of the Jet Set nightclub roof in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, has risen to 184, with 500 others injured. Rescue efforts continue as teams from Israel and Puerto Rico join over 300 personnel on-site. Authorities believe no survivors remain under the rubble. Local reports say 500–1,000 people were […]

Zelensky: 155 Chinese Citizens Fighting for Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that 155 Chinese nationals are serving in the Russian army, allegedly recruited through social media. He said Ukraine has compiled detailed records, including names and passport numbers, and urged the US to address the issue with Russia. Zelensky also raised concerns about possible Chinese involvement and offered to exchange captured […]

Russian Drone Strikes Injure 12 in Ukraine

  At least 12 people were injured in overnight Russian drone attacks targeting Ukraine’s capital, Kiev, and the southern city of Mykolaiv. Fires broke out in a storage facility in Kiev, and several buildings were damaged. In Mykolaiv, the strikes damaged nine residential buildings, one administrative building, and 30 garages. Ukraine’s Air Force reported it […]

Cappadocia Draws 200,000 Visitors During Holiday

  Cappadocia, a UNESCO-listed region in central Türkiye, welcomed around 200,000 visitors to its museums and historical sites during the 9-day Ramadan holiday. Total March visitors reached 262,000. Hotel occupancy exceeded 95%, boosted by the extended holiday. Top attractions included Göreme Open Air Museum, Kaymaklı and Derinkuyu underground cities, and Zelve. KAPTİD President Teyfik Ölmez […]