Syrians Search for Missing Sednaya Prisoners in Scattered Documents

Syrians who could not find their relatives held in Sednaya Prison, which was evacuated after the fall of the Assad regime, are looking at the prison’s documents that are scattered around to find any traces. “We cannot find my brother dead or alive. I am trying to find out where he is,” says Hassan Tahder. […]

Erdoğan Attends D-8 Summit in Cairo

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan arrived in Cairo, Egypt, to participate in the 11th Summit Meeting of the Organization of Developing Eight Countries (D-8). Welcomed by Turkish and Egyptian officials at Cairo International Airport, Erdoğan proceeded to the summit venue. Under the theme “Investing in Youth and Supporting SMEs: Shaping the Economy of Tomorrow,” Erdoğan […]

PKK/YPG Place Bomb-Laden Truck at Bridge Over Euphrates River

PKK/YPG terrorists in Syria’s Manbij left a bomb-laden truck at the entrance to the bridge on the Euphrates River on the M4 Highway, endangering those using the bridge, while escaping the area, of which they recently lost control. The truck was neutralized and removed from the bridge entrance by the Syrian National Army forces.

Turkish Defense Giant Showcases Innovations in Vietnam

  Turkish defense firm ROKETSAN presented its advanced technologies at the Vietnam International Defense Fair in Hanoi, aiming to boost cooperation with Southeast Asia. The event, hosted by Vietnam’s Ministry of Defense, runs until December 22. ROKETSAN General Manager Murat İkinci highlighted the company’s commitment to representing Türkiye globally, showcasing state-of-the-art systems to strengthen ties […]

Nine Killed in Israel’s Airstrikes on Yemen

The Israeli army carried out airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen this morning, killing 7 people at Salif Port in Hudaydah and 2 people at the Ras Issa Oil facility, according to Yemeni media. It was reported that two central power plants located south and north of the capital Sanaa were also targeted.

Vietnam Karaoke Bar Fire Kills 11

A devastating fire at a karaoke bar in Hanoi, Vietnam, left 11 people dead and several others injured. The blaze, which engulfed the building yesterday evening, required at least 10 fire trucks to contain. Seven people were rescued, with two hospitalized due to injuries. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the fire. A suspect, […]

Survivors of Assad’s “Human Slaughterhouse” Struggle in Dilapidated Hospitals

  Prisoners rescued from Syria’s infamous Sednaya Prison, known as Assad’s “human slaughterhouse,” are receiving medical care in poor conditions at run-down hospitals. Sednaya, located 30 kilometers north of Damascus and notorious for severe torture and inhumane conditions, gained global attention with shocking images of its atrocities. After opposition forces toppled the Assad regime, many […]

Death Toll from Floods Rises to 37 in Thailand

The Thai Department of Disaster Prevention (DDPM) reported that the number of people who lost their lives in the ongoing flood disaster in 11 provinces in the south of the country, affecting 762 thousand households, has risen to 37. Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who visited the flood-affected provinces of Nakhon Si Thammarat and Surat […]

Pezeshkian Bursts Into Tears Over Late Wife During Conference

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who became emotional after seeing a photo of his late wife on the screen while giving a speech at a conference titled “Family, Future and Enduring Bonds” held in Tehran, the capital of Iran, left the podium and burst into tears after. Pezeshkian’s wife, Fatima Majidi, and son lost their lives […]

Naval Speedboat Collision Claims 13 Lives in India

A naval speedboat collided with a passenger ferry near Mumbai, Maharashtra, resulting in 13 fatalities, including three navy personnel. The ferry, carrying over 100 passengers, was en route from the Elephanta Islands to the Gateway of India when the accident occurred. Authorities confirmed that 99 passengers were rescued, while a search operation is ongoing for […]