Netanyahu: Israel Strikes Hezbollah with ‘Crushing Blows’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel has delivered “surprising and crushing blows” to Hezbollah, during his opening speech at the weekly cabinet meeting. Netanyahu confirmed that Israel eliminated Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr three weeks ago and thwarted a recent attack plan. While Hezbollah claims successful strikes against Israel, Netanyahu stated that the Israel […]

Forest Fire Breaks Out in Bergama

A forest fire broke out in the Bergama district of Izmir province at 14:23 local time. The Regional Forestry Directorate immediately dispatched air and land vehicles and firefighting teams to the area, and the fire was brought under control before it spread too much. It was said that the cause of the fire is not […]

Novice Fisherman Catches Seagull in Yalova

A novice fisherman who went fishing with his friends on the Yalova coast accidentally caught a seagull. The fisherman, who slowly pulled the seagull onto the shore while being picked on by his friends, quickly freed the seagull from the fishing line and released it.

Death Toll in Gaza Rises to 40,405

It was reported that 71 civilians lost their lives and 112 civilians were injured in 3 attacks carried out in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli army in the last 24 hours. The total death toll from Israel’s attacks that have been continuing for 324 days rose to 40,405 and the number of injured rose […]

29 Dead after Passenger Bus Plunges into Cliff in Pakistan

A passenger bus carrying 30 people plunged into a cliff in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The incident left 29 people, including a child, dead and 1 seriously injured. Authorities said the bus was traveling from the Haveli district to Rawalpindi with 30 passengers and that the accident occurred on the Girari Bridge. The accident was caused as […]

Tourist Influx Continues in Japan

The interest of foreigners in Japan, which received record numbers of tourists in June and July, continued this month. Harajuku and Shibuya, two of Tokyo’s most popular tourist areas, were visited by a surge of foreign visitors over the weekend. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, 3.14 million foreigners visited the country, breaking a […]

15-Year-Old Suspect Detained in Solingen Knife Attack Investigation

A 15-year-old suspect was detained yesterday as part of the investigation launched following the knife attack at the festival in Solingen, Germany. The Düsseldorf Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating whether the suspect is connected to the incident. On Friday, a knife-wielding assailant attacked people at the festival, organized to mark the 650th anniversary of Solingen’s […]

Astronauts Stranded in ISS Will Return in February, Says NASA

NASA has decided that Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore, who were sent to the International Space Station (ISS) for a week on June 6 with Boeing’s Starliner shuttle and were stranded there, will return to Earth in February. The Starliner shuttle docked with the ISS after a flight of approximately 27 hours, but a helium […]

Old Village under Dam Resurfaced after 20 Years

The old Pusat village, which was submerged under the dam waters in the Hafik district of Sivas 20 years ago, has resurfaced after the waters receded due to low rainfall and drought. “This dam is used for both irrigation and drinking water for Sivas. This is the first time we have seen it like this. […]