Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen released footage of their June 12 attack on the Greek-owned, Liberian-flagged ship Tutor in the Red Sea. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree shared the images, stating that they would conduct more attacks in the future. Saree explained that the ship was targeted with an unmanned surface vehicle (USV), multiple UAVs, […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Vietnamese President To Lam in Hanoi, enhancing Russia-Vietnam relations. They signed 15 agreements, including the construction of a Nuclear Science and Technology Center in Vietnam. Both leaders emphasized mutual respect, non-interference, and a coordinated international approach. The meeting marks the 30th anniversary of their friendly relations treaty and […]
Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall on Mexico’s Gulf coast, causing heavy rainfall and flooding. The storm, the first of the Atlantic hurricane season, struck near the US border, particularly impacting northeastern Mexico. With wind speeds reaching 80 kilometers per hour, Alberto affected areas around Tampico port, leading to warnings from the US National Hurricane Center […]
Yashar Vafaei Mamaghani, CEO of ECOHOS Construction, Export, and Import Company, began operations in 2015 in the field of buying and selling medical and laboratory equipment and packaging medical and construction consumables, achieving a good ranking in the sector. Yashar Vafaei Mamaghani stated, “The life of this company parallels the expansion and development of ECOHOS […]
Buffaloes seeking relief from the scorching heat by entering a pond in Tokat’s Erbaa district in Türkiye have formed scenes reminiscent of African wildlife documentaries. Melike Çakır, a 22-year-old buffalo shepherd, oversees the cooling-off process as the buffaloes immerse themselves in the water en masse. Melike Çakır expressed her joy in caring for buffaloes, […]
Tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea are rising. On June 17, Chinese Coast Guard personnel attacked Philippine army boats with knives and axes during a supply mission to the BRP Sierra Madre at Second Thomas Shoal. The Chinese forces also used sirens and flashing lights to create chaos and disrupt […]
Seyfe Lake Bird Sanctuary in Kırşehir, Türkiye, once a vibrant habitat for cranes and flamingos, has completely dried up and transformed into a desert. This lake, formerly a haven for numerous bird species and a favorite spot for bird watchers, now presents a barren landscape littered with garbage left by visitors. Murat Mustafa Kaya, […]
The death toll from forest fires in the Us state of New Mexico has risen to two. State police reported finding an unidentified body in a burned vehicle near Ruidoso, and the body of 60-year-old Patrick Pearson was discovered near a hotel in the same area. The South Fork and Salt fires have scorched […]
Environmental group “Just Stop Oil” targeted the UNESCO World Heritage Site Stonehenge in their latest protest. Two activists sprayed orange powder paint on the ancient monument, demanding the UK government commit to ending fossil fuel production and exploration licenses. The group emphasized the need for a legally binding agreement to phase out fossil fuels by […]
During a session of the Israeli parliament, security forces intervened in an anti-government protest organized by visitors. Demonstrators disrupted proceedings with banners and loud banging, prompting their removal. The Knesset spokesperson announced that a complaint will be filed against the protesters, who will also face bans from the parliament. Sanctions for the MPs who invited […]