Lebanon Hezbollah Carries Out Retaliation Attack on Israel

Lebanese Hezbollah announced that 62 rockets were fired at Israel’s Meron air base as a “first reaction” to the murder of Hamas’ Deputy Political Bureau Chief Salih Al Aruri in Beirut on January 2. Sirens were heard from the area after the attack. No information regarding loss of life or damage has been shared yet. […]

US Supreme Court Accepts Appeal Against Trump’s Primary Ban

The US Supreme Court announced that former US President Donald Trump’s appeal against the ban that prevents participating in the next primaries was accepted. The case will be heard on February 8. The Supreme Court banned Trump from the primaries after far-right groups and Donald Trump supporters raided the Congress building on January 6, 2021, […]

Ishikawa Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 110

Japanese authorities announced that the number of deaths in the 7.6 magnitude earthquake that occurred on January 1 increased to 110 and the injured increased to 606. Teams continue to search for 211 missing people. The Ishikawa provincial government announced that temporary housing would be built for earthquake victims and the construction work would start […]

Passenger Train in Bangladesh Set on Fire Before General Election

A passenger train was set on fire in the capital, Dhaka, before the critical general elections to be held tomorrow in Bangladesh. Four wagons of the train, which was traveling from Jessore to the capital, caught fire, and the fire quickly engulfed the train. Four people died and several others were injured as a result […]

Passenger Plane’s Emergency Door Blows-Out Mid-Flight in US

The emergency door of a plane flying from the US state of Oregon to California with 174 passengers blew out due to the plane’s pressure dropping for an unknown reason. As the pressure of the plane, which was traveling at an altitude of 16 thousand feet, gradually decreased, the passengers put on the oxygen masks […]

Sculptures of Sarıkamış Soldiers Readied for Visitors

The snow sculptures made at Sarıkamış Ski Center, representing the 60,000 Turkish soldiers who froze to death in Sarıkamış during the war with the Russian Caucasian army in the Sarıkamış district of Kars in 1914, have been completed. The sculptures, made by 9 people by transporting 200 trucks of snow from a distance of approximately […]

Severe Fire Engulfs New Jersey Warehouse

A fire broke out at around 05:30 local time in the warehouse located in the industrial area of Elizabeth City, New Jersey, USA. While many fire brigades were dispatched to the region, the flames spread in a short time. A part of the building collapsed. The huge smoke rising from the fire was visible from […]

Iranians Protested Attack in Kerman

Thousands of Iranians gathered in their capital, Tehran, to protest the terrorist attack carried out by ISIS near the grave of Revolutionary Guards Army Quds Force Commander Qasem Soleimani in the city of Kerman. Gathering after the Friday prayers at the Imam Khomeini Musalla Mosque in Tehran, protesters called for revenge with banners saying “Death […]

US Claims Responsibility for Killing of Hashd al-Shaabi Leader

The Pentagon claimed responsibility for the air attack carried out on a vehicle belonging to the Al-Nujaba Movement in the Iraqi capital yesterday. Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder said that Abu Taqwa, the movement leader who was killed in the attack, was considered a threat. Ryder noted that the attack was carried out in self-defense and […]

Venomous Australian Snake Found in Public Toilet Bowl

In the Goondiwindi region of Queensland, Australia, an unexpected guest—a snake—was found lurking in a public toilet bowl, prompting a concerned individual to alert the police. Wildlife ranger Tennille Banks, summoned by the authorities, highlighted the prevalence of snakes in toilets, attributing this occurrence to the lingering warm temperatures following severe storms along the east […]