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December 26, 2023
Russia's war of aggression: Ukraine attacks Crimean port of Feodosia. Ukraine has apparently succeeded in striking another blow in occupied Crimea. Russian state media show powerful explosions and fires. Kiev even speaks of the destruction of a landing ship. The ship was believed to have been carrying Iranian drones, which are being used by Russia against Ukraine. The Russian governor of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, confirmed an "enemy attack" in the region. There had been an explosion t...
December 26, 2023
India News: MUMBAI: A Bombay high court vacation bench on Tuesday suspended a look out circular against actor Rhea Chakraborty and allowed her to travel to Dubai .
December 25, 2023
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December 24, 2023
Russia has bombed the city center of Kherson, according to Ukrainian data. Within 24 hours, at least four people were killed in the city in the south of the country. The Ukrainian Air Force said it had intercepted 14 of 15 explosive drones launched by Russia during the night.Kherson is located on the Dnipro River and has been the target of Russian attacks almost daily since the city was recaptured by Ukrainian troops in November 2022 after months of Russian occupation. The Russian army hit resid...
December 22, 2023
The UN Security Council has called for an increase in humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. The 15 member states of the UN's most powerful body had been wrestling for days over the wording of the resolution. The U.S. and Israel oppose a ceasefire in Gaza, arguing that it would currently only benefit the terrorist organization Hamas. The resolution, which is binding under international law, calls on Israel to "immediately allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access" The conditions for...
December 20, 2023
Venezuelan President Nicolรกs Maduro's confidant Alex Saab has left the United States. Saab is likely to have extensive information about illegal business dealings by the family of authoritarian President Maduro and high-ranking officials in Venezuela. In exchange, ten Americans will be extradited to the U.S. โ including six unjustly detained. 20 compatriots who are being held as political prisoners will also be released. Washington has recently eased sanctions against the country โ espe...
December 17, 2023
Israel-Gaza war: Benjamin Netanyahu wants to continue ground offensive despite protests. Calls for a new ceasefire are also growing louder in Israel. But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he would continue "until victory" After the war, the army was supposed to provide security in the Gaza Strip. But Netanyahu made it clear: "We are fighting for our existence. And we will continue until victory" The area would be demilitarized so as not to pose a threat to Israel, ...
December 16, 2023
Hundreds protest after death of three Hamas hostages in Tel Aviv. "Bring them home now": The accidental killing of three hostages has sparked protests in Israel. In Tel Aviv, hundreds of people took to the streets demanding a new deal with Hamas. With a new hostage deal, as was already the case at the end of November, incidents like the one in Gaza on Friday could be prevented, she said. The armed forces falsely identified them as a threat during an operation in the Hamas stronghold of S...
December 16, 2023
Another Russian drone attack on Kyiv. Explosions were heard in the Podil district, which is close to the city centre. Ukraine, for its part, is said to have attacked targets in Crimea. Russia has intensified its air strikes on Ukraine in recent days, using drones, ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles and cruise missiles. The Iranian-made drones used are usually launched in swarms and fly with many course changes before crashing into a target with their explosive charge. The Russian military s...
December 16, 2023
Hundreds protest after accidental killing of three Hamas hostages. In Tel Aviv, hundreds of people took to the streets demanding a new deal with Hamas. Prime Minister Netanyahu described the deaths of the three hostages as an "intolerable tragedy" According to Israeli estimates, 112 hostages are still being held in the Hamas stronghold of Shejaiya, north of the cordoned-off coastal strip. The armed forces falsely identified them as a threat during an operation and shot at them, it said.