Assassination

Details of the incident in the Gaza Strip are still being clarified. The IDF confirmed it conducted strikes to eliminate threats to security forces; there are no casualties among Israeli troops.

The explosive device was detonated in a vehicle near a supermarket, and according to reports, an officer with the rank of lieutenant colonel was killed and his wife was seriously injured. The immediate suspect is Kyiv, which has been attributed with a series of assassinations on Russian soil in recent weeks. The Kremlin denies that the CIA director warned Vladimir Putin not to attack NATO...

Police initially believed they could identify the hitman as he did not hide his face. However, after reviewing security footage, investigators now believe he wore a special tight-fitting mask to appear as an elderly person. Authorities suspect a contract killer was brought in from abroad and may have already left the country.

Iranian TV presenter Maryam Qasemi called on viewers to donate money for a reward to anyone who assassinates the US President. According to her, 81 million tomans have been collected so far, an amount equivalent to about $435.

32-year-old Margarita Raut is accused of planting the explosive device that killed Robert Shagaev, a senior officer in the Russian army. The escort girl confessed to the act, expressed no remorse, and faces a lengthy prison sentence. It is estimated that Raut acted in the service of Ukrainian intelligence, though it is not yet clear when she was recruited.

32-year-old Margarita Raut was arrested on suspicion of planting an explosive device and eliminating in Sevastopol a former submarine officer who defected from Ukraine to Russia. According to reports, she received payment in crypto and expressed no remorse during her interrogation.

A senior Hamas security official has called on members of militias assisting Israel to eliminate their superiors. The terrorist organization is offering a "lifeline" and a path to repentance in exchange for the assassination of their leaders.