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Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed declares he will oppose all military aid to Israel - including funding for the "Iron Dome", accuses Israel of "genocide" and stirs up a storm in the US following his victory in Michigan.

Anti-Israel commentator Tucker Carlson, who has become a prominent voice for the breakaway MAGA faction, unveiled a ten-point political manifesto on his web show. In the document, he accuses Israel of pushing the US into a war with Iran and outlines a new political order.

US Vice President JD Vance denied reports of a confrontation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing their meeting as a "pleasant but direct conversation." He also reaffirmed the US commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and criticized the Democratic candidate in Michigan.

Masoud Pezeshkian hinted at rifts in the regime's leadership and spoke of disagreements surrounding strategic decisions. At the same time, he attacked Israel and the USA, claiming: "They tried to conquer Iran like Syria."

Geert Wilders criticized Europe's immigration policy, warned against the rise of Islam and antisemitism, and praised Benjamin Netanyahu for his fight against jihadism and threats to Israel.

The Houthis claim they attacked a Saudi oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden, hours after a report of a powerful explosion near a tanker about 95 nautical miles from Aden. The crew was not harmed, but at this stage there is no Saudi confirmation or proof of a link between the events.

The international force may take shape soon and is planned to include additional countries. The goal: to oversee the implementation of the pilot in southern Lebanon.

The US President departed from the White House toward Andrews Air Force Base when a passenger plane was cleared for takeoff from Reagan National Airport in violation of safety protocols. The aircraft came into close proximity, though the FAA stated that Donald Trump's life was never in danger.

The FAA reported a "momentary loss of separation" between the President's Marine One helicopter and a passenger plane taking off from Reagan National Airport. The US President was not in danger, and the US is considering opening an investigation into the matter.

A senior Pentagon official is formulating a new policy that emphasizes the use of short-range tactical nuclear weapons in the event of a conflict with another power. The goal of the new strategy is to prevent a conventional war from escalating into a nuclear conflict.

Mandatory service has been extended from 4 to 11 months, women have entered the mandatory draft system for the first time, and the army will increase the number of recruits by about 50% by 2033. Princess Isabella has also reported for duty, and soon conscripts will be sent to Greenland for the first time against the backdrop of the threat from Russia and tensions with Trump.

Abdul El-Sayed has secured victory in the Michigan Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate, defeating moderate Haley Stevens. President Donald Trump attacked the candidate, labeling him a 'communist loser,' and warned of the radicalization of the Democratic Party.

The US Treasury Department has removed Fly Baghdad and two Boeing 737 aircraft from its sanctions list without public explanation. However, the company's CEO remains sanctioned and is now directly linked to the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

US President Donald Trump stated that an agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz is expected within 48 hours. Negotiations are ongoing, with final approval pending from the IRGC.

The leader of the nationalist party, Devlet Bahçeli, surprisingly called for granting the imprisoned PKK founder, Abdullah Öcalan, a realistic opportunity for release. The call comes as part of an initiative in Turkey to disarm the organization and promote a settlement with the Kurds.

Turkey has revoked the citizenship of 6,134 foreigners following fictitious real estate deals, forged valuation reports, and security suspicions. 72 suspects were arrested in raids conducted in 16 provinces.

The Supreme Court of India has recommended a pilot program that would prevent vehicles without valid third-party insurance from refueling at gas stations. The initiative aims to improve enforcement and reduce the number of uninsured vehicles on the road.

Sopwan Owa, a player for Yala Football Club, was killed by a lightning strike during a match in southern Thailand. The incident occurred during stoppage time amid a severe thunderstorm, leaving nine other players injured.

Syria has agreed to significantly cut oil imports from Russia as part of negotiations with the US. The move is intended to facilitate Syria's removal from the state sponsor of terrorism list and improve ties with Washington.

Two days after congratulating Khalil al-Hayya on his election as Hamas leader, Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran would back any decision made by Palestinian leaders. This comes against the backdrop of Donald Trump’s plan to disarm the terrorist organization.

About 1,700 people remain in shelters following the eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala. Authorities have raised the alert level to red, warning that the next 72 hours are critical due to mudflows.

A Chabad House was inaugurated in the heart of the main and bustling street of the famous resort city in Latvia. The mayor also took the microphone and spoke "like a true Hasid."

Flyers distributed in Amsterdam ahead of the Pride Parade called for boycotting Israeli artists and reporting their whereabouts. The publication included personal details of three Israelis labeled as 'war criminals.' The RITA organization, whose name was misused in the flyer, distanced itself from the campaign.

The tiny island nation announced a change of its name to Naoero, in a move intended to honor the national heritage.

According to Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea has begun deploying a missile unit in western Russia that will include 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers. At the same time, the shortage of interceptors makes it difficult for Ukraine to deal with Russian attacks.

The US State Department has revoked the visa of Brazilian ambassador Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti, stating it will only be reinstated once Brazil grants diplomatic approval to President Donald Trump's nominee, Daniel Perez. "We need an immediate and positive answer," Washington officials declared.

The umbrella organization of Myanmar's rebel militias announced it is open to a 'political settlement' and the junta regime is holding contacts with mediating countries. Military gains for regime forces and a new civilian government under the junta's patronage offer a rare window of opportunity for talks.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, praised by U.S. President Donald Trump, is attempting to pivot Iraq away from Iranian influence. The focus is on major energy deals and combating systemic corruption.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset is struggling to advance the permanent appointment of General Christopher LaNeve as Army Chief of Staff due to reservations from several Republican senators. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the administration has not yet officially submitted his candidacy as there are currently insufficient votes for approval in the Senate Armed Services...

Ozlem Karapinar has become the first woman in Turkish history to reach the rank of general in the Air Force. The promotion was part of a major round of military appointments signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

A deadly Russian missile attack struck the Kyiv area on Wednesday, claiming the lives of 15 people. More than 50 others were wounded in the assault, which caused extensive destruction to civilian infrastructure.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Mayor Zohran Mamdani fired dozens of senior executives and tycoons this week from the 'Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City.' Officials note that following his actions, other companies are eyeing locations outside of New York.

The US military is facing a severe munitions crisis, having exhausted nearly 80% of its central air defense interceptor inventory. Senior commanders warn that Pentagon stockpiles have reached a "dangerous low" as the conflict with Iran continues.

For the party, the main concern is now political rather than personal. The seventh district of Ohio has historically been a safe Republican stronghold, but in light of the serious scandal, the seat is now in clear danger.

A young woman who went out with her mother, who is recovering from cancer, was attacked after confronting a couple on their way to a restaurant. The case joins a series of incidents that reveal a deep generational gap, almost non-existent enforcement, and a huge government economic interest.

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham broadcasts: "I work for you," but his political rivals warn that his plans have no budgetary coverage and their implementation will lead to tax hikes or increased debt. In the background, there is also criticism regarding immigration issues.

The IRGC demands full control over the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for 'goodwill gestures' toward the US. Meanwhile, Pakistan and Qatar are leading mediation efforts to prevent a full-scale war.

A private investigator documented the employee cleaning a balcony, carrying water containers, and helping to paint a house while she was on sick leave. The court upheld her dismissal, but ruled that she must receive approximately 1,280 euros for 24 unused vacation days.

The U.S. has used nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors in the war with Iran. The shortage has alarmed Gulf states and was among the considerations that led Donald Trump to halt an additional strike over the weekend.

The US Senate Judiciary Committee has approved the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General. The confirmation followed intense scrutiny over his ties to President Donald Trump and a requirement that he formally dissolve a controversial legal fund and meet with victims of Jeffrey Epstein.