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After the plane landed in Moscow: A diplomatic delegation from the USA was spotted in the city
An American diplomatic motorcade was spotted in Moscow after a US transport plane landed at Vnukovo Airport. According to Flightradar24 data, the aircraft is a Boeing C-17A Globemaster III that arrived from Riga.
Investigation: The US government is secretly selling thousands of protected wild horses for slaughter
The New York Times exposed the dark mechanism of selling protected horses for slaughter for economic gain.
Mystery in Russia: Report of a US military aircraft landing in Moscow
A US Air Force military transport aircraft landed Tuesday at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport after departing from Riga. The purpose of the flight and the identity of those on board remain unknown.
Penguins are worth hundreds of millions to the economy — and now there is a fight to save them
In the Australian state of Victoria, more than 1,000 penguins have been vaccinated out of a target of about 5,000. The complex operation is made possible by their tendency to return to the same burrows every night. Urgency increased following the discovery of bird flu cases in the area. Professionals emphasize that vaccination is only part of a set of measures to contain the virus.
Trump warns: "Iran is executing protesters on an unprecedented scale"
US President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Iran, accusing the leadership of mass executions of protesters. He described the situation as a humanitarian crisis and threatened severe economic measures.
"They don't integrate, we ignore": The Haredi community in the Alps and the return of summer tensions
A criminal investigation condemned by the French Interior Minister and a viral incident in Les Deux Alpes have resurfaced the latent tension in the Alps. Behind the idyllic landscapes lies a persistent friction over the arrival of thousands of Haredi vacationers: locals claim they struggle to bridge cultural gaps, while tourists point to a sense of alienation, as authorities try to maneuver...
Report: Fuel queues and chaos on the streets of Iran amid US sanctions
Due to high demand, gas stations in Tehran have imposed a 20-liter limit per vehicle. The President of Iran warns that selling gasoline below market rates is placing immense pressure on state resources. The crisis is intensifying against the backdrop of a plummeting national currency and threats from Donald Trump.
After the Strait of Hormuz, a new target for Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump has threatened to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America" amid trade tensions with Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that he would return to negotiations only if Washington adopts the "right approach." Approximately $28 billion in Canadian exports are now subject to 50% tariffs.
Sources in the Peace Council: "Both sides are violating the agreement"
In the council established by Donald Trump, it was claimed that both sides are not fulfilling the 20-point agreement, and they criticized the army's activity in Gaza: "It is a pity that Israel is missing this huge opportunity for a small amount of tactical operations that will not really lead to the dismantling of Hamas."
Druze leader in Syria: "We are an inseparable part of Israel"
At a recently held gathering, the Druze leader emphasized that stability in the Bashan region could serve as the basis for regional stability. According to him, achieving stability will lead to the realization of full sovereign rights and self-determination in the region.
Despite Trump's threats: Qatar has yet to decide whether to join the "economic blockade" on Iran
Regarding international measures against Iran, Majed Al-Ansari noted that Qatar has not yet formulated a final position on supporting the new sanctions imposed on Tehran. Regarding the Palestinian arena, he called on the international community to exert political pressure to force Israel to accept the political framework.
Explosive drone found at airport in Germany: "A new level of danger"
German investigators have located an explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle Airport, less than a month after an incident in which a drone was found near a Ukrainian plane. Security officials point the finger at Russia and estimate that countries assisting Ukraine are in the crosshairs.
End of the military confrontation with Iran? Report: The step the USA is considering in the Middle East
According to The New York Times, the US State Department is preparing to return personnel to embassies across the Middle East. Embassies in Israel, Jordan, and Oman are expected to return to full staffing. American officials note that the move signals a decrease in tensions, but does not guarantee a lasting peace.
The next confrontation with the USA? Iceland considers whether to join the European Union
Against the backdrop of Donald Trump's threats regarding the American need for control in the Arctic region and his repeated statements about American annexation intentions for neighboring Greenland, the residents of Iceland will go to the polls this coming Saturday for a referendum that will decide whether to reopen accession talks with the European Union.
Senior US official in affidavit: Israel evaded extraditing the 'Askelon Hacker'
In an affidavit filed in a US court, a senior official at the US Department of Justice describes attempts from a decade ago to bring about the extradition of Michael Ron David Kedar from Israel. Israeli authorities did not comply with the American requests.
Influencer close to Trump: Considering dismissing ambassador who claimed that "the Golan Heights belong to Syria"
According to a report by Laura Loomer, officials in the US administration are expressing dissatisfaction with the performance of Ambassador Tom Burke. At the center: his statement regarding the Golan Heights. According to the sources, the administration believes his words contributed to the escalation of tensions between Israel and Turkey. The possibility of recalling him to the US is "under...
"Obsessed with Hitler": 56 years later, neo-Nazi identified as the arsonist of the Jewish nursing home in Munich
New testimony from a woman, according to which the suspect declared his desire to "set the Jews on fire," and shortly thereafter the building went up in flames, led local police to a German citizen who died in 2020, who belonged to far-right circles and was sentenced to prison for blowing up telephone booths. 7 Holocaust survivors were murdered in the arson and 15 people were injured.
Pro-Palestinian candidate on Fox News: "Are you circumcised? Circumcision is also a surgery"
The Democratic and progressive candidate for the Senate in Michigan confronted a Fox News interviewer over gender-affirming treatments for children, gas prices, and the war with Iran. Al-Sayed: "Circumcision is a surgery on a child," Watters: "Circumcision is different from castration." Al-Sayed: "No one is trying to push for Sharia law."
Gone too far? Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council in Iran sparks a storm
Mohsen Rezaee, recently appointed to a senior security post, has sparked a political storm with hawkish remarks that contradict the official line of Iran's leadership. His comments regarding a potential halt to oil exports and a reconsideration of nuclear doctrine have ignited intense domestic debate.
$100,000: The new move by the Trump administration that will make immigration more difficult
Washington is promoting a new fee that will make it harder for skilled workers to immigrate to the United States.
Report: Chinese President may visit India for the first time in years
Indian sources told Reuters that the visit is in advanced stages of coordination. President Xi may arrive at the head of a 400-person delegation for the BRICS summit in New Delhi, signaling a potential turning point in bilateral relations.
Summer in Europe continues to break records: at least 35,000 deaths reported
The deadliest summer on record: European Union scientific reports reveal that in Spain, Germany, and France alone, the death toll has reached 25,000. Scientists expect the numbers to rise through the end of August.
Dozens injured, hundreds evacuated: powerful tornado hits France
The tornado struck with great force in the Aude department. Two missing people were found under the rubble of a house with minor injuries. 41 people were treated and 15 were evacuated to hospitals. About 600 residents were evacuated from their homes.
The warnings on the President's desk: Details of the explicit warnings Donald Trump received before the war with Iran
According to a Wall Street Journal investigation, just days before the war began, the President was warned that killing Khamenei would not collapse the regime, but would bring to power an even more militant leadership that would accelerate nuclear weapons development. Despite intelligence warnings, Tehran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, and expert assessments that an attack would turn the...
"Israel Out": A rally in Phuket against tourist behavior, primarily targeting Israelis
This coming Friday, an unusual protest rally is planned at Patong Beach, centered on a call by local residents in Phuket for foreign tourists to respect the country's laws, with explicit focus on Israeli travelers. The gathering, currently receiving hostile promotion from pro-Palestinian elements, is awaiting final approval from local police.
Vance argued for negotiations, Trump ignored warnings: "We will deal with everything"
The intelligence chief warned, Netanyahu pushed to "seize the opportunity," Vance pushed for a different approach, and the Pentagon presented options for a "decisive" outcome. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump ultimately chose to project power and launched a war that he promised would last 6 weeks. Half a year has passed since then. In the White House, they are convinced: "We destroyed...
Investigation into shooting at Jewish summer camp in Maine: Police suspect antisemitic motive
A significant development in the investigation of the shooting incident that put hundreds of children and staff at a Jewish summer camp in Maine into lockdown: court documents revealed on Saturday show that as early as the initial investigation, police suspected an antisemitic bias — a detail not included in the initial reports of the incident.
Tornado destroys village in France: 41 injured and about 300 homes damaged
The tornado hit Pomas in the southwest of the country, tearing off roofs, uprooting trees, and leaving thousands of homes without electricity. 15 of the injured were taken to hospitals, including a pregnant woman whose house collapsed on her. The storms caused disruptions on roads, trains, and flights, and even led to the suspension of a stage in the Vuelta a España cycling race.
Trump did what his predecessors did not dare – and sparked a storm: "Like Putin"
The Trump administration is preparing to cancel the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have filed asylum applications in the United States or are currently in the process of obtaining asylum seeker status, reported the AP news agency today (Tuesday).
Train operator fell asleep while driving and woke up at the moment of collision
Unusual footage from San Francisco shows a train operator dozing off while driving, moments before the train he was operating collided with force into another train standing on the tracks.
London: Man filmed in Jewish area wearing a shirt with a battle cry against Jews
The shirt read "Khaybar Khaybar yaa Yahud," a battle cry referring to the 7th-century massacre of the Jews of Khaybar by Muhammad's army. A Jewish man shopping with his children alerted the police, but the suspect remains at large.
Saudi Arabia to build 3 amusement parks in France for billions: 'There hasn't been anything like this since Disneyland'
Riyadh will fund and build the parks near the French capital, including one based on the popular Japanese franchise 'Dragon Ball'. An advisor to French President Macron: 'He and the Saudi Crown Prince share a passion for manga, and for this series in particular.' At the same time, Paris rejected criticism regarding the project being entrusted to Saudi Arabia: 'We did not come to lecture others.'
Massacre in Haiti: At least 47 killed and 22 wounded in gang attack
According to a CBC report, gunmen raided Kenscoff, setting houses on fire and killing residents, forcing thousands to flee. UN data indicates that more than 3,100 people have been killed in the country due to gang violence between January and June.
USA: Man murders five people, including his partner and her family, then commits suicide
36-year-old Benjamin Charles Parker is suspected of murdering five people in a rural home in Oregon, after which he took his own life. Police found the suspect's body about 300 km from the crime scene. Among the dead: his 26-year-old partner, her 60-year-old mother, and her 85-year-old grandmother.
Unusual incident in Florida: A man snuck onto a plane at night and fell asleep in the restroom
An unusual incident at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida: earlier this month, 32-year-old Samuel Prescott Lucky was arrested after allegedly managing to infiltrate a secure area of the airport at night, boarding a JetBlue passenger plane undergoing maintenance without authorization, and remaining there for hours. In the morning, during a routine inspection of the...
Turkey: Opposition mayors convicted – one of them sentenced to 23 years in prison
Five mayors belonging to the Republican People's Party were convicted in a corruption case that lasted seven months and involved 200 defendants. The mayor of Beşiktaş received the heaviest sentence, while the other four were sentenced to five to eight years in prison. Erdogan's opponents claim that the trial is politically motivated.
Taiwan: Nine accused of exporting advanced AI servers to China, including an Nvidia employee
Taiwanese authorities have indicted nine individuals, including an Nvidia employee, for bypassing export controls. Prosecutors allege that 74 servers containing restricted B300 processors were smuggled into China via Indonesia, Japan, and Hong Kong.
School principal in India suspended after being filmed swimming with female students
The principal took over 150 students on a trip to the Bhadaj dam, located about 2 km from the school. From the group, about 20 to 25 female students entered the water in the reservoir alongside the principal. Documentation of the event went viral and led to calls to fire the educator.
Report: Value of Donald Trump's energy stocks jumped 39% this year
US President Donald Trump's holdings in the oil and gas sectors have grown by up to 15.5 million dollars following the war with Iran, according to a report by Democratic members of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress.
Iran dismisses US threats: 'The economic pressure plan is just propaganda'
An Iranian security source told the 'Al-Mayadeen' channel that the new economic pressure plan of the Donald Trump administration is based on media propaganda intended to exert psychological pressure on the people. According to him, the USA has already exhausted all possible measures against Tehran, and the threats are intended only to influence energy prices. 'He threatens in the media, but...