The IDF conducted an airstrike on a Hamas command room located within a former college in Gaza City, claiming Hamas used the site to plan attacks. The military stated that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm, including precision strikes and aerial surveillance. The IDF accused Hamas of violating international law by using civilian institutions as human shields, Times of Israel has reported. In recent … Continue reading IDF bombs Gaza City college it says housed Hamas command center

Two Russian ballistic missiles struck a military academy and a nearby hospital in Poltava, Ukraine, killing over 50 people and injuring more than 200 in one of the deadliest attacks since the war began, according to Ukrainian officials. The missiles hit the Poltava Military Institute of Communication, causing parts of the building to collapse. Rescue crews saved 25 people, and a search continues for those … Continue reading Russian missile strike kills 41, wounds 180 in Ukrainian city of Poltava

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and seven others, including Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, died in a helicopter crash in May caused by challenging climatic conditions, including dense fog, according to an Iranian military report. The crash occurred in a mountainous area of northwestern Iran, with no signs of sabotage found. Raisi, considered a protégé of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was seen as a potential future … Continue reading Helicopter crash that killed Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi caused by weather, report finds

Hvaldimir, a beluga whale first spotted in Norway wearing a harness that sparked rumors of being a Russian “spy whale,” has been found dead in southern Norway’s Risavika Bay. The whale’s body was discovered floating by a father and son and was retrieved by crane for examination. Marine biologist Sebastian Strand, who monitored Hvaldimir for three years, expressed shock at the sudden death, noting no … Continue reading Beluga whale alleged to be Russian ‘spy’ found dead in Norway

Rescuers found no survivors after a helicopter carrying 22 people, mostly tourists, crashed in Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. The aircraft went missing on Saturday near the Vachkazhets volcano, and 17 bodies have been recovered so far. The crash site was discovered in a hilly area, with wreckage near where the helicopter disappeared from radar. Thick fog and harsh weather have hindered rescue efforts, which are set … Continue reading 17 bodies found after Russian tourist helicopter crash

Israel’s military recovered the bodies of six hostages, including Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, in tunnels under Gaza, killed shortly before being found. The discovery has sparked protests and criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu for failing to secure a hostage deal. The victims were expected to be released under a prior agreement with Hamas, but delays allegedly contributed to their deaths. Families of hostages have been vocal … Continue reading Six hostages ‘brutally murdered’ in Gaza, including American

Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks against Russia, targeting a major oil refinery in Moscow and other energy facilities, highlighting the vulnerability of strategic infrastructure deep inside Russia. Russia’s defense ministry reported intercepting over 150 drones across 15 regions, with some hitting key energy sites, including a Gazprom refinery and a power station in Tver. Videos showed explosions at the refinery, but officials … Continue reading Ukraine Strikes Moscow Oil Refinery in Massive Drone Barrage