At least three people have been killed by a falling tree in a forest near the northern German city of Flensburg, a police spokesman said on Sunday. Mass-circulation newspaper Bild reported that the accident happened on Easter Sunday at around 11 am (0900 GMT) in Satrupholm near Flensburg. The group was said to have been searching for Easter eggs. Others were injured in the incident. … Continue reading Three killed by falling tree in German forest during Easter egg hunt

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said authorities discovered explosives near a key gas pipeline supplying Serbia and Hungary, though no suspects or motives were identified. The devices were found close to the Balkan Stream pipeline, which transports Russian gas through the region. Vučić shared the findings with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who responded by convening an emergency defense meeting. The incident comes amid wider tensions … Continue reading Explosives found near gas pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary

Germany has conducted its largest military medical exercise in decades as part of NATO’s “Quadriga 2026” drills, simulating the evacuation of large numbers of soldiers from Lithuania to German hospitals. The exercise highlights growing concern in Europe over a potential large-scale conflict with Russia, especially following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Officials warn current systems may be unprepared, with German hospitals already identified as lacking … Continue reading Germany preparing for all-out war by rehearsing mass evacuations

Germany has introduced new military service rules requiring men aged 17 to 45 to seek permission from the armed forces before leaving the country for more than three months. The measure is part of a broader effort to strengthen military readiness amid security concerns, particularly regarding Russia and NATO’s future. Officials say the rule is mainly intended to maintain accurate records in case of a … Continue reading German men must ask army for permission to leave country

Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran’s infrastructure if it does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz by a revised Tuesday evening deadline, while still suggesting a deal could be reached quickly. Iran has blocked the key waterway during the conflict, saying it will reopen it only after receiving compensation for war damage. The situation remains tense despite ongoing last-minute negotiations to allow safe passage for … Continue reading USA rescues downed airman from Iran

Israel’s military has threatened to destroy additional bridges in southern Lebanon, saying they are used by Hezbollah as it continues a ground invasion. Israeli forces have already targeted multiple bridges over the Litani River, with further strikes aimed at key crossings that connect the western Bekaa Valley to the rest of Lebanon. Observers warn that destroying these bridges could isolate the region and severely disrupt … Continue reading Israel threatens to destroy more Lebanon bridges as crisis mounts

President Donald Trump suggested the U.S. could seize Iran’s oil and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that more time in the war would make it possible. His remarks mark an escalation in rhetoric, though he did not explain how such a plan would be carried out. The U.S. military has indicated it is not prepared to safely escort ships through the strait, which remains … Continue reading Trump says with more time, US can ‘take the oil’ in Iran

At least eight people were killed across Ukraine in Russian missile and drone strikes, including a major attack near Kyiv that also wounded several others. Ukrainian officials say Russia is shifting tactics to increase civilian harm, including more daytime strikes and broader targeting beyond energy infrastructure. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signaled openness to an Easter truce despite the escalation, while Ukraine reported hundreds of drones and … Continue reading Russian strikes on Ukraine kill 8 as Kyiv holds door open for Easter truce

U.S. special forces have entered Iran to rescue a crew member from a downed F-15 fighter jet, reportedly the first U.S. fighter lost to enemy fire in the conflict. Two pilots ejected from the aircraft, with one successfully rescued and now receiving medical treatment. The rescue involved helicopters and refueling aircraft, which were also targeted by Iranian forces and sustained damage but returned safely. Efforts … Continue reading US special forces enter Iran to rescue jet pilot as choppers hit