Iranian military forces conducted joint war drills in Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon in support of the “Palestinian Intifada” and to send a warning to Israel following a strike on Tehran’s consulate in Damascus. The drills involve a convoy of over 3,000 ships led by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, supporting the Palestinian cause. These drills … Continue reading Iran Runs War Drills in Support of ‘Palestinian Intifada’

The CIA has alerted Israel of an imminent attack by Iran within 48 hours. This follows Israel’s strike on Tehran’s consulate in Damascus, resulting in the death of two Iranian military commanders. Iran has vowed retaliation, leading to concerns from US intelligence about a potential attack on Israel, reportedly involving drones and missiles from Iranian bases. US officials fear the Israeli strike could escalate tensions … Continue reading CIA ‘warns Iran will attack Israel within 48 hours’ as revenge for consulate strike

Israeli media sources revealed on Monday that a senior Israeli Air Force officer inadvertently discharged a weapon from an Apache helicopter, narrowly missing IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip. The incident occurred while the officer was on a mission to support ground forces and provide additional aerial defense. Due to pressing the wrong button in the cockpit, a round was fired, posing a significant danger … Continue reading IDF helicopter pilot shot at Israeli soldiers after pressing wrong button

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged unintentional civilian casualties resulting from recent airstrikes in Gaza, including the death of seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen. The U.S.-based charity, led by chef José Andrés, halted its operations in the region following the incident, prompting Cyprus to halt aid shipments. Netanyahu expressed regret over the casualties and pledged a thorough investigation to prevent future incidents. His … Continue reading Israeli strike kills 7 aid workers in Gaza, World Central Kitchen halts operations

Iran has accused Israel of bombing its embassy complex in Syria, resulting in the destruction of the consulate building in Damascus and the deaths of at least seven officials, including high-ranking commanders. Iran has vowed retaliation, warning of a “serious response,” and Hezbollah has promised “punishment and revenge.” Both Iran and Syria blame Israel for the attack, with Iran also holding the United States “answerable” … Continue reading Iran vows revenge as it accuses Israel of deadly airstrike on Syria consulate

Mohammed Reza Zahedi, the top commander of the Quds Force in Lebanon and Syria, was assassinated in an airstrike along with his lieutenant and several other officers. The strike targeted a building adjacent to the Iranian consulate in Damascus, reportedly used as a military command center for the IRGC. Zahedi’s death marks the highest-ranking Iranian casualty since the current conflict began. While Israel has not … Continue reading Israeli airstrike takes out Iranian general in Damascus

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy carried out further personnel changes on Saturday, dismissing a longtime aide and several advisors amidst ongoing reshuffling efforts. Serhiy Shefir, who had served as Zelenskyy’s first assistant since 2019, was among those removed from their positions. Additionally, three advisors and two presidential representatives overseeing volunteer activities and soldiers’ rights were let go. The reasons for these latest dismissals were not immediately … Continue reading Zelensky fires more aides in reshuffle as Moscow bombards nation

Ambassadors from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have issued a stark warning to NATO about the looming threat of a Russian invasion, potentially targeting the Baltic states. They emphasized the urgency of being prepared for Russia’s potential aggression, which they fear could be concealed by misinformation tactics. The diplomats highlighted their countries’ painful history of Soviet occupation and stressed the need for collective defense within NATO. … Continue reading NATO must be ready for Russia to invade our countries, Baltic ambassadors say

The Prime Minister of Poland has warned that Europe is entering a “pre-war era” as Russia’s aggressive actions in Ukraine escalate dangerously close to Poland’s borders. Vladimir Putin’s military strikes targeted civilian infrastructure, including power plants, leaving many without electricity. Polish PM Donald Tusk likened the situation to pre-World War II tensions and emphasized the need to mentally prepare for a new era of conflict, … Continue reading Polish PM warns ‘we are in pre-war era’ as Putin missiles fire close to border

In Budapest, thousands of protesters gathered near parliament, calling for the resignation of Hungary’s chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban. The protests stemmed from allegations made by Peter Magyar, a former government insider, who accused a senior aide to Orban of attempting to interfere in a corruption case. Magyar had released a recording of a conversation with Judit Varga, then his wife and Hungary’s … Continue reading Thousands protest against Hungary’s Orban after insider leaks graft tape