
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of using white phosphorus in Lebanese village
Human Rights Watch says Israel fired white phosphorus shells at residential areas in southern Lebanon, calling the use unlawful under international law.

Human Rights Watch says Israel fired white phosphorus shells at residential areas in southern Lebanon, calling the use unlawful under international law.

Israeli economy reportedly sustains $3 billion in weekly losses during conflict with Iran as President Herzog discusses military coordination with the U.S.
A Turkish oil tanker was hit by drones in the Black Sea near Istanbul, marking another maritime incident in the region.

Admiral Brad Cooper reportedly ordered a military strike targeting an Iranian Revolutionary Guard facility located underground.

Trump administration officials acknowledge disruptions from Iran conflict while Gaza disarmament discussions remain paused.
A Russian schoolteacher documented state propaganda in schools during the Ukraine invasion, resulting in an Oscar-nominated film.
Iran is preparing to name a new Supreme Leader, with the United States closely watching the succession process.

Taiwan's legislature debates additional military funding while U.S. officials discuss strengthening defense capabilities against China.
Kosovo approved sending troops to Gaza under a US-backed initiative while Serbia announced securing a gas import agreement with Russia.

The UAE intercepted nine Iranian drones while Estonia and Latvia reported stray Ukrainian drones hit their territories during Ukraine's attack on Russian port.
Iraq has declared force majeure on foreign-operated oilfields due to disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz, according to sources.

Kuwait's Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery was struck by Iranian drones Friday, sparking fires one day after a similar attack.

British and American citizens detained in Iran's Evin prison are reportedly facing increased risks as regional tensions escalate.

Israel's efforts to encourage domestic rebellion against Iran's government have not achieved anticipated results according to recent assessments.

Relatives of 1890s resistance fighters are asking British institutions to help locate skulls of executed ancestors.
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