In a tragic incident, an Israeli airstrike hit near the main gate of the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency headquarters in Gaza City, killing at least eight people and injuring many others who were seeking aid or sheltering from the conflict. The attack, which Israel claims targeted a site used by
In a dramatic turn of events, Bolivia’s recently dismissed Army commander, General Juan José Zúñiga, threatened to overthrow President Luis Arce, demanding a new cabinet and the release of political prisoners. Zúñiga, claiming to act against former President Evo Morales’s potential return, led troops and tanks to occupy key government
Discover how the US is proposing a groundbreaking “one-stop” security agreement with India to streamline airport screenings and enhance global aviation safety. This concept aims to eliminate redundant security checks for passengers with connecting flights, allowing seamless transit and secure handling of baggage between aircraft. Such an agreement could set
Discover how Indian-made weapons are quietly making their way to Israel amid the Gaza conflict, sparking controversy and raising questions about India’s stance on international conflicts. A cargo ship, loaded with explosives reportedly from India, was tracked heading towards Israel, bypassing usual routes to avoid conflict zones. This revelation comes
Ukraine’s long-standing dream of joining NATO, a goal pursued since 1992 and solidified in its constitution in 2019, faces a significant setback. Despite high hopes, including those of President Zelensky, recent revelations from a conversation between British Foreign Secretary David Cameron and Russian pranksters reveal that NATO has no plans
While GGI analysts suggest the beach wasn’t the intended target, speculating instead that the missiles aimed for critical military sites, the incident has sparked a heated debate. The U.S. denies direct involvement, but evidence points to a complex web of international military cooperation, involving advanced surveillance and guidance systems, potentially
Diplomatic and media delegations, including Lebanon’s ministers and foreign ambassadors, toured Beirut’s Rafic Hariri International Airport following allegations from The Telegraph about Hezbollah storing weapons there. The UK newspaper claimed “whistleblowers” expressed concerns over weapons deliveries from Iran via direct flights, sparking international controversy. Lebanese officials vehemently denied the accusations,
Retired U.S. Army Major General John G. Ferrari warns that the U.S. military is dangerously reliant on China for crucial supplies, including parts for missiles and fighter jets. This dependence could cripple America’s defense capabilities if China decided to cut off these supplies during a conflict. Despite efforts across multiple
In a startling turn, Russia has declared a devastating attack in Sevastopol, Crimea, blaming a US missile strike that claimed lives and injured over a hundred, including many children. The incident, described as a “terrorist missile strike” by Moscow, involved American-supplied missiles with cluster warheads, exacerbating the casualties. Videos circulating
