After the attacks in Syria and Iraq, Iran also struck in Pakistan: Islamabad denounced the killing of two children and the wounding of three others, without naming the location of the bombings. At least 13 people died in Israeli attacks on Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip last night. An agreement was reached with Hamas to enable the delivery of medicine to the hostages. The two who appeared in the latest videos have been confirmed dead. Two more Israeli soldiers killed, 192 since ground operations began. According to American media, the US will add the Houthis in Yemen back to the list of terrorist organizations
Columns of smoke rise into the sky of Khan Yunish in the Gaza Strip during the Israeli attack
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Red Crescent: “Israeli forces shot at an ambulance”
The Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed earlier reports that Israeli forces fired on one of its ambulances as it tried to rescue people who were attacked in their car by an Israeli drone in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus. Al Jazeera writes it. In a post on
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Medvedev: “Ukraine is Russian, more wars will come with Kiev”
The Ukrainian territories are part of Russia, and the very existence of Ukraine as an independent state will give rise to new conflicts perhaps in ten or fifteen years, even if the current one comes to an end. This is what former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says. “The presence of an independent state on the historic Russian territories will be a constant reason for the resumption of hostilities,” writes Medvedev, currently deputy chairman of the National Security Council, on his Telegram channel.
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Putin: “The expulsion of Russians from the Baltics undermines our security”
“The current events in the Baltics, including the expulsion of Russians from Latvia, affect the security of our country,” said Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting with representatives of Russian municipalities. The Latvian authorities have repeatedly sent letters threatening to deport 985 Russians who did not meet the requirements for obtaining a residence permit in the country, the LTV television channel reported, citing the head of the Latvian Citizenship and Citizenship Office Migration Affairs, Maira Roze.
