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Russia launched a massive overnight drone assault on Ukraine, killing at least one person and wounding over a dozen, while Moscow and Kyiv traded threats of further escalation. Putin accused Zelensky of 'state terrorism' and hinted at potential strikes on British facilities, while Zelensky vowed to make Russian skies unsafe for foreign airlines.
The US is considering retaliatory options against Iran, potentially targeting senior figures like Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf. The plan is still under discussion, with sanctions preferred over military action. Tehran has vowed a strong response to any US strike.
Iran's Deputy Parliament Speaker condemned a US airstrike on a wedding in a border area, which killed at least 30 civilians, calling it a severe breach of international law. He urged global condemnation and Islamic unity against external military actions.
Iran's National Post Company has been awarded the innovation prize by the Asian-Pacific Postal Union (APPU), in recognition of its modernization efforts. The award highlights digitalization programs and service quality improvements in the country's postal sector.
A US airstrike in Iran's western Kermanshah province has killed four members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force, local sources confirmed. The attack took place amid escalating US-Iran tensions over nuclear activities and regional influence.
An Iranian lawmaker has criticized the United States for failing to distinguish legitimate military targets in regional operations, warning that such actions threaten security and could escalate conflict. The remarks highlight ongoing Tehran-Washington tensions, with analysts viewing them as a call for international de-escalation.
President Trump announced a historic oil deal with Venezuela, promising to double US reserves and cut gasoline prices. Yet analysts remain skeptical, citing the heavy, hard-to-refine nature of Venezuelan crude and limited refinery capacity. The deal may bring long-term benefits, but immediate price relief appears unlikely.
Nigeria's anti-corruption agency EFCC has fired more than 40 of its own staff over the past three years over corruption and financial misconduct allegations. Five dismissed employees are facing criminal charges, the agency's chairman revealed at a press briefing in Abuja.
A US military airstrike hit a building hosting a wedding in Kuhestak, southern Iran, killing four and wounding more than 60. Iran accuses the US of targeting civilians, while CENTCOM denies this. The incident adds to a series of strikes on civilian sites in the ongoing conflict.
A week after Himalayan flash floods killed over 1,100 in Nepal, search and rescue continues amid UN estimates of 2.2 million tonnes of debris. Specialized equipment and foreign experts are arriving, while the toll rises and legal and moral demands for climate compensation grow.
