Following a relentless 10-hour aerial assault on Kyiv involving 500 drones and 40 missiles, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared that Vladimir Putin’s actions speak louder than words, proving he "does not want peace." The strike, which targeted critical energy infrastructure, left 40% of the capital without heating and resulted in numerous civilian casualties. Zelenskyy emphasized that while Russian officials engage in prolonged talks, "Dagger missiles and Shahed drones" ar

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz reaffirmed on Thursday that Israeli forces will "never" withdraw from the Gaza Strip. Katz outlined a permanent strategic presence involving a "significant security zone" within Gaza to protect Israeli border towns, maintaining that the military will hold dominant positions even after the dismantling of Hamas's infrastructure. Crucially, Katz unveiled a vision for establishing "settlement nuclei"  in Northern Gaza, describing them as vital

Israel has formally rejected a joint statement from 14 Western nations—including the UK, France, Germany, Spain, and Canada—calling for a reversal of its decision to establish 11 new settlements in the occupied West Bank. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar labeled the international criticism a "moral error" and "discriminatory," asserting that foreign governments cannot restrict Jewish habitation in the region. The 14 nations argued that these unilateral measures "violate

President Volodymyr Zelensky has unveiled an updated peace roadmap, developed in collaboration with U.S. envoys in Florida, aiming to resolve the nearly four-year-old war. The 20-point plan introduces the concept of a "Free Economic Zone" or Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in parts of Donetsk. Under this proposal, Ukrainian and Russian heavy forces would withdraw symmetrically (up to 40km) from the current front line, while maintaining Ukrainian administrative and police control sup

North Korea showcased significant progress in its naval nuclear program on Thursday, releasing images of leader Kim Jong Un inspecting a nearly complete 8,700-ton nuclear-powered submarine. Kim described the vessel as a "historic milestone" for the country's strategic deterrence, emphasizing its role as a "strategic cruise missile submarine" designed to modernize the North's naval nuclear arsenal. Accompanied by his daughter and top military officials, Kim condemned South Kor

A late-night explosion in southern Moscow claimed the lives of two traffic police officers and a suspect they were attempting to detain, the Russian Investigative Committee reported Wednesday. The blast occurred in the "Yeletskaya" district when an improvised explosive device (IED) was detonated as the officers approached the suspect near their patrol vehicle. Authorities have launched a criminal probe into the "attempted murder" of law enforcement and "explosives trafficking

In a devastating loss for the Libyan military, Chief of Staff General Mohammed Ali Al-Haddad and four senior officials were killed Tuesday when their chartered aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Ankara. Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya confirmed that debris and bodies were located near the village of Kesikkavak in the Haymana district. The aircraft reportedly issued a distress signal due to a technical failure before vanishing from radar. Prime Minister Abdul

A cautious tranquility has settled over Aleppo after intense skirmishes between the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The conflict, centered around the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh districts, resulted in 25 casualties, including civilians and a member of the "National Army," according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The battlefield tensions were mirrored by a media war. Colonel Mohammed Abdul Ghani , Aleppo's Internal Security Chief, v

In a swift escalation following the U.S.-led peace negotiations in Miami, Russia launched a massive aerial assault on Ukraine’s energy sector this Tuesday. The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy reported widespread blackouts in the capital, Kyiv, and surrounding regions. As air defense units engaged targets over the city, military authorities urged residents to remain in shelters until further notice. The intensity of the strikes near the western border triggered a high-alert respo

On Monday, a wave of contradictory reports emerged regarding Iranian missile maneuvers in major cities, including Tehran, Isfahan, and Mashhad. While semi-official outlets like Nour News circulated footage of purported launches, Iranian state broadcasting issued a swift denial, attributing sky streaks to high-altitude civilian aircraft. Amidst this internal informational rift, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei  reaffirmed that Iran's missile program remains "non-n

The security situation in Southern Lebanon took a violent turn this Monday as the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched targeted airstrikes in Sidon. IDF spokesperson Avichay Adraee confirmed the operation, stating it targeted "terrorist elements" belonging to Hezbollah. Lebanese media outlets reported that the strike resulted in at least three fatalities. This military action underscores Israel’s firm stance that the total disarmament of Hezbollah is the fundamental prerequi

In a daring security breach in the Russian capital, Major General Fanil Sarvarov, Head of the Operational Training Department of the Russian Armed Forces, was assassinated Monday in a sophisticated car bombing. The Russian Investigative Committee confirmed that an explosive device planted beneath Sarvarov's vehicle detonated in a parking lot on Yasenevaya Street, southern Moscow, inflicting fatal injuries. According to the state news agency TASS, preliminary evidence strongly

The streets of Silwan, a neighborhood bordering the Old City of East Jerusalem, witnessed a humanitarian catastrophe this Monday as Israeli authorities demolished a four-story residential building. This operation, described by human rights organizations as the largest of its kind in 2025, has left over 100 Palestinians—comprising ten families—homeless and destitute. The demolition, carried out under the pretext of "unauthorized construction," has been denounced by the Jerusal

In a rare admission, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed that Iran’s nuclear facilities suffered "severe damage" during recent attacks. Speaking to RT , Araghchi maintained that while infrastructure was hit, Iran’s nuclear "know-how" remains intact. He offered "full guarantees" to the international community regarding the peaceful nature of the program, urging Washington to choose diplomacy over failed military interventions. The Inspection Stalemate and Nationa

As high-stakes negotiations continue in Miami, the Kremlin on Sunday dismissed reports of an upcoming tripartite summit between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States. Yuri Ushakov, the Russian presidency’s diplomatic advisor, stated that the U.S. proposal for direct talks—the first in six months—is not currently under serious preparation, casting a shadow over the diplomatic flurry in Florida. The Miami Talks and the 28-Point Plan In Miami, mediators Steve Witkoff  and Jare

The Egyptian Presidency issued a pivotal statement on Thursday, affirming its full support for U.S. President Donald Trump’s vision for achieving security and stability in Sudan. Cairo’s endorsement aligns with Trump’s broader foreign policy goal of de-escalating international conflicts and settling disputes through strategic peace initiatives. Humanitarian Crisis in El Fasher Expressing grave concern over the ongoing escalation, Egypt condemned the "horrific massacres" and

New forensic details have emerged regarding the movements of Sajid Akram and his son Navid, the primary suspects in the recent Sydney massacre. Investigators are currently scrutinizing their weeks-long stay in the Philippines, specifically looking for links to extremist training camps in the volatile Mindanao region, long known as a hub for insurgent activities. Room 315: Discretion and Suspicion The duo checked into "GV Hotel" in Davao on November 1st, occupying Room 315 .

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro delivered a defiant speech early Thursday, slamming U.S. foreign policy as "colonialist and warmongering." His remarks came in direct response to President Donald Trump’s executive order implementing a total naval blockade on sanctioned oil tankers heading to or from Venezuela. Maduro asserted that Caracas would remain sovereign and continue its international trade despite Washington's attempts at "regime change." Regional Solidarity Agains

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a formal statement on Thursday confirming a series of targeted airstrikes against Hezbollah’s military infrastructure and training sites across various regions in Lebanon. The operations mark a significant escalation in the ongoing friction, with the IDF citing a direct breach of established understandings between Israel and Lebanon. Neutralization of Training Camps and Launching Sites According to the official communique, the strikes s

Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed statements regarding a potential Russian attack on Europe as "lies and nonsense." Speaking during an expanded meeting of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Putin asserted that such claims are baseless attempts to fuel "hysteria" among Europeans. 1. Dismissing European "Hysteria" Firm Denial:  Putin described the warnings of an inevitable clash with Russia as "pure delirium." He emphasized that Moscow has no intention of attacking Europ