Home Blog Page 5

Ukraine claims it hit a Russian pipeline and an oil storage depot

Deep strikes - Ukraine and Russia drone warfare escalates
Members of the Lava Unmanned Systems Regiment assemble a drone as they wait for a combat mission in the Kharkiv region, Ukraine

Ukrainian drones have reached deep into Russia again, striking an oil depot in the south and a key pumping facility hundreds of kilometres from the front lines, Kyiv said — with Russian officials acknowledging hits in both areas.

Laos cave rescue: Survivors guide teams searching for missing men

One man rescued, six remain trapped in Laos cave
Experts say the rescue operation could take days if rain continued (Pic: Metta Tham Kalasin Rescue)

As five exhausted men recover side by side in a hospital room in Laos, their account of more than a week trapped underground has become the rescue teams’ best lead in the race to find two others still missing deeper inside a flooded cave.

Watch: Four additional people saved from a flooded cave in Laos

Watch: Four more people rescued from flooded cave in Laos
Rescue efforts had focused on pumping monsoon flood waters out of the cave

Rescuers battling monsoon floodwaters in Laos pulled four more men from a semi-submerged cave on Friday morning, bringing the number freed after 10 days underground to five, Thai rescue officials said.

Turkiga oo iska fogeeyay iney la safan yihiin madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud

May 31(Jowhar) Saraakiil sare oo ka tirsan dowladda Turkiga ayaa wada hadallo la yeeshay wakiillo ka kala socda Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya iyo mucaaradka, iyagoo diiradda saaray xaaladda siyaasadeed ee ka dhalatay muranka ka taagan muddo xileedka hoggaanka dalka.

Hegseth Raises Alarm as China Accelerates Major Military Expansion

Hegseth sounds 'alarm' over China's military build-up
Pete Hegseth speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue summit in Singapore

In a pointed appeal from Singapore, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth called on America’s Asian allies to spend more on their militaries, arguing that a stronger regional posture is needed to blunt China’s expanding influence and prevent any single power from dominating the Pacific.

PSG Champions League Triumph Marred by Violent Clashes and Arrests

Clashes and arrests taint PSG's Champions League win
Police officers deployed tear gas during clashes with fans in Paris

Paris erupted in celebration and confrontation on Saturday night as French police clashed with supporters and made dozens of arrests during the Champions League final in which Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal, officials said.

Taliyaha NISA Mahad Salad oo mar kale la shiray siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka ah

May 31(Jowhar) Xogo aan helnay ayaa sheegaya in Taliyaha NISA Mahad Salaad uu xalay mar kale kulamo kala duwan la yeeshay xubno ka tirsan Madasha Mustaqbalka, iyadoo laga wada hadlay ilaalinta amniga caasimadda iyo bannaanbaxa ay mucaaradku iclaamiyeen 4-ta bisha Juun.

Russia claims Ukrainian drone hit the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Russia says Ukrainian drone struck Zaporizhzhia plant
The explosion tore a hole in the turbine hall wall, the head of Russia's state nuclear energy company Rosatom said (file image)

A Ukrainian drone strike hit the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant — the largest in Europe — punching a hole in a turbine hall wall but leaving critical equipment undamaged, Russia’s state nuclear energy company Rosatom said.

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Accuses Israel of Pursuing a “Scorched-Earth” Strategy

Lebanese PM accuses Israel of 'scorched-earth policy'
Israel is carrying out 'collective punishment' according to Nawaf Salam

Lebanon’s prime minister has launched a blistering attack on Israel’s campaign in the country’s south, accusing it of pursuing a “scorched-earth policy” as Israeli jets struck again and the military issued evacuation warnings for more than a dozen areas.

WHO Chief Warns of Alarming Ebola Spread, Urges Global Support

Ebola spread 'alarming' as WHO chief calls for support
Members of the 'U Report Goma' group carry out awareness activities in a market as part of an Ebola prevention programme

As a fast-moving Ebola outbreak tightens its grip on eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, UN health chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has arrived in the hardest-hit province with a blunt message: the country needs more international support—and stronger trust at community level—to stop the virus.

At least 22 killed in Russian bombardment of Ukraine

Russian Strikes on Ukraine Kill at Least 22 in Heavy Bombardment

0
Hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles rained down on Ukraine overnight, in a sweeping Russian barrage that authorities said left 22 people dead...
WHO says suspected Ebola cases drop as hundreds ruled out

WHO Reports Suspected Ebola Cases Falling as Hundreds Are Cleared

0
Health officials have sharply revised down the number of suspected Ebola infections in the Democratic Republic of Congo after investigations ruled out hundreds of...
Trump administration drops $1.8bn 'weaponisation' fund

Trump administration scraps $1.8bn fund targeting alleged government weaponisation

0
A rare revolt from Republican senators has forced the Trump administration to shelve President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.8 billion “weaponisation” fund, US Acting Attorney...
Liverpool great Dalglish reveals cancer diagnosis

Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish announces he has been diagnosed with cancer

0
Liverpool icon Kenny Dalglish has disclosed that he is receiving treatment for cancer, a personal update the club legend said was never intended for...
Flights suspended at Kuwait airport after missile strike

Kuwait Airport Halts Flights Following Missile Attack Disruption

0
Kuwait woke to a fresh shock early this morning when an Iranian drone and missile attack hit the country’s international airport, leaving people injured...