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Israeli Aerial Assault Kills 7 In Dmasucus

7 people, including children and women, were killed in an Israeli aerial assault that struck a dwellings in the Mezzah region in Damascus.  On Tuesday, Israel launched several missiles at a residential apartment in Damascus' heavily populated Mezzah district. The source added that efforts are underway to rescue people beneath the rubble.  Israel has been committing war crimes against the Sovereign states for a long time.  On September 1, 2024, Israel carried out direct strikes on the Iranian consulate building in Damascus, killing a large number of innocents, including diplomats and military generals, according to Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad, who was seen visiting the site alongside Syria's Interior Minister. Scores of Syrians, Iranians and Lebanese have been killed as a result of Israel's airstrikes against Syria and Lebanon since 2011.

Blast Near Milad-Un-Nabi Rally In Pakistan Left 53 Martyred & Many More Wounded

 A suicide bombing near the 12th Rabiul Awal procession in Balochistan's Mastung district on Friday resulted in at least 53 fatalities, including Deputy superintendent of police (DSP), and many more injuries. The government rescue teams leaped into action as soon as they heard about the blast and ferried dead bodies and injured to the main government hospital.  According to the hospital source about 100 injured were received by their staff.  The local Mastung administration claimed that the explosion happened as people were assembling for an Eid-i-Miladun Nabi procession close to the Madina Masjid on Alfalah Road. An onlooker informed the media that the explosion was so severe and that he could see nails and bolts strewn around the blast site.  The government preliminary reports verified the report that it was a suicide bombing. No one has claimed responsibility of attack so far, while the proscribed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan has denied any involvement.  The government o

Ukraine claims Russian Black Sea Fleet commander killed

Ukraine claims that the Russian Black Sea division commander was killed in a missile strike   Ukraine said on Monday that it had carried out its first missile attack, killing the commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.  Ukrainian special forces said Viktor Sokolov and 33 other officers were killed in the peninsula of Crimea in Friday's attack. " Following the attack on the Russian Black Sea Fleet headquarters, 34 officers were killed, including the commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet," the Ukrainian side stated on Monday, adding that over 100 additional Russian officials were injured.  An officer reportedly went missing as a result of the Ukrainian onslaught on Sevastopol, according to reports from Moscow. Joe Biden had vowed to supply long-range missiles to the Ukrainian military after previous supplies of superior equipment failed to shift the game.  Ukraine has been aggressively striking critical Russian targets in Crimea, the Black Sea area of southern

Israel Martyrs Two Palestinians Including Hamas Man

Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in attacks on the West Bank, according to Hamas emergency workers. Two Palestinians, including a Hamas member, were martyred by Israeli troops in an attack on a West Bank refugee camp on Sunday, according to Hamas, as Israeli attacks devastated security positions in Gaza for the second day.  According to witnesses, Israeli soldiers attacked the Nur Shams camp outside the West Bank town of Tulkarem in the early hours of Sunday, triggering an hours-long firefight with Palestinian fighters.  Abu Ali, a 21-year-old man, was one of those martyred, according to Hamas. He was affiliated with the Jihadist organization's branch. A relative of the second victim, Abdel-Rahman Abu Dagash, 32, said he climbed onto the roof of his house to see the ongoing scene when the sniper shot and killed him.

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Bus Accident In Turkey Claimed Nine lives

TURKEY  —  A bus slammed into an overhead bridge's pillar, killing at least 9 and leaving 26 others injured.  The incident occurred on Friday, killing nine passengers on board and wounding at least 26, according to the province governor. The tragedy occurred when the bus departed from Izmir in western Turkey for Agri in the country's east, authorities said. The injured passengers were transported to hospitals in Ankara and Polatli, but there was no information available regarding their current condition. According to the state-run Anadolu Agency, a deputy chief attorney was tasked with conducting an inquiry into the crash's cause, which resulted in the closure of one side of the road.

Israel Kills Nearly 100 Professors In Gaza

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reported on Sunday that Israel killed at least 94 university professors hundreds of teachers, and thousands of pupils after it extended attacks on the Gaza Strip.  IDF targeted educational, scientific, and intellectual personalities in the strip in deliberate and specific airstrikes on their homes without prior notice, a Geneva-based NGO documented.  The preliminary data discloses that there is no explanation or obvious reason for attacking these personalities.  The Palestinian Education Ministry, situated in Gaza claimed that at least 4,327 students and 231 teachers and administrators had died in Israel's brutal onslaughts.

Haniyeh: Hamas Wants Comprehensive Ceasefire

Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the Hamas Political Bureau, has said that the group aspires to reach a broad deal that will end the Zionist government war.  Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of Hamas' Political Bureau, stressed on Sunday that an end to Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people is a "vital and rational" requirement for a negotiated compromise between the Palestinian Resistance and Israel.  Ismail Haniyeh reiterated the Islamic Resistance movement's welcoming stance regarding the current round of talks in Cairo.  Hamas reviewed the subject with Palestinian factions and facilitators, conducting "concentrated talks" among its leaders in Gaza and abroad, before sending a negotiating objective to Egypt, Haniyeh said.  The movement's "positive and progressive" stance on an agreement was conveyed to the delegation, the top official said. He believed that the foundation for a more "secure future" would be laid by ending Isra