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Amnesty International Bombing Qarz al-Hasna institutions in Lebanon can be a war crime
Amnesty International said in a report that the bombing of Qarz al-Hasna institutions belonging to Hezbollah in Lebanon by the…
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Unprecedented action of the North Korean leader/ visiting the intercontinental ballistic missile base
The North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) announced by publishing images that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the…
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Blinken entered the occupied territories
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is on the first stop of his broader trip to the region today, Tuesday…
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The number Ukrainian drone was destroyed over the Russian regions
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian air defense destroyed 18 Ukrainian drones over the regions of Bryansk,…
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new | The 16th BRICS meeting is scheduled to begin today in Kazan
The media reported that the 16th BRICS meeting under the title of strengthening coordination between countries for development and fair…
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South Korea summoned the Russian ambassador
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea has summoned the Russian ambassador in Seoul to protest the allegation that…
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The former president of Peru was sentenced to 20 years in prison
The local media of Peru announced that “Alejandro Toledo”, the former president of this country, was sentenced to more than…
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Trump: China respects me because Shi knows I’m crazy
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for the US presidential election, has emphasized…
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18 Ukrainian drones were shot down in the sky of Russia
The Ministry of Defense of Russia announced today, Monday 21th of October, by publishing a statement that the country’s air…
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The martyrdom of more than 17 thousand children and 11 thousand women in the Gaza Strip
The General Director of the Gaza Government Information Office has claimed that the occupying regime has martyred more than 17,000…
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