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British cruise missiles, known as Storm Shadow, were launched from Ukrainian warplanes. The strike caused extensive damage to the Russian cruise missile carrier Rostov-on-Don and the Kremlin warship Minsk. Both vessels are believed to be beyond repair.

While the event began with a sense of festivity, it took a tragic turn as a sizable crowd engaged in the throwing of explosives and other detonators across the border in the direction of Israeli ground forces.

The Tesla and Space X CEO also earned praise from Russian President Vladimir Putin recently. Elon Musk is known for his unapologetic political comments. He is quite open about his political leanings.

Valencia in Spain has received a warning of property damages due to the forthcoming rainfall next week. Storm Daniel recently created havoc in Greece and then Northern Africa.

Amid Pakistan's economic crisis and IMF bailout, concerns arise over its growing nuclear arsenal, with estimates of approximately 170 warheads and expanding capabilities, prompting global apprehension.

Explore the remarkable journey of Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, a transgender American journalist turned frontline combatant and information warrior in Ukraine, as she confronts Russian propaganda and advocates for truth and justice.

A fire service official suggested that the fire likely originated from an electric short circuit. While the blaze wrought havoc on the market, there were no reported injuries or fatalities.

Far from stymieing Russia’s growth, the economic restrictions imposed by the Western countries in the past couple of years seem to have weakened the global influence of the United States and its allies, says Girish Linganna

Tharman Shanmugaratnam, garnered strong support from Singapore's predominantly Chinese society, owing to his lifelong dedication to public service. On September 1, the 66-year-old president-elect secured an impressive 70.4 per cent of the 2.48 million votes cast by local citizens.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (September 14) accepted the invitation by his guest Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea, informed the state-run KCNA news agency.  "Putin accepted the invitation with pleasure and reaffirmed his will to invariably carry forward the history and tradition of the Russia-DPRK friendship."