A two-month-old infant was killed when a Russian missile struck Zolochiv in northeastern Ukraine. The mother of the infant was one of the three injured women. Concerns are raised about how increasing violence may affect civilians.
An employee of the Indian Embassy in Moscow Satendra Siwal was arrested by the Uttar Pradesh ATS on charges of violating the Official Secrets Act and perhaps espionage for the ISI, jeopardising the Ministry of Defence and External Affairs.
Iran sent a stern warning to the United States about possible cargo ship targeting in West Asia. Growing tensions surround Behshad and Saviz, who are believed to be supporting Iranian commandos.
As a result of conflicts with President Marcos, tensions are rising in the Philippines due to former President Duterte's support for Mindanao's independence. Independence would put Mindanao's hard-won peace accords in jeopardy, the government warns.
A Philippine vessel is accused by China of making an illegal landing on an atoll in the disputed Spratly Islands. Territorial conflicts between surrounding countries worsen as tensions in the South China Sea escalate.
A $118 billion programme that combines border enforcement with aid for Israel and Ukraine during hostilities is unveiled by senators. The proposal's advancement is hampered by GOP scepticism, changes to border policy, and internal democratic disagreements.
A $17.6 billion bill is introduced by House Republicans to aid Israel in its battle with Hamas. The White House opposes it, referring to it as a political strategy, and supports a Senate agreement that addresses border security and Ukraine.
Chung Byung-won, Rudenko's counterpart from South Korea, conveyed Seoul's "grave position" on Moscow's increasing military cooperation with Pyongyang during the meeting. The foreign ministry in Seoul released a statement stating that the South Korean official asked Russia to adopt "responsible actions" given the rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.
The South Korean Air Force hopes to have 120 Boramae fighters overall by 2032, with the KF-21 being intended to replace the ageing F-4 and F-5 squadrons. As the backbone of the Air Force, the aircraft is expected to be essential in developing the three-axis system, a tactical manoeuvre designed to counter possible North Korean strikes.
South Korea's deputy foreign minister for political affairs, Chung Byung-won, informed Ambassador Georgy Zinoviev on Saturday of the nation's disapproval. The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Chung stressed how the Russian fury over President Yoon's remarks would only damage relations between the two countries on a diplomatic level.
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