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The wounded children, ranging in age from 4 to 12, were rushed to the hospital with various injuries, including shrapnel wounds and fractures. Medical staff at Al-Aqsa Hospital reported that the children are receiving urgent care, with several undergoing surgery for their injuries.
According to these sources, Iranian authorities have intensified their efforts to expel Afghan refugees, many of whom had been residing in Iran legally under various asylum or temporary protection statuses.
Russia has reported destroying a Ukrainian unit armed with NATO weapons in Kursk, with over 140 injured, including 10 children, since the attack began.
The Turkish Coast Guard rescued 46 migrants pushed back by Greek forces in the Aegean Sea, highlighting ongoing tensions and humanitarian concerns over illegal pushback practices at the EU's external borders.
Israel has confirmed the deaths of 36 Palestinian prisoners since October, with autopsy reports indicating physical trauma and inadequate medical care in some cases, raising concerns among rights groups.
The refugees were part of a larger group trying to escape the ongoing violence and persecution in Myanmar's Rakhine State. The group was reportedly moving through a remote area when they were targeted by a series of drone strikes.
Moscow is set to appeal to international bodies, urging them to recognize the recent Ukrainian attacks in Kursk as terrorism, citing deliberate civilian casualties and targeted destruction.
Türkiye urges global accountability for Gaza massacres, accusing Israel's supporters of complicity. Ankara backs South Africa's genocide case against Israel, stressing the need for international pressure.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in as head of Bangladesh's interim government, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s ongoing political turmoil.
“Iran’s President Pezeshkian has nominated Esmaeil Khatib, a U.S.-sanctioned figure, to continue as Intelligence Minister, sparking controversy due to his history of human rights abuses,” said Iran International English.
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