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Ukrainska Pravda

center39d ago

Russia's northern pincer in Donetsk Oblast has effectively been routed – Ukrainian commander

Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi stated that Russia's planned "northern pincer" to encircle Ukrainian cities in Donetsk Oblast has been routed and destroyed. The southern pincer near Dobropillia was halted last year, meaning Russian forces must now assault fortified cities directly, a more costly endeavor.

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The Guardian Europe

left39d ago

Ukraine war briefing: Drone kills Russian commander just decorated after fake victory claim

Ukrainian drone forces killed Russian Maj Gen Anton Grunis in eastern Ukraine on Saturday, shortly after he was decorated for falsely claiming the capture of Kostiantynivka. The city remains contested, with analysts viewing Russia's claim as part of an information campaign to portray Ukrainian frontlines as collapsing.

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BBC US & Canada

center38d ago

White House withdraws Trump's ICE nominee as Republican senator objects

The White House withdrew President Trump's nominee for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) leader, Richard Schroyer, on Thursday after Republican Senator Rand Paul stalled the confirmation process. Paul demanded more information regarding ICE shootings that killed two Americans, marking a setback for Trump's immigration enforcement agenda and potentially alienating Hispanic voters ahead of the midterms.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Over 150 countries reject US decision to bar Palestinian delegation from upcoming UN General Assembly

On Thursday, 152 countries voted in favor of a UN General Assembly resolution rejecting the US decision to deny visas to the Palestinian delegation, including President Mahmoud Abbas, for an upcoming session. The resolution calls on Washington to reverse the decision, citing a violation of the Headquarters Agreement, while the US State Department stated it has approved visas for an Iranian delegation.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Netanyahu says 'mission must be completed' in Iran, Lebanon and Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Thursday that his Likud party is the only guarantor of Israel's security and that the 'mission must be completed' by bringing down the Iranian regime and destroying Hezbollah and Hamas. Netanyahu accused electoral opponents of seeking territorial concessions, citing Israeli troop presence in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza as evidence of his policy of acquiring land.

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Al Jazeera

center38d ago

Russia’s plans may include strikes against Ukraine’s allies, Poland says

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated on Thursday that intelligence assessments indicate Russia plans hybrid drone and missile strikes against Ukraine's allies, including Poland, to weaken NATO's collective response. Earlier that day, Poland scrambled military aircraft in response to a Russian attack near its border, with Tusk noting such strikes would be "accidental" in nature and could coincide with political shifts favoring capitulation in Ukraine.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Iran thanks Russia, China for opposing ‘politically motivated’ US resolution at Security Council

Iran's UN mission thanked Russia and China for opposing a US-drafted UN Security Council resolution that sought to reimpose sanctions on Tehran. The mission stated that the two countries prevented an attempt by the US and its allies to politically exploit the Security Council.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

UN investigators find 'reasonable grounds' US committed war crimes in Iran

UN investigators found reasonable grounds to believe the US committed a war crime by launching indiscriminate attacks on Iran's Minab elementary school and a sports center, killing at least 150 civilians including 120 children. The report, submitted to the UN Human Rights Council, stated the Minab school was struck by a Tomahawk missile as part of ongoing strikes on an adjacent IRGC base, and the attack was not due to an errant missile.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center38d ago

Eight injured in Russian attack on bus in Zaporizhzhia – video

Russian forces attacked a bus with an FPV drone in Zaporizhzhia's Kosmichnyi district on the afternoon of September 17, injuring five people who were subsequently hospitalized. One individual sustained serious injuries following the strike near a bus stop, according to the acting Head of Zaporizhzhia Oblast Military Administration.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center38d ago

Poland scrambles aircraft for second time in a day due to Russian attacks on Ukraine

Poland scrambled aircraft for the second time on September 17 due to Russian missile and drone attacks targeting Ukraine, placing air defense systems on combat readiness to protect its airspace. Airports in Lublin and Rzeszów temporarily suspended operations amid these preventive military aviation activities, following a Russian drone falling near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center38d ago

Polish PM believes Russia is preparing hybrid attacks against countries supporting Ukraine

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that intelligence data indicates Russia is planning hybrid attacks, including drone and missile strikes, against countries supporting Ukraine, such as Poland. Tusk warned that Russia aims to cause damage and then claim incidents are accidental to undermine NATO's resolve and the credibility of Article 5.

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Al Jazeera

center38d ago

Rare Ethiopian manuscript stolen by British forces triggers restitution row

A rare Gondarine Gospel, looted by British forces from Emperor Tewodros II nearly 160 years ago, has resurfaced for sale at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair for $250,000. Ethiopian authorities have requested its return on moral grounds, but the dealer, Inlibris, claims there are no legal grounds for restitution and the current owner is not obliged to surrender it.

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Al Jazeera

center38d ago

Ireland boycotts Eurovision for second year over Israel’s inclusion

Irish public broadcaster RTE announced on Thursday that Ireland will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest for the second consecutive year due to Israel's inclusion. RTE stated that participation cannot be justified amid the ongoing loss of lives and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This decision follows a similar withdrawal by the Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS and aligns with opposition from several other countries concerned about Eurovision's perceived neutrality.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Iran rejects accusations Houthis targeted Mecca, suggests it could be 'false flag' operation

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei rejected accusations that the Houthis targeted Mecca, suggesting the incident could be a 'false flag' operation to incite strife. Baghaei emphasized the need for caution and vigilance, warning against the politicization of Islamic holy sites amid regional tensions and noting past 'false flag' operations aimed at creating discord.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center38d ago

Ukrainian drones have hit over 3,000 Russian unmanned ground vehicles since start of year

Since the start of 2026, Ukrainian forces have destroyed over 3,000 Russian unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) using drones, with August seeing the highest monthly total of 511. These strikes disrupt Russian logistics and reconnaissance capabilities, forcing them to allocate additional resources and manpower to compensate for the loss of robotic platforms.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center38d ago

Polish PM will visit Ukraine on Friday to meet Slovak PM and discuss Russia sanctions

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will visit Ukraine on September 18 to meet with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and discuss sanctions against Russia. Tusk expressed optimism about the Visegrád Group's stance on sanctions but noted surprise at France's position, while Slovakia and France have demanded the removal of Russian oligarchs from the sanctions list for its extension.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Palestinian prisoner dies in Israeli custody as family seeks answers

A 21-year-old Palestinian prisoner, Moataz Nizam al-Atrash from Hebron, died in Israel's Ofer Prison while held under administrative detention. His family stated they were informed of his death without a specified cause and are awaiting autopsy results, fearing his body may be withheld.

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Middle East Eye

center38d ago

Majd al-Krum: Is Israeli settler terrorism expanding across the Green Line?

Settlers from the occupied West Bank established a new encampment in Majd al-Krum, a Palestinian-majority town in the Galilee, raising concerns among local residents about its permanence. This development follows decades of Israeli policy aimed at increasing Jewish settlement and demographic presence in the Galilee, a strategy now being promoted by some Israeli officials for both the Galilee and the Negev.

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The Guardian Asia

left38d ago

IS member sentenced to 20 years in prison for role in 2021 Kabul airport bombing

An Islamic State group member, Mohammad Sharifullah, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Wednesday for providing material support to the ISKP, which claimed responsibility for the 2021 Kabul airport bombing. Jurors could not reach a consensus on Sharifullah's direct responsibility for the bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members, but he received the maximum sentence for his conviction.

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The Guardian Middle East

left38d ago

Iran school bombing: grounds to believe US was behind atrocity, UN finds

A UN fact-finding mission stated there are reasonable grounds to believe the US was behind two military strikes on a school and sports facility in Iran in February, constituting war crimes, while also finding Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity during protest crackdowns. The mission examined US conduct during the Iran war and Iran's response to nationwide unrest, with US officials previously stating operations adhere to armed conflict law and Iran rejecting rights violation allegations.

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