📰 Russia launched its largest aerial attack of the war, Ukraine says
Russia conducted its largest aerial attack on Ukraine since the start of the war, launching 537 aerial weapons, including drones and missiles. Ukraine’s air force reported that 249 of the weapons were shot down, while 226 were likely electronically jammed. The attack was described as the most massive airstrike since the invasion began in February 2022. Several regions in Ukraine were targeted, with Poland and allied countries responding to ensure the safety of their airspace. Tragically, casualties were reported, including one person killed in Kherson and another in Kharkiv due to drone strikes, as well as injuries in Cherkasy. In the Lviv region, a fire broke out after a drone attack, and a Ukrainian F-16 warplane crashed, resulting in the pilot’s death. Despite Russian President Putin’s mention of peace talks in Istanbul, no significant progress has been made in ending the conflict.
📰 Bears escape wildlife park enclosure and feast on week’s worth of honey
Two young bears named Mish and Lucy escaped from their enclosure at Wildwood Devon wildlife park in England and were found in a food storage area eating honey and snacks. The bears were not considered a threat to the public, but visitors were moved to a secure building as a precaution. Surveillance footage showed the bears enjoying their feast before returning to their enclosure. The incident prompted a police response and an internal investigation at the park to prevent future escapes. Wildwood Devon is committed to maintaining high standards of animal care and visitor safety.
📰 IDF kills key Hamas founder and mastermind of Oct 7 terror attack in Israel
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the elimination of Hamas founder Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa in a joint operation with the Israel Security Agency (ISA). Issa, a senior figure in Hamas’ military wing, was killed in an airstrike in Gaza City. He held key roles in the Hamas military wing, including heading combat support and training headquarters. The IDF stated that Issa played a significant role in planning brutal attacks and was involved in recent plans to target Israeli civilians and troops. Additionally, the IDF reported the killing of Abbas Al-Hassan Wahbi, a Hezbollah terrorist, in southern Lebanon for his role in intelligence and weapons transfers for Hezbollah. The IDF emphasized its commitment to removing threats to Israel’s security, including rebuilding efforts by Hamas and Hezbollah.
📰 Terror in Gaza: Hamas offers bounties to kill US and local aid workers, group says
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is under threat from Hamas, who are allegedly offering bounties for killing or injuring GHF workers, including American security personnel and local aid staff. GHF has reported that Hamas is targeting them and their workers, disrupting aid delivery in Gaza. Hamas has been accused of launching deadly attacks on GHF workers and torturing others, leading to criticism from U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee and GHF executive chairman Rev. Johnnie Moore. Despite the challenges, GHF has continued its work, distributing millions of meals and receiving funding support from the U.S. State Department. The organization is calling on the international community to condemn Hamas’ actions and support their humanitarian efforts in Gaza.
📰 UK authorities seize cocaine worth more than $130 million from a ship at London port
British authorities made a significant drug bust, seizing 2.4 metric tons of cocaine from a ship arriving in England from Panama, valued at $132 million. The drugs were found hidden under containers at London Gateway port after an intelligence-led operation. The Home Office stated that this was the sixth-largest cocaine seizure in the U.K.’s history. The U.K. Border Force Maritime director emphasized the importance of staying ahead of criminal gangs to ensure security. The article highlights the prevalence of cocaine in the U.K., with a 31% increase in cocaine-related deaths between 2022 and 2023 in England and Wales.
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