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Unrest in Bangladesh: Nationwide Protests Escalate as Students Demand End to Job Quotas Amid Internet Blackout and Military Deployment

Dhaka, Bangladesh – Bangladesh is in the throes of its most severe civil unrest in over a decade, sparked by widespread student protests demanding the abolition of a controversial job quota system. The protests have escalated into violent clashes with security forces, resulting in over 100 fatalities and filling medical facilities to capacity. The country is currently under a strict lockdown, set to last until at least Tuesday, enforced by army personnel patrolling the streets. …

Calls for Stricter Standards as Assault Victims Challenge Continued Military Service of Convicted Defence Forces Members

Dublin, Ireland – Calls for reform in the Irish Defence Forces have intensified following several controversial cases where military personnel convicted of violent offences continued to serve. Among these was an attack outside a Dublin nightclub in 2012 by two off-duty soldiers, which has now resurfaced in public debate. PJ Byrne, a survivor of the 2012 attack, voiced his concerns, emphasizing that individuals convicted of serious crimes should not remain in military service. “You should …

UN Condemns Israeli Military Strikes on Gaza Humanitarian Zones, Citing “Willful Violation” of International Laws

Geneva, Switzerland – The United Nations human rights body has issued a stern condemnation against Israel’s military tactics in the densely populated regions of Gaza, criticizing the deployment of weapons that indiscriminately affect large areas, including those declared as humanitarian zones. This practice, according to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), has resulted in high civilian casualties and substantial damage to vital infrastructure. According to the OHCHR, recent military actions include …

Maj.-Gen. Edward Buba Announces Military Success Against Terrorists, Urges Vigilance Among Citizens

ABUJA, Nigeria — Maj.-Gen. Edward Buba, Director of Defence Media Operations, addressed recent military actions against terrorist groups in Nigeria, highlighting substantial advances in undermining their capabilities and impact. In a Tuesday statement, Buba detailed how recent military operations have significantly weakened terrorist leadership, reduced their resources, undermined their support bases, and diminished their broader influence regionally. Buba pointed out the tactical desperation of these groups, using attacks on civilians to feign strength and continuity …

Escalation in West Bank: 28 Palestinians Detained Amid Rising Violence and Israeli Military Raids

Jenin, West Bank — The Israeli military detained 28 Palestinians during a sweeping raid across the West Bank, as reported by a Palestinian rights organization. The operations were conducted in multiple cities including Jenin, Hebron, Bethlehem, Ramallah, el-Bireh, Nablus, and Jerusalem. These incidents are part of a broader surge in violence linked to Israel’s ongoing conflict with Gaza, which has intensified regional tensions. Amidst these operations, allegations have arisen from local sources, stating that Israeli …

Casualties Rise to 23 in Kenyan Tax Protests; Legal Action Targets Defense Chief for Military Involvement

Nairobi, Kenya – Officials have reported a devastating increase in the death toll to 23 amid ongoing anti-tax demonstrations in Kenya, which have intensified over recent weeks following a controversial government decision to implement new tax policies. The nationwide protests, sparked by increased levies and living costs, have seen a robust response from security forces. Amidst escalating tensions, a lawsuit has been filed against the Defense Secretary, alleging improper deployment of military forces against civilians …

Tragic Night in N’Djamena: Deadly Explosion at Military Depot Claims Lives and Injures Dozens

N’Djamena, Chad — A fiery explosion at a military ammunition depot in the Chadian capital of N’Djamena killed nine people and injured over 40, according to government sources. The blasts occurred late Tuesday night, startling residents from their sleep and engulfing the sky with flames and smoke. The intensity of the fire triggered multiple explosions within the depot, located in the Goudji district, creating a chaotic scene as frightened residents scrambled for safety. Abderaman Koulamallah, …

Explosions Heard Across Occupied Crimea Spark Speculation on Military Activity

In Crimea, on the night of June 10, a series of explosions rattled various districts, including Dzhankoi, Yevpatoriia, Chornomorske, Rozdolne, and Saky. The incidents were reported by the Telegram channel ‘Crimean Wind’. According to sources, up to six to eight explosions were heard in different parts of Crimea, causing uncertainty about any potential damage or targets. In Yevpatoriia and Saky, residents reported four powerful explosions that shook the walls of buildings. There were suspicions that …

Explosion Injures 9 Israeli Soldiers at Military Base in South

Jerusalem: Nine soldiers were injured, two seriously, in an explosion of munitions at an Israeli military base in the south. The incident occurred on Tuesday, and the army is currently conducting an investigation. The injured soldiers are currently receiving treatment for their injuries. Reports from Israeli media indicate that the explosion took place at a base located in the Negev Desert amid ongoing military operations against Hamas following an attack on October 7. The attack …

Explosion Strikes Odesa as Ukrainian Military Warns of Incoming High-Speed Target

An explosion rocked the city of Odesa, Ukraine on the afternoon of June 2nd following reports from the Ukrainian military of a high-speed target approaching the area. The incident raised concerns and prompted urgent responses from local authorities and residents. According to Ukraine’s Armed Forces, a high-speed projectile was detected moving towards the city, leading to the issuance of an air-raid warning to the public. Shortly after, the mayor of Odesa, Hennadii Trukhanov, confirmed that …