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Iran condemns Ukrainian attack on merchant vessel in Caspian Sea

Iran condemns Ukrainian attack on merchant vessel in Caspian Sea

Iran has condemned a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea that left one sailor dead, calling it a violation of the UN Charter.

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned a Ukrainian attack targeting an Iranian commercial ship operating in the Caspian Sea. According to official Iranian statements, the strike resulted in the death of one crew member.

Tehran characterized the military action as a direct violation of the United Nations Charter and a clear demonstration of Ukraine's hostility toward Iran. Iranian officials warned that such acts against civilian maritime infrastructure destabilize regional security. The incident marks an expansion of maritime tensions into the Caspian Sea, a critical corridor for trade between regional nations. Additional details regarding the extent of physical damage to the vessel have not yet been released.

Sources: Anadolu Agency.

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Zelensky claims Russia requested 30,000 additional North Korean troops

Zelensky claims Russia requested 30,000 additional North Korean troops

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia requested 30,000 additional troops from North Korea to support its military campaign.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia requested an additional 30,000 soldiers from North Korea to bolster its ongoing military effort in Ukraine. Cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang has deepened rapidly following the start of the full-scale conflict in early 2022.

The assertion highlights growing concerns regarding foreign military involvement in the conflict. Neither Russian nor North Korean officials have confirmed the reported request, though security and strategic cooperation between the two states has expanded to include material and troop commitments.

Sources: Le Figaro.

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Berlin police search for suspect after vehicle hits crowd near Brandenburg Gate

Berlin police search for suspect after vehicle hits crowd near Brandenburg Gate

German authorities are searching for a suspect after a vehicle struck a crowd near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate on Saturday evening, leaving multiple people injured.

German authorities are conducting an intensive manhunt in Berlin following a vehicle attack near the iconic Brandenburg Gate on Saturday evening. Shortly before 10:00 p.m. local time, a driver operating a white car rammed into a crowd of people in Tiergarten park, resulting in numerous injuries.

Law enforcement officials confirmed they have identified a suspect who remains at large. Police described the individual as being "associated with an Islamist movement," though no formal arrests have been made and an official motive for the incident has not yet been established. Emergency services responded to the scene as the investigation continues.

Sources: 15min.

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US keeps all options open regarding Iran, White House says

US keeps all options open regarding Iran, White House says

The White House stated that all options remain on the table regarding Iran if Tehran continues actions against US allies or in the Strait of Hormuz.

The White House announced that US President Donald Trump continues to evaluate all available options regarding Iran should Tehran persist with hostile actions against regional allies or commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Responding to recent reports claiming Washington had temporarily shelved plans to broaden its operational footprint in the Middle East, administration officials clarified that strategic decisions remain flexible. The statement underscores persistent friction between Washington and Tehran, particularly concerning maritime security in vital trade corridors and the protection of international partners. No specific military measures were detailed by officials.

Sources: G4Media

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Berlin Pride parade canceled after vehicle hits crowd near Tiergarten

Berlin Pride parade canceled after vehicle hits crowd near Tiergarten

Berlin's Pride parade was canceled on Saturday after a vehicle struck a crowd near Tiergarten park, injuring several people.

Berlin's Pride parade was canceled on Saturday evening after a vehicle struck a group of people near Tiergarten park in the center of the German capital. According to preliminary reports, several individuals sustained injuries during the incident.

Local police launched a large-scale operation in response to the event and are actively searching for those responsible. Authorities have not yet disclosed details regarding the motives or the precise condition of the injured victims. The cancellation of the parade occurred as security forces secured the area around Tiergarten to conduct an investigation and manage the emergency response.

Sources: G4Media.

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