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Senior Russian GRU Deputy Chief Wounded in Moscow Shooting as Ceasefire Talks Stall
world21 days ago

Senior Russian GRU Deputy Chief Wounded in Moscow Shooting as Ceasefire Talks Stall

Lt. Gen. Vladimir Alekseyev, deputy head of Russia’s GRU, was shot in his Moscow apartment; investigators gave few details on his condition. The Kremlin swiftly blamed Ukraine amid stalled ceasefire talks in Abu Dhabi, though no evidence has been released. Alekseyev helped crush the Wagner Group rebellion and had appeared on video with Wagner chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin before Prigozhin’s death, fueling speculation of domestic rivalries. Western officials questioned Kyiv’s involvement, noting such attacks on Kremlin insiders are unusual. The incident highlights the volatility surrounding Russia’s war in Ukraine and follows other fatal attacks on Russian military figures.

"Dozens of Palestinians Killed in Devastating Gaza City Assaults"
international-news1 year ago

"Dozens of Palestinians Killed in Devastating Gaza City Assaults"

At least 31 Palestinians were killed and over 50 injured in new Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, following an attack targeting Hamas's top military commander, Mohammed Deif. Conflicting reports emerged about Hamas's withdrawal from ceasefire talks, with some officials denying the pullout. The strikes add to a deadly week in Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Protests in Israel continue, with families of hostages urging Prime Minister Netanyahu to secure their release.

Israel Recovers Bodies of Three Hostages from Gaza
international-news1 year ago

Israel Recovers Bodies of Three Hostages from Gaza

The Israeli military has recovered the bodies of three more hostages killed in Hamas' October 7 attacks, amid ongoing military operations in Gaza and international efforts to revive ceasefire talks. The bodies were found in a joint operation in the Jabalia camp. CIA Director William Burns is set to meet with Israeli and Qatari officials in Europe to negotiate a truce. The International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to halt its offensive in Rafah, a ruling Israel is reviewing but not likely to accept. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties and a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Qatar Considers Withdrawing from Mediator Role in Israel-Gaza Talks
international-relations1 year ago

Qatar Considers Withdrawing from Mediator Role in Israel-Gaza Talks

Qatar is reconsidering its role as a mediator in the Gaza cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas due to concerns that its efforts are being undermined by politicians seeking political gain. The Qatari Prime Minister cited a "misuse of mediation for narrow political interests" and condemned what he described as Israel's "collective punishment" in its war against Hamas. The talks, mediated by Qatar and Egypt, are at a delicate phase, with Palestinians in Gaza facing severe shortages of essentials amidst the ongoing conflict.

"Israel Considers Allowing 150,000 Gazans to Return in Potential Truce Amid Hostage Negotiations with Hamas"
international-relations1 year ago

"Israel Considers Allowing 150,000 Gazans to Return in Potential Truce Amid Hostage Negotiations with Hamas"

In ceasefire talks with Egypt, Israel has agreed to allow 150,000 Palestinians to return to north Gaza without security checks, in exchange for Hamas providing a list of female, elderly, and sick hostages it still holds. However, Israeli officials believe Hamas is not currently interested in reaching a deal. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in Gaza, with Israel aiming to secure the release of hostages and prevent Hamas from threatening Israel militarily.

"Assessing the Human Toll: 6 Months into Israel-Hamas War"
international-relations1 year ago

"Assessing the Human Toll: 6 Months into Israel-Hamas War"

Israel allowed the highest number of aid trucks into Gaza since October 7, but the US says it's not enough to avert famine; Israeli Defense Minister did not indicate a date for a Rafah offensive in a call with the US; US is pressing Qatar for a quick answer from Hamas on a ceasefire and hostage release proposal; Health workers in Gaza exhumed the first bodies from mass graves at Al-Shifa Hospital; Ireland's new prime minister accuses Israel of starving and slaughtering Gazans and vows to play a part in bringing about a ceasefire and lasting peace. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the US doesn't have evidence of genocide in Israel's war in Gaza and expects the humanitarian pier in Gaza to be ready by April 21.