Sanaa, Yemen – Ahmed Abdu, 28, parked his motorbike near a hall under construction in the al-Jiraf neighbourhood of Sanaa. He walked some metres to deliver a food parcel to a customer.Nearly a minute later, an air strike hit the hall, setting off a thunderous explosion.Recommended Stories
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The true human cost of Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip has far exceeded previous official estimates, with independent research published in the world’s leading medical journals verifying more than 75,000 “violent deaths” by early 2025.The findings, emerging from a landmark series of scientific papers, suggest that administrative records
Sanaa, Yemen – Ahmed Abdu, 28, parked his motorbike near a hall under construction in the al-Jiraf neighbourhood of Sanaa. He walked some metres to deliver a food parcel to a customer.Nearly a minute later, an air strike hit the hall, setting off a thunderous explosion.Recommended Stories
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Kim Jong Un hails the nuclear-capable weapons as ‘wonderful’ and ‘attractive’ as North Korea gears up for a once-in-five-year congress.Listen to this articleListen to this article | 4 minsinfoNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un has unveiled dozens of nuclear-capable rocket launchers ahead of a key congress of the governing Workers’
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The true human cost of Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip has far exceeded previous official estimates, with independent research published in the world’s leading medical journals verifying more than 75,000 “violent deaths” by early 2025.The findings, emerging from a landmark series of scientific papers, suggest that administrative records
