Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims two ships were hit by mines in the Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard reported that the two ships, which have not been identified, “were forced to disembark their crews.”
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Zelenski asks airlines to avoid Russian airspace due to the increase in drone attacks
“Simply there will be drones in the Russian sky on a scale that must be taken into account,” said the Ukrainian leader.
United States claims to have dismantled a Hamas recruitment and fundraising network
According to the United States Department of Justice, more than $500 million in cryptocurrency donations were seized. It was also reported that “thousands of people” donated to the extremist group.
US judge rules that alleged killer of Charlie Kirk will go to trial: could face death penalty
Tyler Robinson pleaded “not guilty” to all charges, for which he could even be sentenced to the death penalty. The next hearing was set for October 23.
Trump denies forcing Iran to negotiate: “I like our position much more now”
The US leader rejected versions that Washington is trying to bring Tehran to the negotiating table, arguing that it is in a favorable position due to the “almost total control” of the Strait of Hormuz and because the Iranian economy is “completely collapsing.”
What is behind Dan Driscoll’s departure?: the resignation that reveals the struggle over the direction of the U.S. Army
The resignation of the United States Secretary of the Army, after 18 months in office, comes after months of friction with the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, over the dismissal of senior commanders and the Armed Forces modernization model. Although the White House has not given an official cause, several sources describe a growing divergence on how to transform the Army amid military pressure in the Middle East and Europe.
U.S. launches new attacks on Revolutionary Guard targets in Iran
Trump warns Tehran that if it responds to a “fully justified attack” it will receive “a new blow with much greater harshness and intensity.”
Vice President of Bank of America dies after being stabbed in Times Square
Erin Piacenti, 32, was one of two people stabbed Monday afternoon in the theater and tourist district, just a few blocks from the Bank of America office building in New York.
Car bomb explosion near a police station on the Colombia-Venezuela border leaves one dead and 11 injured
The Cúcuta area has long been the subject of dispute between drug cartels and rebel groups vying for control of smuggling routes into Venezuela.
Emanuela Fronza: “There is a widespread tendency towards ‘de-internationalization’ in countries that are part of the Rome Statute”
The academic from the University of Bologna and expert in International Criminal Law argues that adhering to the Rome Statute, which governs the International Criminal Court, “was never a loss of sovereignty.” And she warns that “currently, it is not only the survival of the ICC that is at stake.” “What is happening reveals an allergy to any control and limit other than the one the executive power imposes on itself,” she maintains.