Until now the oldest monarch in Europe, Harald V passed away this Friday at the age of 89, according to the Royal Palace of Norway. This tireless navigator guided the monarchy of the Nordic country on the path to modernity.
In turn, 977 missing persons are registered, 517 of them foreigners.
“Getting diplomacy back on track is not impossible,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
The Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, stated that “if we had made the decision, nothing would have stopped us, but these are lies that (Benjamin) Netanyahu invents.”
The Nepalese police also reported that a total of 1,545 injured people have been rescued and that 28 of their officers are still missing.
The head of Centcom, Admiral Brad Cooper, also indicated in a message on social media that “in recent months” his uniformed personnel have helped “nearly 1,500 commercial ships to cross the strait.”
At first, it was thought that an earthquake had caused the tragedy; however, the United States Geological Survey ruled out that option. Experts warn that what happened could happen again as a result of climate change.
“As you know, we took something called the ‘Gulf of Mexico.’ We changed it. And now it is commonly known as the ‘Gulf of America.’ We have a gulf and a lake. Now we only lack an ocean. Maybe we will have to change the name of the Atlantic or the Pacific. Maybe we will change both,” declared the president.
The spokesperson of the North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that “we once again unequivocally recognize the openly hostile attitude of the United States towards North Korea.”
“The CENTCOM forces have diverted 75 commercial ships, disabled three, and boarded two to ensure compliance,” the US Army has stated.