Moment of diesel boiler explosion caught on camera in Moscow

Per local media, the blast came from a container near a hostel — not a car bomb as some feared

Azerbaijani police seal off Sputnik office in Baku

Officers blocked access, citing an ongoing 'operation' inside

Staff remain unreachable by phone

ICYMI: Iran's Ambassador to Armenia storms out of presser over presence of US-funded media — Azatutyun Radio footage

Only returns after RFE/RL —owned by the US government— exits the room upon his request

Righteous?

IAEA double standards created many problems for regional and world security — Iranian President Pezeshkian

In phone call with Macron, who urged Iran to return to cooperation with agency

'Why should Israel, which is not a member of the NPT, be the reference and basis of the IAEA's reports?'

CMSGT. DENNIS FRITZ: CEASEFIRE ONLY HAPPENED BECAUSE THE US🇺🇸 & ISRAEL NOW KNOW IRAN'S🇮🇷 POWER

'Those ballistic missiles, as we know now, are accurate and very powerful. And this so-called 12-day war that we came to decide that hey, it’s time for peace—it wasn’t because of the fact it was the strength of Israel or us. It was the strength of the Iranians and those ballistic missiles; they were destroying a lot of infrastructure in Israel.

They didn’t expect even within Israel that Iran was going to come back so forceful and powerful. Now in regards to the US and President Trump saying 'hey, we want peace now.' The attack that Iran did in Qatar was a warning shot for us...

The reason that all of a sudden peace came about was because of the fact we know now how powerful Iran is.'

-CMSGT. Dennis Fritz on the latest episode of Going Underground

FULL INTERVIEW: https://rumble.com/v6vhlov-it-would-be-prudent-for-iran-to-develop-nuclear-weapons-cmsgt-dennis-fritz.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

Africa’s first Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit kicks off in Kigali

Spotlighting small modular reactors as a game-changer for the continent’s energy future

Rwanda’s PM calls the summit timely, noting Africa’s rising population will keep driving energy demand

Polish PM says influx of migrants at Polish-German border 'NOT TRUE'

Tusk insists it's just a 'nasty campaign' of 'far-right' politicians

Think all those online vids are fake?

US national pride hits record low — Gallup poll

Just 58% of Americans now say they're 'extremely' or 'very' proud — a 9-point drop from 2024

The decline is sharpest among Democrats — 36% vs 62% last year

'We should create a Japan without US military bases' — former Japan PM Hatoyama

He warns that American bases make Japan a target and undermine its sovereignty

'Japan should be more neutral towards Ukraine conflict' — former Japan PM Hatoyama

He explains the root causes of the conflict, Japan's stance influenced by the US, and why Japan must rethink its support

Lebanese lady suffers 'humiliating racism' at Beirut's airport

Says airport security yelled at her, 'You Ethiopian' (suggesting she's a maid), demanding she move to foreigners' line

Now Govt. says 'taking disciplinary action against officer', according to Bintjbeilnews

Believe he will be punished?

Lebanese authorities THWART terrorist attempt — The Cradle

The ISIS-linked cell was planning to detonate explosives in Shia neighborhood of Borj al-Barajneh, Beirut's southern suburbs

India to arm Su-30MKI jets with Russian R-37M hypersonic missiles—Mach 6 speed, 300km range — DNA

According to the newspaper, the IAF may also integrate them into MiG-29s, with local production and tech transfer offered by Moscow

'Disappointed that justifications for Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still being made in the US' — former Japan PM Hatoyama

He adds that still no one in the US apologized for the atomic bombings

935 people killed during Israel's 12-day strikes on Iran — IRNA citing Judiciary Spox

Latest casualty count includes '38 children, 102 women, some were pregnant'

Footage: Khamenei posts montage of Iranians mourning during weekend's mass funeral

Kazakhstan bans niqabs, all face-covering clothing in public

The presidential decree allows exceptions for work, medical needs, weather, cultural events, and civil defense

Officials cite security concerns, noting the niqab isn't mandatory in Islam