September 28, 2024
US
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes in Beirut reportedly killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, a claim initially made by the IDF and later confirmed by Hezbollah. The news dominated headlines throughout the day, overshadowing other ongoing stories. The assassination marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, with potential far-reaching consequences. International reactions varied, with some leaders praising the operation while others condemned it. The U.S. called it "a measure of justice" but urged restraint. Iran reported one of its senior commanders was also killed in the strike. As the day progressed, attention turned to the potential for retaliation and further conflict. Meanwhile, Hurricane Helene continued to wreak havoc across the Southeast, with the death toll rising to over 50 by evening.
Germany
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Early morning reports from Israel claimed the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in a strike near Beirut. Throughout the day, media attention focused on confirming and analyzing this development. By midday, Hezbollah confirmed Nasrallah's death, prompting reactions from Iran's Supreme Leader and speculation about the group's future. The event was seen as a significant blow to Tehran's deterrence strategy. Meanwhile, in German domestic politics, Thüringen's parliament elected a new president following the previous day's AfD-related controversy. The CDU's motion to change parliamentary rules was approved. Economic concerns persisted, with reports on the real estate crisis in Brandenburg and discussions about the US profiting from EU defense policies. The day concluded with analysis of Nasrallah's death's implications for regional stability.
France
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli forces announced the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, in a strike on Beirut. The Hezbollah later confirmed his death, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Iran threatened Israel with destruction, while Israel justified the action as an anti-terrorist measure. The international community reacted, with the US calling it a "measure of justice" and France opposing any ground operation in Lebanon. Netanyahu declared Israel's determination to continue striking its enemies. The assassination prompted retaliatory actions from Hezbollah and Houthi forces. Lebanon declared three days of national mourning, while Iran announced five. Israeli strikes continued in southern Beirut, with reports of at least 33 casualties. The event dominated news coverage throughout the day, overshadowing other domestic issues in France.
Lebanon
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes intensified on Beirut's southern suburbs overnight, prompting evacuation warnings. By morning, the Israeli army claimed to have killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Initial silence from Hezbollah fueled speculation, but by midday, the group confirmed Nasrallah's death. The assassination triggered responses across the Middle East, with Iran vowing to continue Nasrallah's path and condemning Israeli actions. Throughout the day, Hezbollah launched retaliatory strikes on northern and central Israel. The situation escalated further with reports of an Iranian Revolutionary Guard general also killed in the strike. As evening approached, Houthi forces in Yemen fired a missile at Tel Aviv, expanding the conflict's scope. Lebanon declared three days of mourning, while Israel imposed a military siege on Lebanon, signaling potential further escalation.
Ukraine
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Early morning air raid alerts in Kyiv were followed by Russian drone attacks on a hospital in Sumy. The death toll from these strikes rose throughout the day, reaching nine by evening. The Israeli Defense Forces announced the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, a claim later confirmed by Hezbollah. Ukraine's military intelligence reported the liquidation of a Russian colonel near Moscow who was involved in drone operations. NATO claimed evidence of Chinese companies supplying weapons to Russia. President Zelensky's recent US visit was discussed, with reports of full support for Ukraine's peace strategy. The administration's stance on long-range strikes into Russian territory remained unchanged, with officials stating Russia would be the first to know if such permission was granted.
Palestine
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs early morning led to speculation about Hassan Nasrallah's fate. By midday, the Israeli military officially announced Nasrallah's assassination, which Hezbollah confirmed hours later. This event overshadowed ongoing operations in Gaza, where Israeli forces continued their bombardment. Palestinian factions and resistance groups across the region mourned Nasrallah's death, emphasizing his support for the Palestinian cause. The assassination sparked concerns about potential escalation, with Israel imposing a military blockade on Lebanon and Yemen launching missiles at Tel Aviv. Netanyahu described the operation as a "historic turning point," while analysts debated potential scenarios for Hezbollah's response. As night fell, rocket fire from Lebanon reached Jerusalem, signaling a possible widening of the conflict.
UK
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israel launched a massive airstrike on Beirut, targeting Hezbollah's headquarters. Initially, reports were unclear about the fate of Hassan Nasrallah, the group's leader. By mid-morning, Israel claimed to have killed Nasrallah, a claim later confirmed by Hezbollah. The assassination sparked immediate international reactions. Iran's Supreme Leader was reportedly moved to a secure location and vowed retaliation. US President Biden called the killing "a measure of justice," while Netanyahu hailed it as a "historic turning point." The event triggered fears of wider regional conflict, with over 50,000 people fleeing to Syria. As tensions escalated, Israel braced for potential revenge attacks. The day's events marked a significant escalation in the ongoing Middle East crisis, potentially altering the balance of power in the region.
Iran
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli forces launched a significant attack on Hezbollah's command center in Beirut's southern suburbs, resulting in the confirmed death of Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader. The news unfolded throughout the day, with initial uncertainty giving way to official confirmation by Hezbollah. Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei issued statements of support for Lebanon and Hezbollah, later releasing a condolence message for Nasrallah's martyrdom. Abbas Nilfroshan, a high-ranking IRGC official, was also reported killed in the strike. Iran declared five days of national mourning. The event prompted widespread reactions, with U.S. President Biden describing it as "justice served." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed a "settling of accounts." The day concluded with reports of renewed Israeli strikes on Beirut and speculation about Hezbollah's future leadership.
Russia
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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The morning began with reports of increased casualties from a gas station explosion in Dagestan. By midday, Israel announced the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, which Hezbollah later confirmed. This development dominated the news cycle, with discussions about potential successors and regional implications. Russia's Foreign Ministry condemned the killing as a political assassination. Concurrently, reports emerged of a Russian helicopter crash in Pakistan with casualties. In the afternoon, Foreign Minister Lavrov addressed the UN, criticizing Western nations for preparing Europe for a "suicidal adventure" against Russia. The day concluded with news of a limited Israeli ground invasion into Lebanon being prepared, signaling potential escalation in the region.
Italy
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli forces launched a raid on Beirut, targeting Hezbollah's leadership. Early reports suggested Nasrallah was "unreachable". By mid-morning, the IDF officially announced Nasrallah's death. Hezbollah initially denied, then confirmed his demise. Iran threatened to send troops to Lebanon in response. Israel conducted further strikes on Beirut, including the airport. The international community reacted: Biden called it "justice", while Russia condemned the action. Netanyahu declared, "We've settled accounts". Meanwhile, WADA appealed Sinner's doping case acquittal, potentially facing a 1-2 year ban. The day ended with reports of mass displacement in Lebanon and concerns about Hezbollah's next moves. The elimination of Nasrallah marks a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics.
Japan
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Newly elected LDP President Shigeru Ishiba began forming his administration. He considered appointing Shinjiro Koizumi as election strategy committee chairman, Hayashi Yoshimasa to continue as Chief Cabinet Secretary, and Moriyama Hiroshi as Secretary-General. Katsunobu Kato was eyed for Finance Minister. Ishiba's cabinet formation dominated news throughout the day, with updates on potential appointments trickling in. Meanwhile, Israel announced the killing of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah in an airstrike, raising concerns of escalating regional conflict. This news developed over several hours, with Hezbollah later confirming Nasrallah's death. In sports, Shohei Ohtani set a new stolen base record for Japanese MLB players with his 57th steal, surpassing Ichiro Suzuki's record.
Netherlands
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Early morning reports indicated Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was targeted in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut. By mid-morning, the Israeli Defense Forces claimed Nasrallah had been killed. Hezbollah confirmed his death by early afternoon, sparking concerns of escalating tensions in the Middle East. Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei called for Muslim unity against Israel, while Western politicians, including US Vice President Harris, responded to the situation. The event dominated news cycles, overshadowing domestic issues such as housing shortages in Amsterdam and changes in asylum seeker policies. By evening, reports emerged of chaos in Beirut, with families seeking shelter and Israeli drones surveilling the city. Later, Israel reportedly eliminated a potential successor to Nasrallah, further intensifying the situation.
India
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes in Beirut reportedly killed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Initially, Israel claimed to have eliminated Nasrallah and his daughter. Hezbollah initially denied these reports but later confirmed Nasrallah's death. Iran's Supreme Leader was moved to a secure location following the strike. The operation, dubbed "New Order," involved heavy bombing of Nasrallah's headquarters. In response, Iran warned of consequences, and Hezbollah vowed to continue the battle. In India, Mehbooba Mufti cancelled her campaign in solidarity with Lebanon. Separately, Tamil Nadu saw a major cabinet reshuffle with Udhayanidhi Stalin appointed as Deputy Chief Minister. At the UN General Assembly, S. Jaishankar strongly criticized Pakistan's stance on terrorism and Kashmir.
Poland
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Israeli forces reportedly killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, marking a significant escalation in the Middle East conflict. The news dominated headlines throughout the day, with speculation about potential retaliation and regional implications. Domestically, Poland grappled with ongoing flood aftermath, as the government held an emergency meeting to address the situation. Prime Minister Tusk's comments during this session, particularly his "It'll be fine, Mr. Beaver" remark, sparked controversy. The opposition criticized the government's response to the floods and proposed budget changes. In political developments, tensions continued over the status of the National Public Prosecutor's Office, with calls for police intervention based on a Supreme Court ruling. The day concluded with reports of FC Barcelona's unexpected defeat in a football match.
Spain
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Early morning reports emerged of Israel's attempt to assassinate Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut. By mid-morning, Israeli forces confirmed his death, a claim later corroborated by Hezbollah. This development marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, with potential far-reaching consequences for regional stability. Throughout the day, media outlets dissected the implications of Nasrallah's death, analyzing its impact on Hezbollah's structure and Iran's position. The assassination raised concerns about possible retaliation and further escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, domestic issues in Spain took a backseat, with only brief mentions of political debates and social concerns amidst the dominant international news.
Turkey
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Reports of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's death in an Israeli airstrike dominated the day's news. Initial uncertainty gave way to confirmation by Hezbollah. Israel claimed to have used 80 tons of explosives in the attack. Turkish President Erdogan called for international action against Israel's aggression, while Russia condemned the assassination. The event sparked discussions about regional stability and potential escalation. Domestically, CHP member Ediz Ün was asked to resign following allegations of smuggling. Weather forecasts warned of temperature drops and potential storms. In other news, protests by miners continued, and concerns were raised about the destruction of greenhouses for construction projects. The day concluded with debates about the broader implications of Nasrallah's death for Middle Eastern politics.
China
•28.09.2024
•Saturday
•330 days ago
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Xi Jinping's focus on national unity and ethnic harmony dominated the morning news, with his letter to industrial workers and speech at the National Ethnic Unity Progress Commendation Conference. China's global positioning was evident in the afternoon, with reports on belt and road initiatives in Southeast Asia and the launch of a reusable satellite carrying Thai and Pakistani payloads. Tensions with the US persisted, as Blinken and Wang Yi met in New York, discussing Ukraine. Military developments included PLA drills near Scarborough Shoal and a missile intercept test near the Indian border. The day concluded with preparations for the 75th founding anniversary of the PRC, including Xi's planned tribute to fallen heroes, and the revelation of a lunar spacesuit, signaling China's ambitious space goals.
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