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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said “three members of pro-Iran groups, including an Iranian and an Iraqi” were killed in “Israeli air strikes”.

The targets included a site operated by Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on a road leading to the Sayyida Zeinab district and a site on the road to Damascus airport that had recently been vacated by pro-Iran groups, the Britain-based war monitor said.

Iran’s Mehr news agency said an Iranian adviser from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Saeed Alidadi, was killed in the strikes.

Syrian state media reported damage from “Israeli” air strike

During more than a decade of civil war in Syria, Israel has launched hundreds of strikes, primarily targeting Iran-backed forces and the Syrian army. Its strikes

Friday’s reported strikes were the second this week. On Monday, missiles fired on a base in Sayyida Zeinab housing Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah

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Buses and trams across the country ground to a halt, as labor union Verdi urges better working conditions. In addition, ground staff at Hamburg Airport are also taking part in industrial action, canceling some flights.

Eight corrections officers and an incarcerated man were injured in a riot involving around 200 inmates in the recreational yard of a Southern California prison, authorities said Thursday.

fire suppression foam was released by accident in a hangar facility next to the Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The biodegradable foam spilled out of a United Airlines hangar when the fire suppression system went off early Tuesday morning, according to airport officials.

Now the police has revealed that the suspect in an alkali attack in south London was convicted of a sex offence in 2018 and was later granted asylum after applying three times.

Detectives are searching for a “dangerous individual” in connection with an attack using a corrosive substance in south London, which left a mother and her two daughters in hospital.

The Metropolitan Police are urging anyone with information on Abdul Shakoor Ezedi, 35, a suspected sex offender and who has ties to Newcastle, to come forward.

The mother, who is aged 31, and her two daughters – aged eight and three – all remain in hospital. She and her youngest child may be left with life-changing injuries, the Met said.

Mr Ezedi “may have been known to police”, Metropolitan Police Superintendent Gabriel Cameron said.

He added he is “wholeheartedly confident” the attacker will be caught.

The Kenyan Red Cross said 271 people had been taken to “health facilities” across the capital, and a further 27 people were assessed at the scene.

Gas cylinders were being refilled at a plant in Embakasi district when the blast happened just before midnight (21:00 GMT), the government said. Kenyan capital, Nairobi, has injured scores of people with fears of at least several deaths.

US officials have confirmed to CBS News that plans have been approved for a series of strikes over a number of days against targets — including Iranian personnel and facilities — inside Iraq and Syria. The strikes will come in response to drone and rocket attacks targeting U.S. forces in the region, including the drone attack on Sunday that killed three U.S. service members at the Tower 22 base inside Jordan, near the Syrian border.

Weather will be a major factor in the timing of the strikes, the officials told CBS News, as the U.S. has the capability to carry out strikes in bad weather but prefers to have better visibility of selected targets as a safeguard against inadvertently hitting civilians who That group, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, is believed to contain multiple militias that have been armed, funded and trained by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards force. It has said it was resThat group, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, is believed to contain multiple militias that have been armed, funded and trained by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards force. It has said it was responsible for Sunday’s strike.

Ethan Roots and Fraser Dingwall will make their England debuts against Italy on Saturday in Rome on the opening weekend of the Six Nations.

Dingwall is named at inside centre alongside the returning Henry Slade and Roots will start at blind-side flanker.

The experienced George Ford will steer England’s attack from fly-half.

England head coach Steve Borthwick has also named the uncapped trio of Chandler Cunningham-South, Fin Smith and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso on the bench.

MIDDLE EAST

Israel said Thursday its troops battled Hamas militants across the Gaza Strip, including killing dozens of fighters in central and northern Gaza, while Israeli airstrikes hit Khan Younis in the southern part of the strip.

The fighting went on as the negotiators of a proposed new cease-fire waited to hear of progress in securing agreement between Israel and Hamas that would bring a short-term halt in fighting and the release of prisoners held by Hamas in Gaza.

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