Russia Reports Record Drone Barrage: Airports Shut, Key Targets Hit in Massive Ukrainian Strike
Russia has reported what it describes as one of the largest Ukrainian drone strikes since the beginning of the full-scale invasion
N Korea May Add Six to Eight Nuclear Bombs to Arsenal
World | April 18, 2003, Friday // 00:00
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North Korea has said it is "successfully reprocessing" more than 8,000 spent fuel rods - a move that can enable the extraction of plutonium for several nuclear bombs. The procedure could allow North Korea to add, within months, six to eight bombs to the arsenal of one or two it is already believed to have, analysts say.
Officials from the US, Japan, South Korea all said on Friday that they had no information that reprocessing was taking place. Independent confirmation is difficult, however, because North Korea has expelled UN nuclear inspectors.
Officials from the US, Japan, South Korea all said on Friday that they had no information that reprocessing was taking place. Independent confirmation is difficult, however, because North Korea has expelled UN nuclear inspectors.
Strong Earthquake Strikes Greece, Causes Structural Damage but No Casualties
A powerful earthquake measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale struck off the coast of Crete, Greece
Trump Privately Admits Putin Won’t End War, Believes He’s Winning
US President Donald Trump privately told European leaders during a phone call on 19 May that Vladimir Putin is unwilling to end the war in Ukraine because he believes he’s currently winning
Israeli Embassy Staff Shot Dead Outside Jewish Museum in Washington, DC: Suspect Yelled 'Free Palestine'
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed on Wednesday night outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington
World | May 22, 2025, Thursday // 08:58
Ex-Yanukovych Aide Killed in Spain
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Humanitarian Alarm in Gaza Prompts EU to Reassess Trade Pact with Israel
The European Union has moved to review Article 2 of its Association Agreement with Israel, signed in 2000
