GAZA — A series of Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip resulted in the death of at least 21 Palestinians on Saturday: A series of Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip resulted in the death of at least 21 Palestinians on Saturday, as reported by Palestinian security and medical sources. In one significant attack, an Israeli warplane targeted a residential house in the al-Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza City, deploying at least one missile. This escalation marks one of the latest in the ongoing conflict between Israeli forces and Hamas.
According to Namibia Press Agency, the deadly airstrikes were part of a broader operation by Israeli forces. The tension in the region has escalated, impacting numerous civilian lives and properties. Reports from the ground indicated that the airstrikes were aimed at militant sites but also caused substantial collateral damage to residential areas.
TEHRAN — In a significant advancement in its space capabilities, Iran successfully launched the research satellite Chamran-1 i
nto orbit using the indigenous three-stage solid-fuel Qaem-100 rocket. The launch, which took place on Saturday morning, was covered extensively by the semi-official Fars news agency. This development underscores Iran’s growing expertise and independence in space technology.
CAIRO — A tragic train collision in Sharqiya Province, north of Cairo, resulted in at least three fatalities and 49 injuries on Saturday, as confirmed by Egypt’s Ministry of Health. According to the health ministry, 44 of the injured are in stable condition and expected to be released from hospitals shortly, while five remain under critical observation.
ALGIERS — Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune was re-elected for a second term, securing 84.3 percent of the votes, as per the final results announced by the country’s Constitutional Court. The announcement followed a detailed review of polling station records and various candidate appeals, with the court’s press briefing broadcasted live on state television.