Hamas representatives accused the Israeli army of strikeing a Baptist hospital in the center of the Gaza Sector. According to the latest data, at least 500 people were killed, Al Jazeera reports . Photo: Place of impact/social networks At the same time, a representative of the Gaza Ministry of Health estimates the number of dead at 200-300 people. According to him, hundreds of people are still under the rubble.

What is known about Biden's visit to Tel Aviv and about Israel's support after the Hamas attack Photo: Abir Sultan / EPA-EFE US President Joe Biden announced that Israel would visit Wednesday, October 18, in order to “demonstrate solidarity in the face of a cruel terrorist attack by Hamas.” On the key topics of the upcoming visit and the US position in the war between Israel and Hamas - in the material of Novaya Gazeta Europe.

The Telegram messenger has entered into an agreement on targeted advertising with the Russian mobile operator MTS. this MTS reported on its website. As Forbes notes , previously targeted advertising in Telegram could only be configured based on geographic data, interests and user subscriptions - that is, based on information collected by the messenger itself. Now advertising can be targeted by phone number using data collected by MTS.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, at the initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, approved the Regulations on the procedure for the stay of foreign citizens in the country. Now foreigners will not be able to leave the country to extend their legal stay, the Foreign Ministry reports . “Cancellation of visa-run.

Ramzan Kadyrov has made himself indispensable to the Kremlin as the brutal force that ensures Chechnya’s stability Amid efforts to refine Russia’s vertical power structure in 2015, regional governors were ordered to stop using the title president, with the obvious implication that there could only be one man with that title in Russia. Yet the rule didn’t appear to apply to the Chechen republic, which is governed not by a mere president, but by none other than the “Father of the Chechen people”.

So many votes are not enough for the ruling party of Georgia when voting by impeachment Salome Zurabishvili Salome Zurabishvili on May 31, 2023 in Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency / Getty images Salome Zurabishvili, the fifth president of Georgia, will clearly remain in history, unlike most politicians from the encirclement of Bidzina Ivanishvili.

The telecommunications cable running between Sweden and Estonia along the bottom of the Baltic Sea was damaged. about this Postimees writes with reference to a statement by Swedish Minister of Civil Defense Karl-Oskar Bohlin. According to him, the cable was damaged at the same time that the Balticconnector gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia was damaged. It is unknown what caused the cable damage.

The Ukrainian military used secretly US-supplied ATACMS long-range missiles during attacks on nine Russian helicopters in eastern Ukraine. about this Politico writes . Previously, US President Joe Biden was “hesitant” to install ATACMS, fearing an escalation of the conflict.

ATACMS missiles are already in Ukraine? The ATACMS missile is launched from the MLRS M270. Photo: Wikimedia Commons As a result of the shelling of Russian airfields, judging by the statement of the Armed Forces, technology and helicopters were destroyed. There is information about the dead pilots. Russian bloggers have already argued that ATACMS missiles were used for attacks, the supply of which at the moment there is no official information.

Freedom Letters founder Georgy Urushadze-about how to publish 80 books in a part-time year, how to take the symbols of V and Z from the Patriots and why it was necessary to conduct chandeliers in the early 90s George Urushadze. Photo: Svklimkin / Wikipedia (CC by-SA 4.0) Freedom letters, independent of the publishing house, which issues literature, which cannot be released in Russia unanswered, on October 17 marks six months.

He was taken from the children's hospital where he was being treated Valery Zaitsev, a 14-year-old ninth-grader from the Khabarovsk Territory, suffering from tuberculosis, was detained under “terrorist” charges. this with reference to the boy’s friends and relatives. reports Mediazona According to the publication, a criminal case was opened against Zaitsev under Article 205.3 of the Criminal Code (training for the purpose of carrying out terrorist activities).

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya - about passports for emigrants, the difference between Russians and Belarusians and the elections of Lukashenko in 2025 Svetlana Tikhanovskaya holds in her hands a new Belarusian passport, which one of the activists gave her during the rally “Solidarity with Belarus” on Potsdam Square in Berlin. Photo: Clemens Bilan / EPA-EFE Many emigrants from Russia are afraid that the Russian authorities will leave them without documents.

Navalny suggested filling out the questionnaire in order to "turn the debate on the election from the chaos of accusations of something useful" Photo: Alexey Navalny/Instagram In March 2024, the presidential election will be held in Russia. The Russian opposition does not have a general strategy and understanding how to force Vladimir Putin to suffer. To develop a full -fledged campaign, Alexei Navalny invited all interested parties to fill out a questionnaire of 10 questions.

The Latvian authorities have opened a criminal case against a company supplying uniforms to Russia for the Russian army. This was reported on the website of the State Security Service of Latvia. The department's press release does not indicate the name of the company. It is known that a criminal case has been initiated against her under Article 77.2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic (indirect transfer of property to a party participating in an armed conflict outside Latvia).

The State Duma, the lower house of Russia’s Parliament, has approved the first of three readings of a bill that would rescind Russia’s ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, the State Duma’s website reported on Tuesday. The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which bans all nuclear testing whether for military or civilian purposes, was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1996. The treaty lists 44 countries that must ratify it before it can enter into force.