A Russian (Iranian-made) Mohajer-6 drone equipped with Qaem-5 precision-guided bombs was crashed in the Kursk region of Russia.
Over the past eight days, the Russian army has opened a new axis in the north of Kharkiv Oblast and managed to capture a total of 360 square kilometers of border areas.
In an effort to combat religious manifestations, the Parliament of Tajikistan has passed reforms that result in the prohibition of traditional visits and greetings between children during Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
On May 15, following the crash of a Mi-17 helicopter in the residential areas of Firozkoh city in Ghor province, one person was killed and 12 others were injured.
The Yakkasaray court of Tashkent sentenced a 19-year-old student of Uzbekistan’s State University of World Languages, who planned to attack the Israeli embassy, to five years in prison on charges of “terrorism”!
Important claims of Asif Durrani, Pakistan’s special representative for Afghanistan affairs at the meeting of the Institute of Regional Studies in Islamabad:
General Michael Erik Kurilla, Commander of US Army Central Command (CENTCOM), met with General Asim Munir, Commander of Pakistan Army and other officials of this country’s army in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
In continuation to the series of fires breaking out at companies affiliated with the Israeli regime in Kazakhstan, the warehouse of the Wildberries Company in the city of Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan, was set on fire by unidentified individuals on May 1.
The Russian Aerospace Forces received another batch of new Su-35S fighter jets.
The government in Ankara has announced the severance of trade relations with the Israeli regime, but Azerbaijan’s oil continues to enter the Israeli-occupied territories through Turkiye.
According to reports published by Pakistani security media outlets, the governments of Pakistan and Iran are in the process of consultations and specialized work on a bilateral security agreement to combat terrorism and ensure the security of each other’s border regions.
After new agreements reached at the eighth meeting of the border demarcation commissions between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Armenia, the Yerevan government returned the four disputed border villages in the Gazakh region to the government in Baku.
