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The collision of two high-speed trains, Wednesday, in Spain, killed at least 50 people, as announced by local authorities. The incident occurred about 150 kilometres south of the capital, Madrid.
At least 11 people were killed, including three children, and 16 others were injured in Russian strikes on the city of Zabourgea, south-eastern Ukraine, while the Governor loyal to Moscow in Lujansk announced the killing of four civilians and the injury of five Ukrainian attacks during the past 24 hours. These developments come tomorrow at a meeting in Miami, American Florida, in which Ukrainian and European officials participated to try to find a war settlement with Russia, as diplomatic efforts continue to stall.
Frequent battles continue on Friday between Yemeni and Houthi government forces in south-west Yemen, specifically in several areas of Ta`izz governorate, killing 80 during the last 24 hours, according to sources on both sides. The battles are on several fronts in the Rif al-Dawqiyah, particularly in those on the western coast controlled by the Hawaii supported by Iran more than two weeks ago.
Saudi Arabia stated that after air alerts in Riyadh, the outlying and the hearing of Doi Anfgarin in the capital, the President of the Iranian Shura Council Mohamed Baqar Ghalipaf said that the era of targeting F-35 and F-15 fighters had begun.
