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On Tuesday, Jordan announced that it had shot down more than 20 ISIS fighters during air strikes in southern Syria on Monday night. This attack, carried out in retaliation for a murderous attack on a church in Jordan, was strongly condemned by Syria, which denounces an "unacceptable violation".
On Monday, the Yemeni government, supported by Saudi Arabia, claimed to have carried out hundreds of strikes against Houthis positions following the announcement of an offensive to recapture the entire country to these pro-Iranian fighters.
The Yemeni government announced on Monday that it had conducted an offensive to recapture the entire country to the pro-Iranian Houthis fighters. The latter cut off a key axis linking Taëz, a large southwestern city that they now surround, in Aden, where the internationally recognized government sits. The Saudi-led coalition announced its support.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Friday that US President Donald Trump, after a series of reversals, had informed him of his "final decision": he allowed Ukraine to produce American Patriot air defence missiles.
Loïk Le Priol assured, on Monday, that he had shot Federico Martin Aremburu by "pure military reflex" to defend himself from a "total slaughter". The rugbyman, however, was unarmed and the fatal shots hit him in the back, said court president Franck Zientara.
Emmanuel Macron announced on Friday 18 September that he had asked the French government to "prepare a plan to protect our critical infrastructures" in the face of the Russian "hybrid" attacks, which will not remain "not without answers" from Europeans. The "nature of Russian aggression and threats in Europe changes", warned the French president after having received in the Elysée the party leaders and candidates in the presidential election of 2027.
Vini Jr, Mbappé and Konaté hide Ceuta's support message before the Real Madrid match against Elche.
