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Sirens sounded overnight in the eastern Polish city of Lublin amid a widespread wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Firefighters and emergency personnel were dispatched shortly afterward to a nearby village following reports of an explosion, where they found a huge crater about 10 meters (33 feet) wide.
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany brings hundreds together to address Holocaust preservation as living witnesses pass.
Scenarios for the next phase of the campaign against Iran were presented at the White House meeting. Sources claim the gaps between Israel and the Trump administration are minor, while the emerging scenario for now is tightening the economic blockade on Iran while continuing a war of attrition, without being drawn into high-intensity warfare.
Maritime security firm Ambrey said a drone struck a US-owned gas storage tanker at Egypt’s Damietta Port, with the fire spreading to a second vessel. Cairo has played down the incident, reporting a fire in an engine room, while security officials said no attack took place. The port appeared on a target list circulated on pro-Iranian Telegram channels in response to a Ukrainian strike in the Caspian Sea.
Amid cash-flow problems and the lack of a comprehensive IDF work plan, the US will operate four new concrete plants along the Gaza border, aiming to fill deep tunnels and build a massive US base.
