Israel’s Finance Minister Warns Against Military Conflict with Lebanon Unless Hezbollah Withdraws, Reports Claim
Israel’s finance minister urges restraint in possible conflict with Lebanon, calling for Hezbollah’s withdrawal from the border. A military response is threatened if necessary to protect border communities.
“Aliyev’s Silent Demand: New Definition of Military Conflict Included in Draft Ceasefire Agreement, Reports “Hraparak” Newspaper”
The “Hraparak” newspaper reports that although CSTO allies demand a new definition of military conflict, Aliyev has not made such a demand. Armenia’s daily life must align with the agreement to avoid territorial conflicts. The new definition requires public discussion with at least 647,000 participants. The amendment aims to remove the link between constitutional law and the criminal code. Check out today’s newspaper for more details.
“Severe Famine Strikes Eastern Tigre as Conflict Devastates Region: Millions at Risk, Urgent Assistance Needed”
Eastern Tigre region in Ethiopia faces severe famine due to military conflict. 297 children critical and 400 deaths reported. Urgent international humanitarian assistance requested. Millions displaced in refugee camps. Authorities seek help in addressing consequences of recent operations.
“US Investigates Potential Use of Phosphorus Ammunition by Israel during Lebanon Conflict”
The US is investigating claims of Israel’s use of phosphorus ammunition. Washington hasn’t provided such weapons since October but is seeking clarification from Israeli partners. The situation is still unclear.
“Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin Assures Ukraine: No Fear of Military Conflict, Intense Battle-Ready Troops Await”
“Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin reassures Ukraine of US support, emphasizing the importance of military capabilities and coordination in achieving battlefield results. He confirms the successful deployment of Ukraine’s Javelin missiles and the ongoing commitment to backing Ukraine amid tensions with Russia.”
“Poverty Soars Among Gaza Refugees as Conflict Takes Devastating Toll, UN Report Shows”
Refugees in Gaza face a 20% increase in poverty, with 390,000 losing their jobs due to the recent conflict. Experts warn of long-term consequences, including a decline in human development and an increase in poverty up to 34%. The Ministry of Health reports over 10,000 casualties, including 4,412 children.