The fighting in the north continues: Air strike tonight (Friday-Saturday) on a building between Harof and Jabshit in the Nabati area, South Lebanon. Meanwhile, an explosion was heard in the vicinity of the Dimas area in the western countryside of Damascus. The Syrian newspaper Al-Watan, which is affiliated with the regime, says that preliminary information indicates that it was an Israeli attack in the Dimas area, northwest of the capital Damascus.
Earlier dozens of rockets were launched at several settlements in the Upper Galilee. This, after the IDF attacked targets of the Hezbollah organization in the area of the villages of Yachmar and Ankora. The IDF informed that there were no casualties from the barrage, and that an aircraft destroyed one of the launchers from which the shooting was carried out.
Documenting interceptions in Kfar Sold (photo: social networks)
Aharon Gemzo, a resident of Kfar Sold: “During the rocket barrage this evening in the Upper Galilee, booms were heard in Kibbutz Kfar Sold whose residents are not being evacuated – booms during the alarm with only zero seconds to defend themselves. The children prostrated themselves on the floor – because there is no other option for them for safety.”
In addition,
Road Renovation: Steyr Invests 1.7 Million Euros
The city of Steyr wants to invest more than one million euros in the renovation of streets. Specifically, work is planned in Mittelstrasse, in Resthofstrasse, in Hilberstrasse, at Gmainplatz, in Trude-Payer-Strasse, in Sudetenstrasse, at the connection between Schaftgasse and Werndlgasse as well as in Willi-Frank-Strasse and Willi- Gruber Street. The city senate asked the local council to release around 1.1 million euros for this asphalting work.
The two side streets Hasenrathstrasse and Haidershofner Strasse are also to be renovated. The city senate is requesting the release of around 580,000 euros for the stabilization work.
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Al Bilad Newspaper Kremlin: Replacing The Commander Of…
The Kremlin considered, on Friday, that replacing the commander of the Ukrainian army would not affect the course of the war that has been going on for nearly two years between Moscow and Kiev, the day after General Valery Zalogny was dismissed and the commander of the Ground Forces, Oleksandr Sirsky, was appointed as his successor.
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, “We do not believe that (this step) is an influencing factor in the course of the special military operation,” stressing that the attack “will continue until the goals set for it are achieved.”
Earlier on Thursday, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustam Amirov announced that Zaloghny had been removed from his position.
The change, brought by a new military leadership, comes after months of speculation about a rift between Zelensky and army chief General Valery Zaloghny, who many Ukrainians consider a national hero.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a decision appointing Lieutenant General Alexander Sersky as the new commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, succeeding Zalughny. Zelensky described Sersky as “the most experienced general in Ukraine.”
“As of today, a new management team takes over the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” Zelensky said in a statement.
Magnitude-4.6 Earthquake Rattles Southern California; Widespread Shaking Felt…
Breaking News: Magnitude-4.6 Earthquake Shakes Malibu and Surrounding Areas
Breaking News Magnitude-4.6 Earthquake Shakes Malibu and Surrounding Areas
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Overview
A magnitude-4.6 earthquake struck northwest of Malibu, causing widespread shaking across Southern California. The tremors occurred on [Current Date and Time]and the earthquake’s epicenter was located about 7 miles northwest of Malibu in the Santa Monica Mountains. This seismic activity was followed by a series of aftershocks, with the largest measuring magnitudes of 3.0 and 2.7, occurring within an hour in the same area.
Impact on Los Angeles and Surrounding Areas
The shaking was felt by approximately 12 million people across the Los Angeles area. Reports of shaking were received from various regions, including the LA, Orange, and Ventura county coasts, the South Bay, Long Beach, the San Fernando Valley, downtown LA, Riverside, Irvine, and Anaheim. Some weaker shaking was also observed in parts of north San Diego County.
Eye Witness Account: Dental Office Rattled
Marla Dailey, who was working in a Thousand Oaks dental office, described the earthquake as a major jolt. Despite the initial shock,
[A Bem De Angola] We Cant Just Count…
President of the ruling party gave a conciliatory speech during the opening of the ‘Political Year 2024’, which was well received by different segments of Angolan society.
”[A bem de Angola] we can’t just count on those who have an MPLA card, we can’t just count on those who are MPLA activists. We have to count, coexist and work with all patriots (…)”, appealed João Lourenço, as leader of the comrades, during the opening of the party’s ‘Political Year 2024’, in the Camama area, in Luanda.
The party leader, who spoke in front of thousands of party members, friends and supporters, challenged the different MPLA governing bodies to train cadres, aiming to achieve this goal that Angola is the result of all citizens, regardless of party color.
“We have to pay attention to our connection with society. It’s about work, the importance of the work we must do with those who are not from the MPLA, the so-called civil society, where we are, but we are not there alone.
Exploring New Mexicos Historic Landmarks: A Journey Through…
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New Mexico is a melting pot of cultures, a mix of Native American, Spanish, and American history. With a population that celebrates its multicultural heritage, New Mexico invites travelers to discover its storied past and historic landmarks and experience the unique blend of traditions that define this southwestern gem. From Taos to Tucumcari, you have the chance to see time from the Pueblo people up until the heydey of America’s Route 66.
Taos
Taos Pueblo, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Taos sits at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and is known for embodying the artistic and cultural spirit of New Mexico. The Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest continuously inhabited community in the U.S., is a must-visit site for anyone interested in the history and traditions of the Pueblo people.
In town, you can visit the historic Taos Plaza which is surrounded by adobe structures and is full of shops and galleries showcasing local art. Nearby, you can visit the Kit Carson Home and Museum, which is a great way to learn about the famous frontiersman’s life.
Lincoln
Lincoln Historic Site, New Mexico.
Investigation Into Terrorist Attack Against Istanbul Courthouse |…
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Minister of Justice Tunç, in his post on his social media account, stated that in the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office regarding the armed attack of the terrorist organization DHKP/C members Emrah Yayla and Pınar Birkoç on the police checkpoint in front of the Istanbul Palace of Justice in Çağlayan, 14 suspects were accused of “trying to overthrow the constitutional order”. He announced that 33 people were arrested for “attempting” and “qualified intentional murder”, 33 people were arrested for “being a member of an armed terrorist organization” and 1 suspect was arrested for “aiding the organization”.
Tunç stated that 48 suspects were released on the condition of judicial control and noted that the judicial investigation into the incident continues comprehensively.
Stating that 5 of the 6 suspects who were detained within the scope of the investigation carried out regarding those who were found to have made provocative posts on their social media accounts after the attack were arrested, Tunç said that the attacker Birkoç’s brother, who was on trial at the 13th High Criminal Court during the action, was also considered to be connected to the action and that “constitutional He stated that he was arrested for “attempting to destroy the order”.
Will Winter Finally Deliver? Snowstorm Forecasted For Next…
On the heels of last winter, a.k.a. “the winter that wasn’t,” snow lovers had high hopes for this winter being the one to break the pattern of low snowfall. To their dismay, this winter has not delivered, with only 2.3 inches of snow recorded thus far, matching the snowfall received for all of last winter.
Mild temperatures have been prevalent once again this winter, leading to more rain falling than snow. Every day this month has featured above-average readings, with the warmth expected to last through the weekend.
Given such a mild pattern, the thought of a snowstorm seems highly unlikely. However, as we head into next week, there is an increasing possibility that one is in the cards.
By early next week, a dip in the jet stream will allow colder air to filter into the region, making spring-like temperatures just a memory. With colder air in place comes the potential for snow as a storm system works its way through late Monday into Tuesday.
Initially starting as rain before changing over to snow as the storm deepens and draws colder air into it.
Snowfall forecast models for Monday
The forecast models are generally on agreement regarding expected snow totals for this particular storm which makes it quite promising:
- The American model predicts around 6.5 inches of snow in Central Park and up to 1 foot for northwestern suburbs.