Zelensky claims that Moscow is manipulating the lives of Ukrainian inmates involved in a military plane disaster.
In the Belgorod region of Russia, an Ilyushin Il-76 military transport aircraft crashed on Wednesday. While Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, charged Moscow with "playing with the lives of Ukrainian prisoners of war," Russia has blamed Ukraine for downing the airliner.
Have you heard of vampire bacteria that feed on human blood? Scientists at Washington State University have discovered this novel characteristic in bacteria such as E. Coli and Salmonella.
UK: Fresh defeats in House of Lords over Rwanda bill, lawmakers reject all 7 bill amendments
The UK PM Rishi Sunak's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has faced further delay. The people in the House of Lords voted against a number of changes to the legislation.
Iraq Church, Kaziranga on Wings, and Odisha's Lyfe Hotel
This Wings episode includes an exclusive travel to Odisha and a visit to the brand-new, opulent Lyfe Hotel in Bhubaneswar. We bring you an intriguing story from Iraq, where a new church is being erected to attract Christian pilgrims after a bit of sightseeing in Odisha. While PM Modi was visiting Kaziranga, we looked around the park to discover what activities are available in this national park designated by UNESCO. We then looked at how Ramadan is celebrated around the world.
Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine says it hit SU-57 fighter jet inside Russia
The Ukrainian military asserts that it struck an SU-57 fighter jet for the first time ever. It appeared that the fighter plane was stationed at a southern Russian airfield. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Russia-Ukraine war: attack in Donetsk, Russia-held, killing at least 27 people in a famous market
At least 27 people were killed on Sunday when artillery shells, shattered stores, shattered glass, and human deaths hit a district of Russian-occupied Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine.
UN Security Council meets in emergency; topics include famine in Gaza and threats against relief workers.
The UN secretary-general issued a dire warning on Friday, stating that there is an urgent need for a "quantum leap" in the delivery of life-saving supplies because children in Gaza are dying of starvation and dehydration. "The doors to starvation are opened when the gates to aid are closed," declared Guterres.
Investing enables Paytm to improve its payment services.
The troubled fintech behemoth Paytm is almost approved to invest in its payments gateway division. The two-year-old judgment would provide some relief for the corporation among regulatory issues. The investment enables Paytm to improve its online transaction processing paytm payment services.
Brazil's coup anniversary: Opponents caution against a return of the right-wing
Left-wing groups in Brazil organized demonstrations on the anniversary of the military takeover in 1964. They demanded punishment for those who planned the attack on Congress the previous year.
In a setback to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, two ministers tendered their resignations on Tuesday, necessitating a mini-reshuffle in which fresh appointments were made. Keep an eye out for further information!
Chinese scientists boost the F-22 radar signature to increase survival in the skies
A combat plane's low radar cross-section, or stealth, is one of the most crucial characteristics it may have in the fight for survival in the air, when being detected might mean the difference between life and death.
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