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Le Monde: When sharks bite in self-defense
Shark bites are rare, with about 100 to 150 incidents globally each year, resulting in roughly 10 fatalities. Research by Eric Clua highlights that some bites are acts of self-defense, with 5% of recent incidents in French Polynesia classified as such.
The study analyzed bite data since 1942, noting that out of 137 occurrences, 16 were self-defense, leading to two fatalities. Recent cases include divers and fishermen interacting with sharks, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of shark behavior.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US says more than 800 targets in Yemen hit since mid-March, hundreds of Houthi fighters killed
North Korea has confirmed it sent 10,000-12,000 troops to Russia to support its war against Ukraine, citing a mutual defense treaty. Leader Kim Jong Un stated the deployment aims to "annihilate" Ukrainian forces. Reports indicate heavy casualties among North Korean soldiers.
In related military actions, Israel intercepted Iranian aircraft headed to Syria last year, preventing troop deliveries to President Bashar al-Assad. Meanwhile, U.S. military operations in Yemen have targeted over 800 sites, killing many Houthi fighters, although attacks on U.S. vessels persist.
The Telegraph: Putin’s top Ukraine negotiator plotted to send expired Covid vaccines to Africa
Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund, orchestrated a plan to extend the expiration date of 6 million doses of the Sputnik Light vaccine for donation to Africa. This move aimed to counter US vaccine influence amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Dmitriev's classified correspondence reveals a push for humanitarian aid, urging the Russian health ministry to act quickly due to the competitive landscape of vaccine distribution.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: Israel stopped Iranian planes from reaching Syria ahead of Assad’s ouster
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that Israeli warplanes intercepted Iranian aircraft last year, preventing them from delivering troops to support Syria's then-president Bashar al-Assad. Netanyahu stated that Iran aimed to rescue Assad amidst heavy losses suffered by Hezbollah in Lebanon.
As the rebel offensive against Assad intensified, Israel remained vigilant, wary of the new Islamist government in Syria. Following Assad's ouster, Israel deployed troops to a UN-patrolled buffer zone in the Golan Heights, maintaining a defensive presence there indefinitely.
Le Monde: North Korea confirms troop deployment to Russia for the first time
North Korea has confirmed the deployment of troops to Russia, stating that its soldiers assisted in reclaiming territory in the Kursk region from Ukrainian control. This admission follows reports from intelligence agencies about North Korea sending over 10,000 soldiers to aid Russia last year.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un praised the soldiers' efforts, declaring them heroes and promising state benefits for their families. Experts suggest the public acknowledgment of the deployment was a strategic decision by both countries, aimed at enhancing their international stance and securing greater rewards from Russia.
#culture
GB News: RuPaul's Drag Race star dies aged 44, just days after major surgery
Jiggly Caliente, a star of RuPaul's Drag Race, has died at 44, confirmed by her family. Known as Bianca Castro, she passed away following complications from a severe infection that led to the amputation of her right leg.
Her family praised her as a vibrant presence in entertainment and advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community, stating she will be deeply missed. This news comes shortly after the death of fellow Drag Race star The Vivienne, further impacting fans of the franchise.