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GB News: Air India plane crash: Mark White details 'astonishing' discovery after horrific tragedy
A British-Indian passenger, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, has been identified as a survivor of the recent Air India plane crash shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad. Initial reports indicated no survivors, but police confirmed Ramesh was found in seat 11A, with another survivor possibly located in the hospital.
Mark White from GB News described the news as "astonishing," emphasizing the unexpected discovery of survivors amid earlier claims of fatalities. He noted the situation remains fluid, with the potential for more updates as investigations continue.
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Le Monde: Russia targeted French speakers in Africa with AI-generated posts, says France
A French government report reveals that a pro-Russian online operation has targeted French speakers in Africa with deceptive AI-generated content, likely orchestrated by Moscow. This campaign aims to expand Russian influence in former French colonies through grassroots activism and social media.
The operation, linked to the Russian news agency African Initiative, utilized automated accounts to disseminate thousands of articles on non-political topics to gain traction. Following the disbandment of the Wagner group, African Initiative has become central to Russia's information strategy in Africa, allegedly directed by Russian intelligence services.
Fox News: Trump aware of Israel strikes on Iran beforehand, says there were no surprises
President Trump stated he was aware of Israel's preemptive strikes on Iran, which resulted in the deaths of three top Iranian military commanders. He emphasized that Iran must not acquire a nuclear bomb and expressed hope for renewed negotiations, despite Iran's reluctance.
The U.S. was informed of the strikes but did not participate. Trump noted that U.S. Central Command is on high alert for potential Iranian retaliation, and the U.S. has increased its defense capabilities, including replenishing Iron Dome missiles.
The Telegraph: Israel is just getting started, but can a weakened Iran respond?
Israel launched airstrikes shortly after President Trump emphasized diplomacy with Iran regarding its nuclear program. This raises questions about Prime Minister Netanyahu's intentions and whether he is disregarding U.S. directives.
The situation reflects the complexities of Middle Eastern politics, with the U.S. already scaling back its diplomatic presence in the region amid rising tensions.
Times Of Israel: Iran vows ‘painful fate’ for Israel, firing over 100 drones in initial response to attack
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned Israel of a "bitter and painful" fate following Israeli strikes on Iranian military targets, including high-ranking officials. In response, Iran launched over 100 drones toward Israel, while the IDF intercepted them without incident.
The Israeli operation aimed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, with officials stating it would last several days. Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian use, despite enriching uranium to levels close to weapons-grade. The U.S. distanced itself from the Israeli actions but warned Iran against retaliating.