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Jun 23, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Kemi Badenoch: Grooming gangs inquiry must probe ‘insidious’ cousin marriage links
Kemi Badenoch has called for a national inquiry into grooming gangs to investigate the role of cousin marriage in fostering group loyalties that undermine societal integration. She emphasized that such practices may contribute to environments where horrific crimes can occur.
Her comments follow a report indicating that many suspects in grooming cases have familial ties. Public sentiment shows strong support for banning cousin marriage, with a recent poll revealing 77% of Brits in favor.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says Sunday’s Haifa impact not failed interceptor, but undetected Iranian missile
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that a missile strike in Haifa was caused by an Iranian ballistic missile, not a failed air defense interceptor. The missile hit a residential area, injuring three people, due to a detection failure that allowed the warhead to go undetected.
This incident occurred amid ongoing missile attacks from Iran, which has launched over 500 missiles in retaliation for Israeli military actions. Israel asserts that Iran's missile capabilities are expanding, with significant damage and casualties reported from these attacks.
Liberty Nation News: President Trump Warned Them, but Iran Was Not Listening - Liberty Nation News
In a decisive military operation dubbed Operation Midnight Hammer, the U.S. struck Iran's nuclear facilities, targeting sites at Fordow and Natanz. The operation involved complex coordination between multiple military branches and utilized advanced stealth bombers and Tomahawk missiles, demonstrating U.S. military capabilities.
Iran has vowed retaliation, but President Trump emphasized that the strike aimed solely at neutralizing Iran's nuclear threat. He warned that any Iranian attacks on U.S. personnel would be met with overwhelming force. The situation raises questions about future peace talks and regional stability.
Le Monde: Trump's balancing act: Promising peace while striking Iran
On June 21, 2025, the U.S. conducted airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, which President Trump called a "spectacular military success." The operation, named "Midnight Hammer," involved extensive planning and deception, including a diversionary flight of B-2 bombers.
General Dan Caine noted that the mission was executed with minimal communication, and Iranian forces reportedly did not engage the American planes. The strikes were aimed at key infrastructure, with a significant focus on the Fordo site.
Times Of Israel: Iran hangs man accused of spying for Israel, working with Iran International news outlet
Iran executed Mohammad-Amin Mahdavi Shayesteh for allegedly spying for Israel, amid ongoing conflict between the two nations. He was linked to Mossad and a critical Persian-language TV channel, which Iran views as an Israeli asset.
The Iranian judiciary is expediting cases involving espionage related to Israel, with recent executions highlighting the regime's stance against perceived threats. Iran is noted for its high execution rate, often without public evidence of the charges.
#history
Fox News: Archaeologists discover untouched tomb linked to King Midas' dynasty: 'High level of wealth'
A newly uncovered tomb in Turkey, likely linked to the family of King Midas, dates back to the 8th century B.C. at the Gordion archaeological site. Excavations revealed rare artifacts, including bronze objects and iron tools, suggesting a high level of wealth.
The burial chamber, untouched by burglars, contained cremated remains and large bronze cauldrons used for funeral feasts. This discovery adds to previous finds at Gordion, including a burial with over 3,000 amber beads, highlighting the site's significance in ancient trade networks.
#other
Fox News: Americans vulnerable to cyberattacks, lone wolf threats in wake of Iranian airstrikes: former FBI agent
Following recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, experts warn of potential cyberattacks and terrorist threats against Americans. Bill Daly, a former FBI investigator, highlighted vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure, particularly the electrical grid, and raised concerns about individuals on terrorist watchlists crossing the U.S. border.
Daly noted that the Biden administration's open border policies may have allowed numerous bad actors into the country, increasing the risk of coordinated attacks. He emphasized the importance of ongoing vigilance by the FBI and other agencies to monitor both organized terror cells and lone wolf attackers.