Threats
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Sky News Editor Warns Trump Entered a War With No Clear Path to Victory
DID Press: Dominic Waghorn, International Affairs Editor at Sky News, stated that Donald Trump has entered a conflict he cannot win, arguing that the U.S. president made a strategic miscalculation regarding the level of Iranian resistance to sustained aerial bombardment.…
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Russia Expels British Diplomat Over Alleged Intelligence Activities
DID Press: Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced the expulsion of Jens Gerardus, the Second Secretary of the British Embassy in Moscow, after accusing him of conducting intelligence-related activities. According to a report by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB),…
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Humanitarian Agencies Report Deadly Floods Across Afghanistan
DID Press: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the Taliban’s Disaster Management Authority have reported that heavy rainfall and flash floods in multiple Afghan provinces have caused dozens of casualties and widespread damage. At least 17…
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Afghans in London Rally Against Pakistan’s Military Actions in Afghanistan
DID Press: A group of Afghan citizens residing in the United Kingdom held protests across key streets and locations in London, condemning recent Pakistani military operations in Afghanistan and calling for international attention. Participants in the demonstrations shouted slogans denouncing…
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Trump Demands Increased Saudi Funding for US Military Support
DID Press: Donald Trump reportedly requested during an economic meeting with Saudi Arabia’s finance minister that Mohammed bin Salman increase Riyadh’s financial contribution in exchange for Washington’s military support. These remarks came in the wake of reports of a missile…
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Alarming Rise in Traffic Fatalities in Badakhshan
DID Press: The spokesperson for Badakhshan Police Command reported that a total of 122 traffic accidents were recorded in the province during the year (2025–2026). Ehsanullah Kamgar stated that these incidents resulted in the deaths of 136 people—including women, men,…
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