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At least 15 people have been killed and 30 injured after a gunman opened fire at a university in Prague. Panicked crowds were seen fleeing for their lives with their hands in the air during the shooting at Charles University in the Czech capital. Czech police said the shooting took place shortly after 3pm (2pm GMT) when a lone gunmen killed 15 people at the Faculty of Arts building in Jan Palach Square. Another 30 were injured, 11 of which were seriously wounded. Police also stated that the shooter's body has been found in the area. Footage from the attack showed terrified staff and students barricaded themselves inside their classrooms with piles of chairs and tables. Today breaking news, 15 dead in Prague shooting, Prague news, Europe News, US news, US today News, Latest News, Breaking News, USA News, University Shooting new,

On this week's episode of The Frontline with Jerome Starkey Russian President Zelensky has hinted he may 500,000 more Ukrainian men in a move to continue the fight against Russia as the war moves into it's second year. At a rare end-of-year address, the defiant leader admitted it has been a "difficult year" - but vowed Ukraine will fight on to victory. Zelensky kicked off his address by stating: "This is a difficult year that is coming to an end." However, he told Ukrainians never to lose "our resilience", adding: "We are fighting for a future to be chosen by ourselves not the Russian Federation." This suggestion comes as winter starts to set in and both sides look to bolster their reserves or men and ammunition. There is some suggestion Putin is unable to call on a second mobilisation before his election next year as it would damage his support before March. Credit to : The sun & Front line Journalist breaking news, mariupol, russia News, ukraine News, russia ukraine News, ukraine russia war, ukraine war, ukraine latest, ukraine russia news, ukrainian artillery, ukraine army news, ukraine war video footage, russian, warzone, andriivka, russia war, russia war ukraine, kyiv attack, kyiv, zelensky, ukrainian air force, russia drone, ukrainian drone strike, mobilisation, ukraine mobilisation, ukraine war news update today, ukraine mobilisation news

#israel #gaza #palestine Plumes of black smoke rose over Gaza’s Khan Younis as fighting between Israel and Hamas continued on Wednesday (December 20). Since the last truce collapsed at the start of this month, the war has entered a more intensive phase, with ground combat previously confined to the northern half of the Gaza Strip now spread across the length of the coastal enclave. news,breaking news,israeli navy,hamas,khan younis,khan younis,israeli tanks,hamas,gaza,south of gaza,fighting in gaza,israel hamas war,war in gaza,israel attacks,hamas terror attack,fire on enemy,hamas hostages,hamas vs israel,israel hamas war gaza,israel hamas war news,israel fight,israel fighters,hamas school,hamas weapons,un school,gaza school,hamas terrorists,terrorist,terror attack,hamas tunnel,terror tunnel

#israel #gaza #palestine Hamas has confessed to using hospitals and ambulances in Gaza as cover for military operations. Footage released by ISA Spokesperson appears to show a member of Hamas saying that the terrorist organization uses Gaza infrastructure to hide military missions. The IDF said: "Ahmad Kahalot—Senior Hamas Member since 2010 and director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalya in northern Gaza admits that Hamas has used hospitals as military facilities under their control." Credit to : The Sun News

This is the funny moment four wild turkeys closely followed a postman on his round. Eric Setunsky was driving through Marinette, Wisconsin, USA, on November 20 when he spotted his friend Todd Wiegmann on shift for the US Postal Service. Hilarious footage shows the USPS worker being shadowed by some unusual friends as a group of wild birds kept close to his pocket. Turning to see Eric, Todd was clearly confused by why the turkeys were following him as they circled him when he stopped near his van. Eric said: “I thought it was so funny not only because Thanksgiving was so close but because they were so eager to follow him. “They followed him right across the busy main road of town. “When I asked Todd later on he told me the turkeys were following him for a while and he was dodging in and out of different businesses doors to try to lose them. “Marinette is a small town where we are all familiar with each other and the local wildlife.”

A baby sea lion found on a busy road outside San Diego on Thanksgiving remains in professional care after refusing to go back in the water when brought to the beach by officers who responded. The Coronado Police Department (CPD) said on Instagram that the sea lion was seen crossing southbound lanes of SR75 near Leyte Road. Officers were able to get the animal safely into a crate and transport it to the shoreline. But when offered the chance at freedom, the little guy had other ideas. Police said the sea lion went to the water’s edge, took one look in the ocean, and promptly turned back to the comfort of the crate it had been put in. Workers from SeaWorld San Diego arrived shortly after and took away the sea lion, which has been named Gobble. Please follow us for more good video and news from all around the world especially from USA, United State, America, US, New York, Canada, Australia etc

#russia #ukraine #war A Russian soldier cheated death when a Ukrainian sniper’s bullet hit his smartphone in his chest pocket. Pictures show how his Chinese-made Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite took the brunt of the shot, leaving a mark on his chest, but not penetrating his body. A hole is seen where the shot entered the phone and on the back of the device, there is a bulge with the bullet still embedded.

#iceland #volcano #worldnews Lava continued to spew from a volcano in Iceland on Wednesday (December 20) after an eruption late on Monday (December 18) on the Reykjanes peninsula in the southwest of the country. Live stream camera footage showed the lava spouting from a fissure at the site of the eruption northeast of the fishing town of Grindavik in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Authorities last month evacuated the nearly 4,000 inhabitants of Grindavik about 40 km (25 miles) southwest of capital city Reykjavik, allowing them back intermittently to check on homes put at risk by the tremors.

#trump #USNews #US DONALD Trump has been ruled ineligible to run for US president for allegedly engaging in insurrection, the Colorado Supreme Court has ruled. It means the brash tycoon risks being banned from appearing on the state's ballot for next year's GOP primary. breaking news, trump, trump indictment, trump news, trump latest, criminal charges, trump court, trump court live, trump court news, trump impeachment, trump impeached news, trump family, mar-a-lago, civil court, civil trial, new york court, donald trump, former president, legal, law, trump sued, supreme court, colorado, colorado ruling, colorado bars trump, trump barred, trump colorado, trump colorado ruling, trump elections 2024

#us #ukraine #russia Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday he was confident the U.S. would not "betray" his country by withholding crucial aid and he proposed mobilizing 450,000-500,000 more Ukrainians into the armed forces. today news, breaking news, mariupol, russia, ukraine, ukrainian, russia ukraine, ukraine russia, war in ukraine, putin, ukraine war, ukraine news, ukraine latest, ukraine russia news, ukrainian artillery, ukraine war video footage, bakhmut, russian, warzone, andriivka, russia war, russian tank, russia war ukraine, kyiv attack, kyiv, winter attack, zelensky, ukrainian air force, air force, ukrainian drone strike, us aid, congress, us congress, immigration, mexico immigrant

A tornado-warned storm brought intense wind and rain to parts of South Carolina, on Sunday, December 17. Footage filmed by X user @liamswx shows the storm cell lashing a yard in Carolina Forest. According to WTBW, the tornado produced “100 mph winds” along Myrtle Beach’s Grand Strand. A tornado watch remained in effect for parts of North Carolina until 8 pm on Sunday.

A train was derailed after colliding with an 18-wheeler stuck on the tracks in Aledo, Texas – near Fort Worth – on December 17. According to local news reports, the 18-wheeler became stuck while crossing the train tracks and was struck by a Union Pacific train. The Texas Department of Public Safety said two train engines and 17 train cars were derailed. The news report said, citing the sheriff’s office, that both diesel fuel and oil spilled but there is no danger to the public. The train conductor suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. Samuel Ingram recorded this video as he was headed to flight school. The footage shows the train crashing into the trailer as voices behind the camera state their disbelief. The sound of crashing continues as the voices explain that the train is derailing.

#israel #gaza #palestine The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recently unveiled a comprehensive view of the tunnel network employed by Hamas' senior leadership in the "Elite Quarter" of the Gaza Strip. This revelation sheds light on the strategic infrastructure used by Hamas terrorists, providing valuable insights into their military operations in the region. The Elite Quarter has been a focal point for Hamas' top leadership, and the intricate tunnel system uncovered by the IDF underscores the group's commitment to establishing secure and concealed communication and logistical channels. IDF troops have secured Hamas' "Elite Quarter" in the center of Gaza City, including the area of the ‘Palestine Square’, from where Hamas’ administrative and military leadership operated. The complex includes a large network of tunnels that connects terrorist hideouts, bureaus, and residential apartments belonging to Hamas’ senior leadership. This complex, both above and below ground, was a center of power for Hamas’ military and political wings.

#china #worldnews Drone footage captured the scale of devastation in a county at China's northwest province of Gansu on Wednesday (December 20), days after a magnitude-6.2 earthquake jolted the region, destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 131 people. Images taken on Wednesday showed numerous damaged homes in Dahejia county, many with collapsed roofs and large piles of rubble surrounding the buildings. A cluster of blue tents which served as disaster relief shelters for residents displaced by Monday's (December 18) earthquake also stood out in the quake-stricken area. In Gansu, 113 people had been found dead as of 9 a.m. on Wednesday (0100 GMT), and 782 were injured, authorities said. The death toll in neighbouring Qinghai province rose to 18 with 198 injured as of 5:30 a.m. on Wednesday.

#space #spacenews #worldnews A company live stream showed New Shepard lifting off from Blue Origin's remote Van Horn, Texas launch site and soaring to space for a few minutes above ground before its rocket booster returned back to land. At peak altitude, the booster deployed 33 research experiments encapsulated in a gumdrop-shaped pod, which also returned to land under parachutes minutes later. breaking news, NASA News, space New, asteroid, meteor, bennu, American in space, US News, US technology news, US space News, NASA updated News, Osiris-rex,utah, US, NASA Mission update, asteroid, piece of asteroid, research, space research, space asteroid, blue origin, blue origin news, blue origin launch, blue origin space,blue origin launch live,blue origin shepard launch,blue origin launch jeff bezos, blue origin launch latest

#ukraine #russia #ukrainenews Russian children are being forced to make parts for flying grenades which are dropped by kamikaze drones to kill and maim. They've also been drafted in to construct crutches for the war wounded. Vladimir Putin has unveiled compulsory Soviet-style “labour classes”, where pupils are deployed to make goods for his frontline troops. Footage has revealed young students finessing pre-made plastic orange “tails” to attach to grenades dropped from Russian drones. These tails are essential in enabling the grenades to hit Ukrainian targets more accurately. Video Credit to : The Sun

#ukraine #russia #worldnews Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday (December 19) that the military had asked for an additional 450,000-500,000 people to be mobilised into the army, "a very serious number," he said addressing a televised news conference in the capital Kyiv. He said he would need more arguments from the military to support the request and that top military and government officials were due to discuss the issue before it is put before the parliament. Amongst the considerations, Zelensky said, was finances. Funding for Ukraine has been held up recently in both the U.S. and European Union amid political tussles as Ukraine fends off a full-scale Russian invasion. However at the same news conference the president said he was certain that crucial U.S. and European financial aid would continue and also that he expected the European Union to approve a 50 billion euro aid package soon. Zelensky said that conducting a mobilisation at such a scale would require additional financing. Video Credit to: The Sun

#israel #gaza #palestine IDF have released footage of an Israeli soldier descending into the darkness of a terror tunnel used by Hamas. The Israeli army has stated that 1,500 tunnel shafts and underground passages have been exposed in Gaza since the beginning of the war that started on October 7 when Hamas terrorists butchered and killed 1,200 people in Israel. IDF claims that most tunnel shafts have been found beneath schools, hospitals, mosques, UN facilities and civilian institutions. IDF said: "Our troops have located and destroyed hundreds of Hamas’ tunnels and continue to operate to dismantle their subterranean terrorist network." breaking news, Israel News, hamas News, south of gaza, fighting in gaza, israel hamas war, war in gaza, israel attacks, hamas hostages, hamas vs israel, israel hamas war gaza, israel hamas war news, hamas school, un school, gaza school, hamas tunnel

#israel #gaza #palestine Footage released by the IDF shows the moment an armed Hamas terrorist is targeted and hit by a strike carried out by an Israeli Air Force aircraft. DF said: "Forces from the 414th Collection Battalion of the Border Protection Corps operated in the Khan Yunis area in the southern Gaza Strip. As part of the activity, an armed terrorist was identified, carrying an RPG leaving a military structure." Video Credit to: The Sun

Footage has been released of a Sonoma County Sheriff’s Deputy who was driving on Highway 1 just north of Jenner, was flagged down by citizens reporting a vehicle off the roadway. The Deputy, who is a resident Coast Deputy assigned to the area, reported that the vehicle was upside down and in a ravine. The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office Helicopter, Henry-1, had just launched to conduct an air patrol. Henry-1 conducts air patrols throughout the day to be in the air and available to respond quickly for emergency calls such as this. Henry-1 arrived within 9 minutes of the Deputy locating the vehicle. Henry-1 landed on Highway 1 and configured the helicopter for a rescue with a 100-foot long line. The pilot flew the two Tactical Flight Officer’s (TFO), who are required to be Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), to the victim. The victim was assessed, packaged into a Hot Seat Rescue Device and flown to nearby Monte Rio Fire Department and Sonoma County Fire District Ambulance personnel. Video Credit to: The Sun

ISRAEL has claimed Hamas is using recordings of children screaming "save me, save me!" to lure IDF troops into death traps. Government spokesman Avi Hyman spoke to The Sun about the particularly heinous methods used by the terror group and how Israeli troops are "struggling psychologically". He said: "There's a lot of psychological warfare being waged by Hamas against our soldiers. "We've heard reports of them setting up scenarios by which the soldiers would think that there's hostages in a specific area to then ambush them. "So we've heard reports of them playing Israeli toddlers saying, 'Save me! Save me', you know, from within buildings that are booby trapped." He even revealed shocking video evidence seen by Israel that shows the true extent to which Hamas are willing to go. Read more:

Russia is upgrading its nuclear arsenal and keeping its strategic forces at the highest level of readiness as the West wages a "hybrid war" against it, President Vladimir Putin told a conference of senior defense officials on Tuesday. Putin said Moscow would continue what it calls its "special military operation" in Ukraine, and that all attempts to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia had crumbled. Credit to : The Sun

#israel #gaza #palestine The IDF has destroyed a Hamas monument that was built to glorify a deadly attack on Israel by the terrorists during the 2014 Gaza War. Troops from the Golani Brigade’s 13th Battalion captured "Palestine Square" in the Shejaiya neighbourhood before toppling the sick statue. The sick monument was pulled down by Israel's famous Caterpillar D9 which is known as the world's most indestructible bulldozer. Famously called "The Teddy Bear", the 62-tonne monster bulldozer is almost impenetrable to guns and explosives and has mine-proof armour that can deflect rockets The "Palestine Square" is the same place where Hamas terrorists paraded the released hostages a few weeks ago during the "fragile truce".

At least 118 people have been killed and 400 left injured after a huge 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit northwest China. Rescuers are scrambling to find survivors in temperatures of -13C after China's deadliest quake in years struck rural Gansu province. The quake is China's deadliest since at least 2014. latest earthquake news, breaking news, china news, quake news, US News, America Earthquake News, USA News, Lastest News on earth quake, earthquake, gansu province, gansu, rescue, 6.2 magnitude, chinese, survivors, kangdiao, lanzhou, deadliest, deadly, 118 killed in earthquake

NORTH Korea has fired a second ballistic missile off its east coast just hours after the US warned a nuke attack would “end Kim’s regime”. South Korea's military said in a statement that North Korea launched what appeared to be a long-range ballistic missile from its capital region Monday morning. It said South Korea maintain a readiness while exchanging information about the launch with US and Japanese authorities. Japan's Defence Ministry also said it detected a suspected ballistic missile launch by North Korea. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters that he had so far received no report of injuries or damages from the missile launch and that he planned to hold a National Security Council meeting to discuss the test. breaking news, north korea, icbm, us News, missile, ballistic missile, pyongyang, japan, hwasong-18, kim jong un, south korea, hwasong