Ukrainian soldiers destroy Russian Tu-22M3 bomber: Weaponry used revealed
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An Iranian official told Reuters there were no plans to respond against Israel for the incident.
A Russian long-range Tupolev-22M3 bomber crashed into a field in the Stavropol region in Russia’s North Caucasus early on Friday morning, the Russian Defence Ministry said in comments reported by Interfax.
Ukraine is seemingly determined to continue its drone strikes targeting Russian industrial infrastructure, despite the United States signaling its disapproval of the attacks, The Economist reported on April 18.
U.S. officials declined to comment as of early Friday, but American broadcast networks quoting unnamed U.S. officials said Israel carried out the attack.
The United States says an independent Palestinian state should be established through direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and not through UN action.
UN chief's comments came as Tehran warned it has the ability to strike Israeli nuclear sites if Israel targets Iran's nuclear facilities.
Syrian reports indicated airstrikes targeted sites belonging to the Syrian Army in the As-Suwayda and Daraa Governorates of southern Syria.
Mobina Rostami posted on Instagram that she was 'ashamed' of Iran's attack on Israel and that 'the people in Iran love Israel and hate the Islamic Republic'; Now her social media accounts have been closed and no one knows where she is
Remains of the Vasuki indicus found in a mine are estimated to be 15 metres long
Chief scientist voices fears about H5N1 variant that has ‘extraordinarily high’ mortality rate in humans