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❗️Heavy clashes are ongoing between Lebanese tribesmen on the northern border with Syria and HTS-led affiliated militants.
Casualties reported from both sides.
Casualties reported from both sides.
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❗️Photos and footage from today’s handover of the three Israeli captives in Gaza.
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❗️More footage of today's handover of the three Israeli captives as part of the Gaza ceasefire and exchange deal.
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❗️A different angle showing the handover of the Israeli captives that happened today as part of the Gaza ceasefire and exchange deal.
HTS Extremists Launch Rockets From Syria Into Lebanon As Border Clashes Intensify
Lebanon’s army has deployed reinforcements to the area as fighting between tribesmen and Syrian authorities flared up for the second day in a row
Clashes renewed on the Lebanon–Syria border on 7 February between Lebanese tribesmen and the forces of the Syrian Military Operations Department led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) reported “artillery shelling and heavy machine gun fire on the town of Jarmash on the city of Hermel’s northern border with Syria.” Part of Jarmash is located on the Syrian side of the border, while the other is on the Lebanese side.
Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported that a booby-trapped drone launched by the HTS-led forces exploded over Jarmash. The correspondent also said that two rockets struck the outskirts of the town of Al-Kawakh north of Hermel, which came from the countryside of Qusayr in Syria.
According to Al Mayadeen, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have begun to send reinforcements to the area.
The clashes erupted on 6 February in the town of Hawik – a Lebanese town that lies on both sides of the Lebanon–Syria border.
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Related: 2/8- ❗️Heavy clashes are ongoing between Lebanese tribesmen on the northern border with Syria and HTS-led affiliated militants. Casualties on both sides.
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Lebanon’s army has deployed reinforcements to the area as fighting between tribesmen and Syrian authorities flared up for the second day in a row
Clashes renewed on the Lebanon–Syria border on 7 February between Lebanese tribesmen and the forces of the Syrian Military Operations Department led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) reported “artillery shelling and heavy machine gun fire on the town of Jarmash on the city of Hermel’s northern border with Syria.” Part of Jarmash is located on the Syrian side of the border, while the other is on the Lebanese side.
Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported that a booby-trapped drone launched by the HTS-led forces exploded over Jarmash. The correspondent also said that two rockets struck the outskirts of the town of Al-Kawakh north of Hermel, which came from the countryside of Qusayr in Syria.
According to Al Mayadeen, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have begun to send reinforcements to the area.
The clashes erupted on 6 February in the town of Hawik – a Lebanese town that lies on both sides of the Lebanon–Syria border.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 2/8- ❗️Heavy clashes are ongoing between Lebanese tribesmen on the northern border with Syria and HTS-led affiliated militants. Casualties on both sides.
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HTS extremists launch rockets from Syria into Lebanon as border clashes intensify
Lebanon’s army has deployed reinforcements to the area as fighting between tribesmen and Syrian authorities flared up for the second day in a row
Scientists Discover Microplastics In Antarctica's Most Remote Regions - As They Warn 'nowhere On Earth Is Truly Untouched'
The sheer scale of Earth's plastic problem has been laid bare in a new study.
Researchers from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have discovered microplastics in the snow near some of Antarctica's deep field camps.
This is the first time these tiny pieces of plastic - some as small as a red blood cell - have been found in such remote locations.
An initial analysis suggests that the microplastics have come from local sources.
'This could come from outdoor clothing, or the ropes and flags that are used to mark safe routes in and around the camp,' said Dr Clara Manno, an ocean ecologist at BAS.
Worryingly, the implications of microplastics in this frozen wilderness remain unclear.
'Despite stringent regulations on materials entering Antarctica, our findings reveal microplastic contamination even in remote and highly controlled areas,' said Dr Kirstie Jones-Williams, co-author of the study.
'This underscores the pervasive nature of plastic pollution—demonstrating that nowhere on Earth is truly untouched.'
For the study, the researchers analysed samples collected from three field camps at the Union Glacier and the Schanz Glacier - two remote areas at the South Pole.
Previous studies have relied on scientists hand-picking particles and fibres out of samples for analysis.
Instead, the BAS team used a newer technique that involves melting snow through filter paper and scanning it at a higher resolution.
Their analysis revealed microplastics at concentrations ranging from 73 to 3,099 particles per liter of snow.
The vast majority (95 per cent) of the particles were smaller than 50 micrometres - the size of most human cells.
According to the researchers, this suggests previous studies may have underestimated the true extent of microplastic pollution in Antarctica, due to the less sensitive detection methods.
'With these developing techniques, we're now able to analyse microplastics of a much smaller size than before,' said Dr Emily Rowlands, co-author of the study.
'In fact, we found microplastic abundance in these snow samples to be 100 times higher than in previous studies of Antarctic snow samples.'
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The sheer scale of Earth's plastic problem has been laid bare in a new study.
Researchers from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have discovered microplastics in the snow near some of Antarctica's deep field camps.
This is the first time these tiny pieces of plastic - some as small as a red blood cell - have been found in such remote locations.
An initial analysis suggests that the microplastics have come from local sources.
'This could come from outdoor clothing, or the ropes and flags that are used to mark safe routes in and around the camp,' said Dr Clara Manno, an ocean ecologist at BAS.
Worryingly, the implications of microplastics in this frozen wilderness remain unclear.
'Despite stringent regulations on materials entering Antarctica, our findings reveal microplastic contamination even in remote and highly controlled areas,' said Dr Kirstie Jones-Williams, co-author of the study.
'This underscores the pervasive nature of plastic pollution—demonstrating that nowhere on Earth is truly untouched.'
For the study, the researchers analysed samples collected from three field camps at the Union Glacier and the Schanz Glacier - two remote areas at the South Pole.
Previous studies have relied on scientists hand-picking particles and fibres out of samples for analysis.
Instead, the BAS team used a newer technique that involves melting snow through filter paper and scanning it at a higher resolution.
Their analysis revealed microplastics at concentrations ranging from 73 to 3,099 particles per liter of snow.
The vast majority (95 per cent) of the particles were smaller than 50 micrometres - the size of most human cells.
According to the researchers, this suggests previous studies may have underestimated the true extent of microplastic pollution in Antarctica, due to the less sensitive detection methods.
'With these developing techniques, we're now able to analyse microplastics of a much smaller size than before,' said Dr Emily Rowlands, co-author of the study.
'In fact, we found microplastic abundance in these snow samples to be 100 times higher than in previous studies of Antarctic snow samples.'
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Scientists discover microplastics in Antarctica's most remote regions
The sheer scale of Earth's plastic problem has been laid bare in a new study, led by researchers from the British Antarctic Survey.
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BREAKING: 8.0 magnitude earthquake hits the Caribbean Sea; Tsunami warning issued
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HAZARDOUS TSUNAMI WAVES FROM THIS EARTHQUAKE ARE POSSIBLE WITHIN 1000 KM OF THE EPICENTER ALONG THE COASTS OF:
CAYMAN ISLANDS… JAMAICA… CUBA… MEXICO… HONDURAS… BAHAMAS… SAN ANDRES PROVID… BELIZE… HAITI… COSTA RICA… PANAMA… NICARAGUA AND GUATEMALA
HAZARDOUS TSUNAMI WAVES FROM THIS EARTHQUAKE ARE POSSIBLE WITHIN 1000 KM OF THE EPICENTER ALONG THE COASTS OF:
CAYMAN ISLANDS… JAMAICA… CUBA… MEXICO… HONDURAS… BAHAMAS… SAN ANDRES PROVID… BELIZE… HAITI… COSTA RICA… PANAMA… NICARAGUA AND GUATEMALA
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Ex-Israeli War Chief Confirms Issuing Hannibal Directive To Kill Own Civilians, Soldiers On 7 Oct [Former IDF Head Gallant] Israeli forces used attack helicopters, drones, and tanks to kill their own civilians and soldiers while blaming the deaths on Hamas…
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🚨Yoav Gallant Admits The Use Of Hannibal Directive
"I think tactically in some places it was, in other places it was not, and that is a problem," Former Israeli Defense Minister told Channel 12.
The Hannibal Directive allows the killing of Israeli soldiers and the shelling of vehicles carrying prisoners and abductees. Here's what we know about how it was used on October 7th.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ Brunella C.
2/7 — Ex-Israeli War Chief Confirms Issuing Hannibal Directive To Kill Own Civilians, Soldiers On 7 Oct [Former IDF Head Gallant]
6/6 - Was October 7th Allowed to Happen To Further The Greater Israel Agenda? Did the hannibal Directive Ever End? [X]— @PsyopDaily / TheMcgwire Part 4 of Oct 7th series
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"I think tactically in some places it was, in other places it was not, and that is a problem," Former Israeli Defense Minister told Channel 12.
The Hannibal Directive allows the killing of Israeli soldiers and the shelling of vehicles carrying prisoners and abductees. Here's what we know about how it was used on October 7th.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ Brunella C.
2/7 — Ex-Israeli War Chief Confirms Issuing Hannibal Directive To Kill Own Civilians, Soldiers On 7 Oct [Former IDF Head Gallant]
6/6 - Was October 7th Allowed to Happen To Further The Greater Israel Agenda? Did the hannibal Directive Ever End? [X]— @PsyopDaily / TheMcgwire Part 4 of Oct 7th series
... tanks, drones, helicopters firing on Israeli civilians.... ground forces seemingly did as well.
...1/11 — Israeli Army Ordered Mass Hannibal Directive on 7 Oct: [Israeli] Media [X]
1/12 — How Israeli Forces Trapped And Killed Ravers At The Nova Festival [X]
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❗️Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares:
○ “Gaza is the land of the Palestinian Gazans. The Palestinian Gazans must stay in Gaza.”
○ “Gaza is part of a future Palestinian state, which Spain is committed to.”
○ “Palestinians … should know that Spain and the Spanish people will support them, just as we are supporting them with humanitarian aid.”
○ “Gaza is the land of the Palestinian Gazans. The Palestinian Gazans must stay in Gaza.”
○ “Gaza is part of a future Palestinian state, which Spain is committed to.”
○ “Palestinians … should know that Spain and the Spanish people will support them, just as we are supporting them with humanitarian aid.”
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❗️UK Foreign Minister David Lammy:
“We’ve always been clear in our belief that we must see two states. We must see Palestinians live and prosper in their homelands in Gaza and the West Bank,.
“We’ve always been clear in our belief that we must see two states. We must see Palestinians live and prosper in their homelands in Gaza and the West Bank,.
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❗️Russia criticized US President Donald Trump’s proposal to take control of the Gaza Strip, calling it an example of Western "cancel culture."
During a roundtable discussion on Ukraine with ambassadors in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed that this "culture of cancellation" has become especially apparent in the context of the Middle East.
Referring to the UN Security Council’s resolutions, he noted that decisions previously acknowledged by all as essential for establishing a Palestinian state just a month and a half ago have now effectively been dismissed.
During a roundtable discussion on Ukraine with ambassadors in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed that this "culture of cancellation" has become especially apparent in the context of the Middle East.
Referring to the UN Security Council’s resolutions, he noted that decisions previously acknowledged by all as essential for establishing a Palestinian state just a month and a half ago have now effectively been dismissed.