The Spanish police arrested a 16-year-old, who is said to be the "leader" of the hacker group KillSec, as part of a European operation against dozens of cyberattacks. (translated)

Ellison stated that Kreiss's experience and business acumen will significantly aid in the smooth integration of the two companies. (translated)
The tension started when Fidan took the floor and, in front of those present, attacked Israel, describing its actions in Gaza as "genocide" and accusing it of causing famine in the enclave. (translated)
During a closed session of the Board of Peace in New York, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan got into a heated verbal dispute with Israeli representative Michael Eisenberg, accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, with Jared Kushner's intervention being necessary to de-escalate the tension. (translated)
At least eight students drowned at sea during a school trip to Diveagar beach in India while participating in a picnic accompanied by teachers from Pune. (translated)
Because I hear it often lately, let me clarify the misunderstanding. Since 2016, Turkey has been closely following the Islamic model and has largely dismantled the old Kemalist establishment. And even if Erdoğan were to leave, the embrace with the Muslim Brotherhood will NOT stop. Turkey is now an eastern state, with a NATO guise. I don't think it will find common ground with Israel, even in the long term, let alone in the short term. (translated)
There is no doubt that he wanted to commit suicide. While authorities in the Middle East are investigating the unprecedented attack on the cockpit of a Flydubai flight, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that the perpetrator had undergone "Islamist radicalization" and acted with the intention of downing the aircraft. (translated)
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the pilot from Oman, who was arrested after an attack on the cockpit of a Flydubai flight, had undergone "Islamist radicalization" and intended to bring down the aircraft. (translated)

The Guardians of the Revolution of Iran killed six members of a "terrorist" organization in Zahedan, while security forces found and seized explosives. (translated)
Iran's President, Masoud Pezeshkian, stated that Tehran will not shy away from dialogue with the U.S., while being prepared to respond vigorously if the United States resumes military attacks, keeping in mind the political risks faced by President Trump. (translated)
🚨 Today we asked something very simple about the filling up in Tempes: Pavlos Marinakis had declared that the "work" was done to lift the carriages and find people alive. Adonis Georgiadis said that voices and cries could be heard. Makarios Lazaridis said it was a matter of human lives. 📌 However, the official report states that the last trapped survivors had been freed by 00:20. When large cranes and a bulldozer started arriving around 04:00, the operation was now about retrieving bodies. ❓ So we asked: Were you uninformed about what had really happened or were you consciously lying that the cranes were going to retrieve living people? ❌ To this question, the government spokesman did not respond. 🎯 Instead of answering, he followed the classic tactic: He tried to divert the discussion, attacking the journalist who posed the question, talking again about "career" and "weaponizing" human pain. ❓ But who is really making a career out of this case? The journalist who asks what the relatives want to be asked or a government spokesman who is paid to defend the government's positions? 💬 We are neither paid based on whether the government does well nor do we have any interest in whether a government that defends what happened after the accident will communicate well. Another ⚠️ And most importantly: these questions are raised by the relatives themselves. How is it that the one who conveys the relatives' question is "weaponizing" their pain, while the one who represents a government that treats the relatives as opponents (according to their statement) appears to be the one who respects human pain? 🔴 Then he said something else. That then he "had no such authority." And immediately afterward claimed that later he simply "transfers the real data as they are." ❓ But if he had no authority and did not know what had happened on the ground, how did he know that the work was done to find people alive? ⚖️ Here there are two possibilities. Either they did not know what had really happened and yet they spoke publicly with certainty. Or they did know. One is a huge issue of criminal incompetence. The other is much worse. 🕯️ And we are talking about a case in which there are people mourning their children and relatives. 🔎 That’s why we insisted. We asked him again, now that there is an official report: Do you still insist that the specific work was done to find people alive? Do you still stand by what you said then? ❌ He did not answer there either. ⚽ And then the familiar refrain followed. The ball is in the stands. 🎭 The classic Machiavellian tactic: I do not answer today to what you are asking me. I load it onto a third party and preferably into an indefinite future, when perhaps I won’t even be here to bear the political cost of the answer. ⚖️ The "independent" Justice will decide. Somehow. Somewhere. Someday. 📍 In short: you ask him if he acknowledges that the government made inaccuracies about the filling up and if he still defends what he said then. And instead of answering, he tells you that Justice, somehow, somewhere, someday, will decide. (translated)
During his visit to Cyprus for the 66th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Cyprus, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized Greece's ongoing support for Cyprus and the importance of military strength in deterring any threats from Turkey. (translated)

Crete is being hit by bad weather with heavy rainfall and storms, while meteorologists warn of serious flood risks in the next three days. (translated)

The Israeli president Isaac Herzog announced today his intention to award one of the country's highest honors to five Israeli passengers who prevented the plane crash. (translated)
"The co-pilot who attacked the captain is being interrogated, but here’s what we know: he had undergone Islamist radicalization." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated today that the co-pilot accused of stabbing the pilot of the flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv "was suicidal" and had undergone "Islamist radicalization." (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the co-pilot who attacked the flydubai flight's pilot had undergone "Islamist radicalization" and had suicidal tendencies, while the flight was forced to land in Saudi Arabia. (translated)