World

"Prolonging time is in Ivanishvili's interest." Saakashvili

The former president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, called on the citizens to go to "permanent large-scale protests."

Zelensky noted the number of North Koreans in Russian troops

They discussed the expected involvement of the North Korean military by Kyiv and Seoul in military operations against the Ukrainian armed forces.

29 October, 15:00

Israel has destroyed all of Iran's S-300 systems, Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal reported that last Saturday, Israel destroyed three of the Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems remaining near Iran during airstrikes against military facilities in Iran.

29 October, 13:30

Hezbollah has a new leader

It should be noted that Nasrallah was killed as a result of an Israeli airstrike.

29 October, 13:11

Kim Jong Un's daughter is being groomed as a potential heir

South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) said that the status of the country's leader's daughter, Kim Jong-Un, has increased recently, and she is being groomed as a potential heir, "Yonhap" agency reports.

29 October, 12:05

UAVs attacked the territory of Chechnya for the first time

Telegram channels reported that for the first time in the territory of Chechnya, a drone attack took place; unknown drones attacked the local particular purpose university.

29 October, 11:55

Sweden stops cooperation with Georgia

Sweden stops cooperation with Georgia at the level of state bodies, Sweden Herald reports.

29 October, 10:50

"Iran has not transferred ballistic missiles to Russia yet." Zelensky

Iran has not yet delivered ballistic missiles to Russia, but "deep negotiations" on this issue continue between the countries. This was announced by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.

The US proposed a new ceasefire plan

29 October, 8:30

Bill Burns, director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, proposed a 28-day ceasefire plan in the Gaza Strip.

The USA threatened Georgia with consequences

28 October, 23:20

US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the United States has threatened Georgia with consequences if Tbilisi maintains its current trajectory.