Ukraine carries out the largest attack in Russia, while elections are ongoing

Ukraine carries out the largest attack in Russia, while elections are ongoing Ukraine has initiated what is cited as the largest drone attack ever carried out against the Russian capital, Moscow. Summary - Trump: I am in the process of making big decisions about Iran - Agnes Ngetich breaks the world record for the Half Marathon for women - Ukraine carries out the largest attack in Russia while elections are ongoing - DRC begins to chase health workers against Ebola - Iran presents its conditions for negotiations with the United States - More US soldiers may have died in the war with Iran - Washington Post - South Korea condemns long-range drone tests conducted by North Korea - 10 lions die in the Tanzanian wildlife park - Two killed in the Ukraine attack in Moscow - Houthis attack the capital of Saudi Arabia Directly By Beldeen Waliaula Trump: I am in the process of making big decisions about Iran US President Donald Trump has said that he is in the process of making big decisions about matters related to Iran. Speaking to the news agency Fox News, President Trump said he is continuing to make decisions about very important issues concerning Iran, which may be implemented in the coming days. "My question is, when and how will I destroy the whole country? It is better to do the sensible thing" President Trump made this statement after the Iranian army warned that if the United States and other countries in the region commit the wrong act of attacking them, they will respond without any bias and with all their power. Read also: Agnes Ngetich breaks the world record for the Half Marathon for women Kenyan Agnes Ngetich broke the world record for the half marathon in a single second, after winning the World Road Running Championships held in Copenhagen, Denmark, today. Ngetich completed the race in 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 15 seconds, setting a new record. Ngetich, who also broke the world record for the 10 kilometer race for women last year, led the race from the start until he crossed the finish line. Ngetich defeated his Kenyan counterpart Veronica Loleo, who finished second by a difference of 50 seconds. The previous record was held by another Kenyan, Peres Jepchirchir, who won the World Half Marathon title in 2020. However, the overall world record for the Women's Half Marathon is held by Ethiopian citizen Letesenbet Gidey, who ran for 1 hour, 2 minutes, and 52 seconds in 2021. Today's victory is another major second place this year for Ngetich, who is 25 years old. Ukraine carries out the largest attack in Russia while elections are ongoing Ukraine has initiated what Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin referred to as the largest drone attack ever carried out against the Russian capital, Moscow, today. These attacks occurred while Russia was holding elections, today being the final day of the parliamentary elections, which President Vladimir Putin described as a test to determine support for the war in Ukraine. These drone attacks caused the deaths of two people in the city of Moscow and four others in the Kherson region controlled by Russia. The oil refinery in the city of Moscow, which had been targeted before, was also damaged by these Ukrainian attacks. The lower house elections or State Duma are the first to be held since Russia started the war against Ukraine in February 2022. These elections are expected to reward the ruling United Russia party, with the strength and ability to continue ruling. Read also: DRC begins to chase health workers against Ebola Health workers in Bunia, the center of the Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have begun to receive Ervebo vaccine, while experts seek to determine its effectiveness against the Bundibugyo type of Ebola virus. The vaccination campaign initiated by the Military Governor of Ituri Region yesterday aims to protect frontline health workers, although the vaccine works better against the Zaire type of Ebola. Due to the severity of the current outbreak, Ervebo vaccines are being administered under a special plan, as there is no medically approved vaccine against the Bundibugyo type of Ebola. Major General Gaby Kasongo Mulumba, Military Governor of Ituri, also received the vaccine along with some health workers in the Bundibugyo virus control campaign. The DRC has received approximately 70,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine. Approximately 50,000 doses are expected to be used to vaccinate frontline health workers, while the remaining 20,000 doses are reserved for medical trials. As of now, authorities have reported over 7,500 confirmed cases of the virus, with 3,639 deaths. Read also: Iran presents its conditions for negotiations with the United States The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Baqer Qalibaf, said that Iran has submitted its message and conditions to the United States through mediators. Speaking in this parliament today, Baqer Qalibaf said, "There are negotiations about war, but there is no plan or procedure to end that war in an effective way." He said that Iran will fight and negotiate at the same time. Qalibaf added that Iran has submitted the message through its mediators and presented its conditions to the other side of the mediators. The Speaker said that until Iran's conditions are met, there will be no possibility of negotiations or reopening through the Strait of Hormuz. Yesterday, Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, also said that Tehran has submitted its negotiation conditions to the United States through mediators from Qatar and Pakistan and is now "awaiting the response of President Trump." Read also: More US soldiers may have died in the war with Iran - Washington Post The Washington Post reported on Friday that there is a possibility that more US soldiers were killed during the war between the United States and Israel against Iran, compared to the number publicly announced by the US Department of Defense. US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth denied this report. The newspaper, quoting five unnamed officials, reported that at least 22 US soldiers have died, a number four more than those listed in the statistics in the Pentagon database available to the public. The Pentagon report says that 18 soldiers died during the war between the United States and Iran. Hegseth, through a message on the X network, called the report a "lie". Read also: South Korea condemns long-range drone tests conducted by North Korea North Korea launched this long-range drone today, as its second test within approximately one week, after Pyongyang accused the United States of increasing tensions in the Korean Peninsula through a series of military exercises. South Korea's Joint Forces said they discovered the launch of the drone from the Wonsan area at 9 a.m. local time and determined that it was a long-range drone. Japan's Ministry of Defense also said that the drone appears to be a long-range drone. The National Security Council of South Korea condemned the launch of this long-range drone after another test conducted this September 12th. The Council called on North Korea to immediately stop its drone launch activities, warning that the test directly violates the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. Yesterday, North Korea rejected the United Nations resolution dealing with nuclear issues against its nuclear program. Last week, Pyongyang also condemned a US-led naval military exercise that involved South Korea and Japan and took place near the Guam area from August 29 to September 10. Read also: 10 lions die in the Tanzanian wildlife park The Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCAA) authorities said that ten lions were killed on September 18th this month in the Ndutu area, Endulen sub-county. Preliminary investigations have revealed that these lions died after being poisoned. The conservation authorities have initiated a detailed investigation to determine the source of these deaths and those involved. Read also: Two killed in the Ukraine attack in Moscow At least two people were killed and six others injured in the drone attack carried out by Ukraine in the Moscow region of Russia overnight, according to Moscow Governor Andrei Vorobyev. Vorobyev said that 249 drones were shot down, adding that several residential houses caught fire. One warehouse in the area also caught fire. In the capital Moscow, the oil refinery was damaged, while air traffic control facilities were set up in two airfields. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian official said that eight people, including three children, were killed in Russian attacks in the areas of Kyiv and Sumy yesterday. Russia and Ukraine have recently increased their attacks, targeting energy and transport infrastructure, as well as major cargo transit points. Read also: Houthis attack the capital of Saudi Arabia Houthis from Yemen said they attacked "sensitive" areas in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, with drones and drones yesterday, a few hours after a large fire and smoke were seen near the city's main airport. Saudi Arabia had been on alert overnight regarding the possibility of attacks near Riyadh, with an increase in attacks carried out by the Houthis in the country. Although the Houthis, supported by Iran, have been carrying out frequent attacks against Saudi Arabia since July, yesterday's claims appear to be their first attack against Riyadh since the start of attacks against the country. The Houthis did not elaborate on what they targeted in the city of Riyadh, but they also said they attacked the Saudi Aramco oil company facility in the city of Yanbu, located on the Persian Gulf, which is an important oil transportation facility for Saudi Arabia. The Houthis said the operation was a response to an attack carried out in the capital of Yemen, Sanaa. The Saudi-led military alliance fighting the Houthis said its air defense systems destroyed the drones launched by the Yemeni group towards Riyadh yesterday. How are you and welcome to our live broadcasts