A rights group said a drone operated by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces hit a vehicle in greater Khartoum, killing five civilians in the second such attack reported in the capital that week.
The president said he was looking over Iran’s latest offer while signaling skepticism, as the Strait of Hormuz dispute and pressure on shipping continue.
A US official said the carrier has moved to the European Command area, leaving two other carriers in the Middle East as the Iran conflict remains unresolved.
Local reporting says a military aircraft bombed Khawpuichhip in Falam Township on May 1, killing six civilians including children and injuring about nine others.
More than 1,200 homes were evacuated in Plymouth after a 250kg World War Two bomb was found on a building site and later destroyed in a controlled explosion.
Reports say informal figures linked to Pakistan and the Taliban administration met in Istanbul as tensions and border issues continued to strain relations.
Police in north London say a knife attack in Golders Green that injured two Jewish men is being treated as terrorism, with a 45-year-old suspect detained after community volunteers helped intervene.
Ukraine’s SBU says it hit an oil pumping station near Perm, while Russian officials acknowledged a drone strike and fire at an industrial facility but did not confirm the target.
Pakistan is trying to break a U.S.-Iran deadlock through back-channel diplomacy centered on the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran’s nuclear programme, according to sources cited by Anadolu.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he was prepared to pause fighting over Victory Day celebrations after a phone call with Donald Trump that also covered Iran and Ukraine.
The Navy’s largest aircraft carrier is expected to depart the Middle East and return to Virginia around mid-May after a deployment that has stretched toward 10 months, according to reporting cited by WTKR.
The Idemitsu Maru carried two million barrels of Saudi crude out of the Gulf after intensive diplomacy, but the transit did not signal a general reopening.
A major Russian oil refinery on the Black Sea is burning after another drone strike, with local officials ordering evacuations and Russian officials blaming Kyiv.
Kyiv says it shot down more than 33,000 Russian drones in March, while fresh strikes on a refinery in Tuapse prompted evacuations and environmental warnings.
Mali’s military leader Assimi Goita met Russia’s ambassador in his first public appearance since rebel attacks killed a minister and raised fresh questions about the junta’s grip.
The rescue workers were hit while responding to an earlier strike in southern Lebanon, intensifying accusations that humanitarian personnel were being targeted.
Naim Qassem said direct negotiations with Israel were a “grave sin” while President Joseph Aoun defended Lebanon’s choice to talk as a path away from war.
A Saint Kitts and Nevis-flagged ship bound for Kenya was seized near Garacad in Puntland, adding to concerns that Somali piracy could be edging back after years of decline.