new video loaded: Gunfire and Explosions Erupt in Somalia’s Capital, Residents Say Residents of Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, said government forces fought militia groups and heard sounds of rocket-propelled grenades on Thursday. Some residents fled their homes to escape the violence. No information of casualties was immediately available. By Jorge Mitssunaga June 4, 2026 Source link
new video loaded: Dozens Killed by Explosion in Rebel-Held Myanmar Territory The blast occurred around noon on Sunday in Kaung Tup, a village in Shan State near the Chinese border, at a warehouse that stored explosives for mining, local officials said. By McKinnon de Kuyper June 1, 2026 Source link
new video loaded: Dozens Killed in Coal Mine Explosion, China State Media Says A gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China killed dozens on Friday, according to Xinhua, a Chinese state news agency. In 2024, China’s National Mine Safety Administration cited the coal mine for “severe safety hazards” and high gas levels. As of Saturday morning, the cause of the explosion was still unknown, according to CCTV, the Chinese state broadcaster. By Jorge Mitssunaga May 23, 2026 Source link
DUBAI, May 19 (Reuters) – Explosions were heard in Iran’s Qeshm island on Tuesday due to the neutralization of unexploded enemy ammunition, the semi-official Iranian Tasnim news agency said, citing a local official. The country’s Mehr news agency had earlier reported the sound of explosions, saying the cause was unknown. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he had paused a planned resumption of attacks on Iran after Tehran sent a new peace proposal to Washington, and that there was now a “very good chance” of reaching a deal limiting Iran’s nuclear programme. Reuters could not determine whether preparations had been made for strikes that would mark a renewal of the war the U.S. and Israel started on February 28. (Reporting by Elwely Elwelly; Editing by Alison Williams, William Maclean) Copyright 2026 Thomson Reuters. Source link
Iranian state media has warned that the UAE will “pay the price” if the country is found to have committed “hostile actions” in connection with explosions at Bahman Pier. Explosions have been reported in the city of Bandar Abbas as well as the island of Qeshm, according to the Fars and Mehr news agencies. Bandar Abbas is to the north of the Strait of Hormuz, while Qeshm is an island in the vital waterway. The Tasnim news agency also reported that three US Navy destroyers near the Strait have been targeted by the Iranian navy. State media previously said they came under fire following an attack by the US military on an Iranian oil tanker. The Tasnim news agency also reported that “some sources” said the explosions in Bandar Abbas were related to defence systems engaging with two small drones. “If this matter is confirmed, the UAE will pay the price for its hostile act”, it said. Iran’s military has since accused the US of violating the ceasefire by targeting the oil tanker, as well …
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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Residents in Cleveland, Ohio were startled after hearing “loud booms” and a “series of rumbling,” on Tuesday morning at around 9 am Eastern time. “Sounded like a few sonic booms, and then rumbling,” one puzzled Reddit user wrote. “Not entirely consistent with aircraft, or thunder.” “Should I be concerned I heard it sounded like someone dropped something heavy on the roof of my building,” another spooked resident added. Officials from the National Weather Service have since confirmed that the booms were likely a “result of a meteor,” a fireball that broke the sound barrier as it entered the Earth’s atmosphere. A map built using data from NASA’s Geostationary Lightning Mapper showed the location of the significant flare-up. And a video shared by the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, shows the meteor lighting up against the blue morning sky as it tumbles toward the ground. The terminology surrounding the forceful celestial events is confusing. Meteoroids are rocks that …
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As the crisis in the Middle East continues to escalate, thousands of flights have been cancelled, leaving travellers, including those in Dubai, stranded abroad. Dubai, which has long been a popular destination for tourists and celebrities alike in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has been rocked by explosions and falling debris from intercepted retaliatory missile attacks launched by Iran in the wake of the US and Israel strikes on Iran. Many panicking celebrities have been caught up in the crisis, sharing their “scary” experiences being evacuated and retreating to basements in Dubai. Read on to see all the statements from the world’s stars as the conflict continues to unfold. © Instagram/ Luissa Zissman Luisa Zissman Luisa Zissman and her family set up an “emergency” basement following explosions in Dubai. The Apprentice star relocated to the city at the end of last year with her husband Andrew Collins and two of her three children. Luisa shared the sound of a “fighter plane” flying overhead in a candid video to her Instagram Stories. In another post, the …
