Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah on Tuesday (Oct 29) declared Sheikh Naim Qassem as its new chief after former leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Israeli strikes. Moreover, the announcement comes after Israel killed Nasrallah’s potential heir Safieddine earlier this month.

In other news, India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region), which has been linked to the Mexican drug cartel – Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion.&nbsp;

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Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah on Tuesday (Oct 29) declared Sheikh Naim Qassem as its new chief after former leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Israeli strikes.

Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah on Tuesday (Oct 29) declared Sheikh Naim Qassem as its new chief after former leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Israeli strikes. Moreover, the announcement comes after Israel killed Nasrallah’s potential heir Safieddine earlier this month. In other news, India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region), which has been linked to the Mexican drug cartel – Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion. Click on the headlines to read more Who is Sheikh Naim Qassem, Hezbollah’s new white-turbaned chief? Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah on Tuesday (Oct 29) declared Sheikh Naim Qassem as its new chief, weeks after Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Israeli strikes on Beirut. The Iran-backed group said in a statement, “Hezbollah's (governing) Shura Council agreed to elect... Sheikh Naim Qassem as secretary general of Hezbollah." Qassem has been one of the most visible faces of Hezbollah in recent years, even after Nasrallah went underground after the group’s 2006 war with Israel. India's Narcotics Control Bureau busts secret meth lab near Delhi, reveals it has Mexican drug cartel link India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday (Oct 29) said that they had busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Gautam Budh Nagar of Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region). '12,000 affected,’ Opposition leader Lapid accuses Netanyahu of hiding IDF’s casualties Israel’s opposition has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of not being transparent about the Israel Defense Forces’ casualties in the ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza. Opposition leader Yair Lapid claimed Monday (Oct 29) that more than 12,000 soldiers have been affected to date since the war started on October 7 last year. "Eleven thousand soldiers were injured and 890 others killed,” Lapid claimed. India’s poll body rejects Opposition’s ‘baseless’ allegations of irregularities in Haryana polls India’s top election body on Tuesday (Oct 29) rubbished the Congress party’s allegations of irregularities in the recent polls in Haryana state. The Election Commission of India said the Congress party is raising smoke of ‘generic doubts,’ stressing that each step in the whole process was carried out flawlessly. Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon released after serving four months in prison, week ahead of election day Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's longtime ally Steve Bannon has been released from prison on Tuesday (Oct 29), after serving a four-month sentence for defying subpoenas in the congressional investigation into the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol. India: Tragic bus crash leaves 12 dead, 30 injured in Rajasthan state Twelve people died and around 30 other passengers got injured after a private bus crashed into the wing wall of a flyover in Rajasthan's Sikar district on Tuesday afternoon, police said. US elections 2024 | Kamala, Usha and Vivek: The most-Indianised polls ever However polarised the United States presidential elections may have become, one thing that remains common across the aisles is the profound visibility of people with roots here in India. IDF says its Lebanon operations have achieved key goals, diplomacy now possible: Report The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Tuesday (Oct 29) said that its troops have achieved their goals in Lebanon and that the Israeli government can now go ahead with promoting a diplomatic resolution to end the conflict in the country's north. Australia-bound uncapped pacer Harshit Rana set to join India squad for third Test vs NZ Harshit Rana is all set to join India squad for the third and final Test against New Zealand. The final match of the series is set to be played from November 1 in Mumbai's Wankhede stadium and Rana will join the squad on Wednesday (Oct 30). Diddy accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old boy in new lawsuit Two new legal cases were filed against music producer Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. The first case claims he harmed a young child at a hotel in New York in 2005. The second case states he harmed a teenager who wanted to be on his TV show Making the Band in 2008.

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With the United States presidential election just a week away, voters are eagerly waiting to cast their ballots for their favourite candidate, be it Democratic nominee Kamala Harris or Republican nominee Donald Trump, bidding goodbye to incumbent Joe Biden's presidency.&nbsp;

For the American citizens, it may not be that hard to choose their president, however, for the non-citizens, the situation might be complex to hold an opinion on the elections, on the basis of correct information.

<h2>Definition of a non-citizen in US&nbsp;</h2>

A non-citizen person in the United States is someone who has not been granted permanent US residence, as demonstrated by the issuance of a permanent residence card, known as the 'Green Card'.&nbsp;

One has to be an American&nbsp;citizen to vote in all federal elections, including the presidential elections.&nbsp;

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<h2>Things to know about US elections as a non-citizen&nbsp;</h2>

One of the most important things as a non-citizen is to identify if you're consuming misinformation and how to get accurate information. For that, a non-citizen might have to dig deeper to find the correct information as compared to an American citizen.

One should know who the president, vice president, house speaker, chief justice, and the justices of the Supreme Court are. Moreover, as a citizen or a non-citizen, you should know who the governor is, the senators of your state, and who represents your district in the House of Representatives.&nbsp;

To find out about these government officials, you can refer to the official websites of the White House, the US House Speaker, the US Supreme Court, and the US Senate.&nbsp;

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Spotting misinformation is another important thing. Checking&nbsp;information on reliable news websites is the easiest way. However, before believing anything, read the source of the information, check for the dates, and most importantly, look at other reports to cross-verify whether the information is factually correct or not.

<h2>Penalties for non-citizens who illegally try to vote&nbsp;</h2>

It is illegal for non-citizens to vote in the federal elections or state elections. The federal voter registration form asks the registrars to affirm under penalty of perjury that they are eligible citizens.&nbsp;

People who try to illegally vote in the elections could be fined, imprisoned, or deported. They might also lose the ability to ever become US citizens.

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With the United States presidential election just a week away, voters are eagerly waiting to cast their ballots for their favourite candidate, be it Democratic nominee Kamala Harris or Republican nominee Donald Trump, bidding goodbye to incumbent Joe Biden's presidency.

With the United States presidential election just a week away, voters are eagerly waiting to cast their ballots for their favourite candidate, be it Democratic nominee Kamala Harris or Republican nominee Donald Trump, bidding goodbye to incumbent Joe Biden's presidency. For the American citizens, it may not be that hard to choose their president, however, for the non-citizens, the situation might be complex to hold an opinion on the elections, on the basis of correct information. Definition of a non-citizen in US A non-citizen person in the United States is someone who has not been granted permanent US residence, as demonstrated by the issuance of a permanent residence card, known as the 'Green Card'. One has to be an American citizen to vote in all federal elections, including the presidential elections. Also read: US Elections: How to avoid long queues on polling day? All you need to know about tips and timing Things to know about US elections as a non-citizen One of the most important things as a non-citizen is to identify if you're consuming misinformation and how to get accurate information. For that, a non-citizen might have to dig deeper to find the correct information as compared to an American citizen. One should know who the president, vice president, house speaker, chief justice, and the justices of the Supreme Court are. Moreover, as a citizen or a non-citizen, you should know who the governor is, the senators of your state, and who represents your district in the House of Representatives. To find out about these government officials, you can refer to the official websites of the White House, the US House Speaker, the US Supreme Court, and the US Senate. Watch | USA Elections 2024: Millions Of Americans Cast Ballots Ahead Of Election Day × Spotting misinformation is another important thing. Checking information on reliable news websites is the easiest way. However, before believing anything, read the source of the information, check for the dates, and most importantly, look at other reports to cross-verify whether the information is factually correct or not. Penalties for non-citizens who illegally try to vote It is illegal for non-citizens to vote in the federal elections or state elections. The federal voter registration form asks the registrars to affirm under penalty of perjury that they are eligible citizens. People who try to illegally vote in the elections could be fined, imprisoned, or deported. They might also lose the ability to ever become US citizens. (With inputs from agencies)

US presidential election: How to stay informed as a non-citizen during polls?

As United States presidential elections are around the corner, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris are locked in a neck-to-neck race.&nbsp;

One week ahead of election day, November 5, more than 43 million ballots have been cast across 47 states and the District of Columbia, according to data collected by CNN, Edison Research, and Catalist.&nbsp;

The pre-election voting across the US is more than a quarter of the roughly 158 million votes cast for US presidential elections in 2020.&nbsp;

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<h2>How to avoid long lines on poll day?</h2>

Early voting has made the election process easier by helping voters avoid these long queues and also giving more flexibility to those who might not be able to make it to the polling station&nbsp;on election day.&nbsp;

However, early voting also works differently for different states. Casey Burgat, director of the Legislative Affairs Program at George Washington University said, “We just say ‘early’ as this catch-all term, but sometimes it's months in advance, sometimes it's a few weeks, and then [there are] even the differences in [state] processes.”

In terms of precautionary measures, voters should keep in mind that there will be lines at certain times at early voting sites and election day polling stations. For that, they should come in comfortable shoes, bring a chair if you have difficulty standing, and also pack water to keep yourself hydrated while standing in the lines.

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According to the website of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, waiting lines are typically longest at the beginning and end of the early voting period. So, to avoid that, visit the polling booth during the mid-time.&nbsp;

Moreover, the voters should also check their county board of elections' website to see in advance if they have a wait time tracker for voting sites.&nbsp;

<h2>Wait-time tracker</h2>

Wake County also created a wait-time tracker and interactive map, which allows voters to see which early voting location is closest to them with the shortest wait times.

The early voting trends cannot predict the results of an election, however, they can provide hints about who is voting, at least so far.&nbsp;

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As United States presidential elections are around the corner, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris are locked in a neck-to-neck race.

As United States presidential elections are around the corner, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris are locked in a neck-to-neck race. One week ahead of election day, November 5, more than 43 million ballots have been cast across 47 states and the District of Columbia, according to data collected by CNN, Edison Research, and Catalist. The pre-election voting across the US is more than a quarter of the roughly 158 million votes cast for US presidential elections in 2020. Also read: US election: Opinion poll shows Harris holds narrow lead over Trump, but razor-thin edge starting to fray How to avoid long lines on poll day? Early voting has made the election process easier by helping voters avoid these long queues and also giving more flexibility to those who might not be able to make it to the polling station on election day. However, early voting also works differently for different states. Casey Burgat, director of the Legislative Affairs Program at George Washington University said, “We just say ‘early’ as this catch-all term, but sometimes it's months in advance, sometimes it's a few weeks, and then [there are] even the differences in [state] processes.” In terms of precautionary measures, voters should keep in mind that there will be lines at certain times at early voting sites and election day polling stations. For that, they should come in comfortable shoes, bring a chair if you have difficulty standing, and also pack water to keep yourself hydrated while standing in the lines. Watch | US Elections: Trump Makes Closing Arguments In New York × According to the website of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, waiting lines are typically longest at the beginning and end of the early voting period. So, to avoid that, visit the polling booth during the mid-time. Moreover, the voters should also check their county board of elections' website to see in advance if they have a wait time tracker for voting sites. Wait-time tracker Wake County also created a wait-time tracker and interactive map, which allows voters to see which early voting location is closest to them with the shortest wait times. The early voting trends cannot predict the results of an election, however, they can provide hints about who is voting, at least so far. (With inputs from agencies)

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's longtime ally Steve Bannon has been released from prison on Tuesday (Oct 29), after serving a four-month sentence for defying subpoenas in the congressional investigation into the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol.&nbsp;

The last time Bannon was a free man, incumbent President Joe Biden was the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Randilee Giamusso, a Bureau of Prisons spokesperson, confirmed that Bannon was released.

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Bannon, the right-wing podcast host and former&nbsp;Trump campaign official, was released from federal Bureau of Prisons custody. This comes right one week ahead of the US presidential elections, in which Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are set to face each other.&nbsp;

Kristie Breshears, a spokesperson for the federal Bureau of Prisons said that Bannon left the federal correctional institution in Danbury, Connecticut.&nbsp;

He also plans to hold a news conference later in the day in Manhattan, according to Bannon's representatives.&nbsp;

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Moreover, he is also likely to resume his podcast &nbsp;"Bannon's War Room" on Tuesday.&nbsp;

Bannon was sent to prison on July 1 after the US Supreme&nbsp;Court rejected his attempt to delay the prison sentence while he appealed against his conviction.&nbsp;

The jury found him guilty of two counts in 2022, one for refusing to sit for a deposition with the&nbsp;January 6 House committee and a second for not providing the documents related to his involvement in Trump’s efforts to overturn his defeat to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential elections.

While serving his sentence, he called himself a "political prisoner".&nbsp;

“I am proud of going to prison,” Bannon&nbsp;said at the time, adding that he was standing up to the US Attorney General Merrick Garland, and a “corrupt” justice department.

He added that there was "no chance" Democrats could win the coming election unless "they’re stealing it."

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's longtime ally Steve Bannon has been released from prison on Tuesday (Oct 29), after serving a four-month sentence for defying subpoenas in the congressional investigation into the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's longtime ally Steve Bannon has been released from prison on Tuesday (Oct 29), after serving a four-month sentence for defying subpoenas in the congressional investigation into the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol. The last time Bannon was a free man, incumbent President Joe Biden was the presumptive Democratic nominee. Randilee Giamusso, a Bureau of Prisons spokesperson, confirmed that Bannon was released. Also read: From Miami prison to Republican Convention: Former Trump aide Peter Navarro released from jail Bannon, the right-wing podcast host and former Trump campaign official, was released from federal Bureau of Prisons custody. This comes right one week ahead of the US presidential elections, in which Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are set to face each other. Kristie Breshears, a spokesperson for the federal Bureau of Prisons said that Bannon left the federal correctional institution in Danbury, Connecticut. He also plans to hold a news conference later in the day in Manhattan, according to Bannon's representatives. Watch | Close Trump aide Steve Bannon begins four-month prison sentence × Moreover, he is also likely to resume his podcast "Bannon's War Room" on Tuesday. Bannon was sent to prison on July 1 after the US Supreme Court rejected his attempt to delay the prison sentence while he appealed against his conviction. The jury found him guilty of two counts in 2022, one for refusing to sit for a deposition with the January 6 House committee and a second for not providing the documents related to his involvement in Trump’s efforts to overturn his defeat to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential elections. While serving his sentence, he called himself a "political prisoner". “I am proud of going to prison,” Bannon said at the time, adding that he was standing up to the US Attorney General Merrick Garland, and a “corrupt” justice department. He added that there was "no chance" Democrats could win the coming election unless "they’re stealing it." (With inputs from agencies)

Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon released after serving four months in prison, week ahead of election day

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday (Oct 29) said that they had busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Gautam Budh Nagar of Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region).&nbsp;

The NCB and the Delhi police conducted a joint operation, in which they busted the lab which has been linked to the Mexican drug cartel – Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion.&nbsp;

Indian nationals were running the laboratory in an industrial area in Kasna Industrial Area of district Gautam Budh Nagar, the NCB said in a statement on Tuesday. &nbsp;

According to the statement, the lab was meant to make synthetic drugs like methamphetamine for export to other countries as well as consumption in India.

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The NCB team found about 95 kg of methamphetamine in solid and liquid forms, including chemicals like Acetone, Sodium Hydroxide, Methylene Chloride, Premium grade Ethanol, Toluene, Red phosphorus, and Ethyl Acetate. Additionally, imported machinery for manufacturing was also found.&nbsp;

NCB’s DDG Kumar Singh said, “Acting on information that a laboratory had been established in NCR of Delhi for production of synthetic drugs like methamphetamine for export to other countries as well as consumption in India, in which members of Mexican CJNG drug cartel (Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion), are also involved, NCB conducted search operation in a factory in Kasana Industrial Area, Gautam Budh Nagar district October 25, 2024 and found about 95 kg of Methamphetamine in solid and liquid forms.”

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"The Delhi Police’s special cell also participated in the operation as the drug network had footprints across several places in NCR of Delhi," Singh added.&nbsp;

Earlier, the businessman had been arrested by the Department of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) in an NDPS case and had been lodged in Tihar Jail. There at the jail, he met with the prison warden who became his accomplice, according to the statement.&nbsp;

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India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday (Oct 29) said that they had busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Gautam Budh Nagar of Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region).

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday (Oct 29) said that they had busted a clandestine methamphetamine manufacturing laboratory in Gautam Budh Nagar of Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region). The NCB and the Delhi police conducted a joint operation, in which they busted the lab which has been linked to the Mexican drug cartel – Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion. Indian nationals were running the laboratory in an industrial area in Kasna Industrial Area of district Gautam Budh Nagar, the NCB said in a statement on Tuesday. According to the statement, the lab was meant to make synthetic drugs like methamphetamine for export to other countries as well as consumption in India. Also read: India: 200 kg cocaine worth $238 million seized in Delhi, days after $667 million drug bust The NCB team found about 95 kg of methamphetamine in solid and liquid forms, including chemicals like Acetone, Sodium Hydroxide, Methylene Chloride, Premium grade Ethanol, Toluene, Red phosphorus, and Ethyl Acetate. Additionally, imported machinery for manufacturing was also found. NCB’s DDG Kumar Singh said, “Acting on information that a laboratory had been established in NCR of Delhi for production of synthetic drugs like methamphetamine for export to other countries as well as consumption in India, in which members of Mexican CJNG drug cartel (Cartel De Jalisco Nueva Generacion), are also involved, NCB conducted search operation in a factory in Kasana Industrial Area, Gautam Budh Nagar district October 25, 2024 and found about 95 kg of Methamphetamine in solid and liquid forms.” Watch | Mexico Drug Bust: Navy Seizes Drugs Worth More Than $100 Million × "The Delhi Police’s special cell also participated in the operation as the drug network had footprints across several places in NCR of Delhi," Singh added. Earlier, the businessman had been arrested by the Department of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) in an NDPS case and had been lodged in Tihar Jail. There at the jail, he met with the prison warden who became his accomplice, according to the statement. (With inputs from agencies)

India's Narcotics Control Bureau busts secret meth lab near Delhi, reveals it has Mexican drug cartel link

Police in the Indian city of Nagpur identified a man from Maharashtra's Gondia as the person responsible for the recent wave of hoax bomb threats, causing delayed flights and high security at airports.&nbsp;

According to the Nagpur police, 35-year-old Jagdish Uikey has been named as the suspect behind these hoax threats.&nbsp;

Earlier in 2021 also, Uikey, an author of a book on terrorism, was arrested in a case, the police said.&nbsp;

"Uikey is currently on the run after these emails were traced back to him," the senior police official said.

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Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Shweta Khedkar is leading the investigation, uncovering details of the case linked to the suspect's emails.&nbsp;

These emails were sent to various government offices, including the prime minister's Office, railway minister, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, his deputy, airline offices, the director general of police, and the Railway Protection Force (RPF).&nbsp;

The security measures were increased on October 21 after Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw received an email from Uikey, and the mail was also forwarded to the Director General of Police (DGP) and RPF.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;India Investigates Hoax Airline Bomb Threats

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The Nagpur police also heightened security outside Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis’ residence in the city after the suspect sent an email threatening to protest against those&nbsp;given a chance to present his information on the secret terror code he claimed to have deciphered.

Moreover, Uikey requested a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss terror threats.&nbsp;

In 13 days, up to October 26, over 300 Indian flights have received hoax bomb threats, mostly via social media.&nbsp;

On October 22 only, around 50 flights were impacted due to the hoax bomb threats, affecting IndiGo airlines and Air India.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Police in the Indian city of Nagpur identified a man from Maharashtra's Gondia as the person responsible for the recent wave of hoax bomb threats, causing delayed flights and high security at airports.

Police in the Indian city of Nagpur identified a man from Maharashtra's Gondia as the person responsible for the recent wave of hoax bomb threats, causing delayed flights and high security at airports. According to the Nagpur police, 35-year-old Jagdish Uikey has been named as the suspect behind these hoax threats. Earlier in 2021 also, Uikey, an author of a book on terrorism, was arrested in a case, the police said. "Uikey is currently on the run after these emails were traced back to him," the senior police official said. Also read: At least 85 more Indian flights receive bomb threats in 24 hours Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Shweta Khedkar is leading the investigation, uncovering details of the case linked to the suspect's emails. These emails were sent to various government offices, including the prime minister's Office, railway minister, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, his deputy, airline offices, the director general of police, and the Railway Protection Force (RPF). The security measures were increased on October 21 after Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw received an email from Uikey, and the mail was also forwarded to the Director General of Police (DGP) and RPF. Watch | India Investigates Hoax Airline Bomb Threats × The Nagpur police also heightened security outside Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis’ residence in the city after the suspect sent an email threatening to protest against those given a chance to present his information on the secret terror code he claimed to have deciphered. Moreover, Uikey requested a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss terror threats. In 13 days, up to October 26, over 300 Indian flights have received hoax bomb threats, mostly via social media. On October 22 only, around 50 flights were impacted due to the hoax bomb threats, affecting IndiGo airlines and Air India. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Nagpur police identify man behind wave of hoax bomb threats to airlines

Israeli strikes on Iran on Saturday (Oct 26), hit a ballistic missile factory, housing heavy fuel mixers used to power Khaybar and Qassem missiles, ballistic missiles that were launched at Israel earlier this month, the Saudi Elaph news site reported, citing an informed source.&nbsp;

The source added that it will take two years to repair the factory, which has been completely destroyed by the Israeli airstrikes.&nbsp;

However, the report did not mention the location of the factory.&nbsp;

Moreover, the Iranian military said that only radar systems were damaged in pre-dawn Israeli strikes on Tehran and other provinces.&nbsp;

“Thanks to the timely performance of the country’s air defenses, the attacks caused limited damage and a few radar systems were damaged,” Iran's&nbsp;armed forces general staff said in a statement.&nbsp;

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<h2>Today's airstrikes an 'opening blow'</h2>

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir commended Israeli airstrikes on Iran, saying that the strikes were merely an "opening blow" that must be followed by further action.&nbsp;

“The attack on Iran is important as an opening blow for striking Iran’s strategic assets and this must be the next step,” he said, adding that “this is my position and I will continue to present it in the relevant forums.”

“We have a historical obligation to remove the Iranian threat to destroy Israel,” Gvir said.

Watch |&nbsp;Israel Attacks Iran: Mission Concluded, Military Targets Hit: IDF

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<h2>Netanyahu denies 'Israel notified Iran ahead of attack'</h2>

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office denied reports that Israel warned Iran through third parties not to respond to the airstrikes&nbsp;and that it gave a general indication of what it would and would not.&nbsp;

The PMO said that the report on the Walla news site is "false and absurd".&nbsp;

“Israel did not notify Iran before the attack — not about the timing, not about the targets, and not about the scale of the attack.”

Israel on Saturday launched a long-awaited retaliatory strike against Iran. The Israeli military said that it was the "precise strikes" by the Israeli Air Force that targeted strategic military sites, specifically drone and ballistic missile manufacturing and launch sites, and air defence batteries.&nbsp;

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(With inputs from agencies)

Israeli strikes on Iran on Saturday (Oct 26), hit a ballistic missile factory, housing heavy fuel mixers used to power Khaybar and Qassem missiles, ballistic missiles that were launched at Israel earlier this month, the Saudi Elaph news site reported, citing an informed source.

Israeli strikes on Iran on Saturday (Oct 26), hit a ballistic missile factory, housing heavy fuel mixers used to power Khaybar and Qassem missiles, ballistic missiles that were launched at Israel earlier this month, the Saudi Elaph news site reported, citing an informed source. The source added that it will take two years to repair the factory, which has been completely destroyed by the Israeli airstrikes. However, the report did not mention the location of the factory. Moreover, the Iranian military said that only radar systems were damaged in pre-dawn Israeli strikes on Tehran and other provinces. “Thanks to the timely performance of the country’s air defenses, the attacks caused limited damage and a few radar systems were damaged,” Iran's armed forces general staff said in a statement. Also read: ‘Entitled to defend,’ Iran says four soldiers dead, ‘limited damage’ sustained in Israeli strikes Today's airstrikes an 'opening blow' National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir commended Israeli airstrikes on Iran, saying that the strikes were merely an "opening blow" that must be followed by further action. “The attack on Iran is important as an opening blow for striking Iran’s strategic assets and this must be the next step,” he said, adding that “this is my position and I will continue to present it in the relevant forums.” “We have a historical obligation to remove the Iranian threat to destroy Israel,” Gvir said. Watch | Israel Attacks Iran: Mission Concluded, Military Targets Hit: IDF × Netanyahu denies 'Israel notified Iran ahead of attack' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office denied reports that Israel warned Iran through third parties not to respond to the airstrikes and that it gave a general indication of what it would and would not. The PMO said that the report on the Walla news site is "false and absurd". “Israel did not notify Iran before the attack — not about the timing, not about the targets, and not about the scale of the attack.” Israel on Saturday launched a long-awaited retaliatory strike against Iran. The Israeli military said that it was the "precise strikes" by the Israeli Air Force that targeted strategic military sites, specifically drone and ballistic missile manufacturing and launch sites, and air defence batteries. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Iran's ballistic missile factory destroyed in Israeli strikes, will take two years to repair: Report

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump are currently in a nail-biting race as the&nbsp;election day in the&nbsp;United States nears. However, the Democrats have reportedly been expressing fear about Harris'&nbsp;victory, whereas Republicans feel confident about Trump.&nbsp;

However, polls suggest that both candidates have a near-equal chance of entering the White House.&nbsp;

The Guardian's 10-day polling tracking average shows that Harris has been maintaining the single-point advantage over her Republican rival she had a week earlier, 47 per cent to 46 per cent.&nbsp;

According to the poll averages, Vice President Harris is leading by a single point in Michigan and by less than one per cent in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin and Nevada.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, Trump has been leading with two points in North Carolina and with one point in Arizona.&nbsp;

Even though Harris has been warning that Trump represents fascism and dictatorship-in-waiting, her Democrats&nbsp;have been nervous recently.&nbsp;

"A growing number of top Democrats tell us privately they feel Vice-President Kamala Harris will lose – even though polls show a coin-toss finish 11 days from now," Axios founders, Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei wrote in their&nbsp;newspaper on Friday (Oct 25).&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;US Candidates Trump, Harris Tied 47%-47% In Final CNN Poll

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"Our private conversations with Democrats inside and outside her campaign reveal broad concern that little she does, says – or tries – seems to move the needle," Allen and&nbsp;VandeHei wrote.&nbsp;

They also noted how the "top Democrats are already starting to point fingers at who'd be more responsible for a Harris loss — President Biden for dragging his feet, or Harris herself. 'Going down?'&nbsp;a top Democratic official texted," according to the Axios story.

Meanwhile, the Trump campaign looks "shockingly confident", talking in "granular detail" about White House posts and policy playbooks for next year.&nbsp;

Moreover, Trump who is 78, has been rated "too old" by more than half of the voters, 51 per cent compared with just five per cent who said the same of Harris.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump are currently in a nail-biting race as the election day in the United States nears.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump are currently in a nail-biting race as the election day in the United States nears. However, the Democrats have reportedly been expressing fear about Harris' victory, whereas Republicans feel confident about Trump. However, polls suggest that both candidates have a near-equal chance of entering the White House. The Guardian's 10-day polling tracking average shows that Harris has been maintaining the single-point advantage over her Republican rival she had a week earlier, 47 per cent to 46 per cent. According to the poll averages, Vice President Harris is leading by a single point in Michigan and by less than one per cent in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin and Nevada. Also read: Washington Post says will not endorse Harris or Trump in election Meanwhile, Trump has been leading with two points in North Carolina and with one point in Arizona. Even though Harris has been warning that Trump represents fascism and dictatorship-in-waiting, her Democrats have been nervous recently. "A growing number of top Democrats tell us privately they feel Vice-President Kamala Harris will lose – even though polls show a coin-toss finish 11 days from now," Axios founders, Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei wrote in their newspaper on Friday (Oct 25). Watch | US Candidates Trump, Harris Tied 47%-47% In Final CNN Poll × "Our private conversations with Democrats inside and outside her campaign reveal broad concern that little she does, says – or tries – seems to move the needle," Allen and VandeHei wrote. They also noted how the "top Democrats are already starting to point fingers at who'd be more responsible for a Harris loss — President Biden for dragging his feet, or Harris herself. 'Going down?' a top Democratic official texted," according to the Axios story. Meanwhile, the Trump campaign looks "shockingly confident", talking in "granular detail" about White House posts and policy playbooks for next year. Moreover, Trump who is 78, has been rated "too old" by more than half of the voters, 51 per cent compared with just five per cent who said the same of Harris. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump-Harris in a nail biting race; Democrats panicking for no reason, say pollsters

Brazil on Friday signed a 170 billion reais ($29.85 billion) compensation agreement with miners BHP, opens a new tab, Vale, new tab and Samarco for the Mariana dam collapse in 2015, one of the country's worst environmental disasters.

The collapse of the dam at the iron ore mine owned by Samarco, a joint venture between Vale and BHP, near the city of Mariana in southeastern Brazil, unleashed a wave of tailings in a disaster that killed 19 people, left hundreds homeless, flooded forests and polluted the length of the Doce River.

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attended a ceremony in Brasilia to mark the signing of the agreement, with the government saying the first instalment of five billion reais must be paid within 30 days.

The agreement provides for the payment of 132 billion reais, of which 100 billion reais represent "new resources" that must be paid to the public authorities within 20 years by the companies involved in the tragedy.

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They will allocate the other 32 billion reais to pay for compensation for affected people and reparation actions that will remain under their responsibility, in addition to the 38 billion reais that the miners say they have disbursed.

The government's solicitor general, Jorge Messias, said the resources provided in the agreement will allow local authorities to repair the financial losses of families hit by the tragedy and pay for environmental recovery actions in affected areas in the states of Minas Gerais, where the dam is located, and Espirito Santo through which the Doce River flows to the sea.

The annual payments will be scheduled until 2043, with values varying between 7 billion reais in 2026 and 4.41 billion reais in the last instalment.

"These resources will allow us to provide justice in reparation to the families directly affected and their impact will be felt over several areas, not only in the recovery of the environment, but in the resumption of economic activities, health and infrastructure," Messias said.

BHP in a statement said it expected outflows under the agreement to align with its full-year 2024 Samarco provision of $6.5 billion and no update was required to the existing provision at this time.

Friday's agreement could end more than a hundred lawsuits against the mining companies in the South American country and possibly limit legal action abroad, three sources close to the matter said this week.

BHP is contesting liability in a lawsuit worth up to 36 billion pounds ($47 billion) in London's High Court over its responsibility for the Mariana disaster. The world's biggest miner by market value says the London lawsuit duplicates legal proceedings and reparation and repair programmes in Brazil and should be thrown out.

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Brazil on Friday signed a 170 billion reais ($29.85 billion) compensation agreement with miners BHP, opens a new tab, Vale, new tab and Samarco for the Mariana dam collapse in 2015, one of the country's worst environmental disasters.

Brazil on Friday signed a 170 billion reais ($29.85 billion) compensation agreement with miners BHP, opens a new tab, Vale, new tab and Samarco for the Mariana dam collapse in 2015, one of the country's worst environmental disasters. The collapse of the dam at the iron ore mine owned by Samarco, a joint venture between Vale and BHP, near the city of Mariana in southeastern Brazil, unleashed a wave of tailings in a disaster that killed 19 people, left hundreds homeless, flooded forests and polluted the length of the Doce River. Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attended a ceremony in Brasilia to mark the signing of the agreement, with the government saying the first instalment of five billion reais must be paid within 30 days. The agreement provides for the payment of 132 billion reais, of which 100 billion reais represent "new resources" that must be paid to the public authorities within 20 years by the companies involved in the tragedy. Also read: Russia backs India, Brazil for permanent UN Security Council seats, calls for reform They will allocate the other 32 billion reais to pay for compensation for affected people and reparation actions that will remain under their responsibility, in addition to the 38 billion reais that the miners say they have disbursed. The government's solicitor general, Jorge Messias, said the resources provided in the agreement will allow local authorities to repair the financial losses of families hit by the tragedy and pay for environmental recovery actions in affected areas in the states of Minas Gerais, where the dam is located, and Espirito Santo through which the Doce River flows to the sea. The annual payments will be scheduled until 2043, with values varying between 7 billion reais in 2026 and 4.41 billion reais in the last instalment. "These resources will allow us to provide justice in reparation to the families directly affected and their impact will be felt over several areas, not only in the recovery of the environment, but in the resumption of economic activities, health and infrastructure," Messias said. BHP in a statement said it expected outflows under the agreement to align with its full-year 2024 Samarco provision of $6.5 billion and no update was required to the existing provision at this time. Friday's agreement could end more than a hundred lawsuits against the mining companies in the South American country and possibly limit legal action abroad, three sources close to the matter said this week. BHP is contesting liability in a lawsuit worth up to 36 billion pounds ($47 billion) in London's High Court over its responsibility for the Mariana disaster. The world's biggest miner by market value says the London lawsuit duplicates legal proceedings and reparation and repair programmes in Brazil and should be thrown out. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Brazil locks $30bn compensation deal with BHP, Vale over 2015 Mariana dam collapse

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deported a large number of Indian nationals, who lacked the appropriate permits and documentation to reside in the country.&nbsp;

The Indian nationals were sent on a chartered flight back to India on October 22, the department said in a statement.&nbsp;

“On October 22, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), through US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), conducted a large-frame charter removal flight to the Republic of India of Indian nationals who did not establish a legal basis to remain in the United States,” the statement read.&nbsp;

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According to the statement, the move showed the DHS'&nbsp;ongoing dedication to security and ongoing collaboration with the Indian government and other foreign partners to lessen and discourage irregular migration and cooperatively combat human smuggling.&nbsp;

Kristie Canegallo, a senior official&nbsp;performing the duties of the deputy secretary of Homeland Security, said that Indian nationals, who do not have a legitimate reason to stay in the US are "subject to swift removal, and intending migrants should not fall for the lies of smugglers who proclaim otherwise.”

The DHS stated that it is still enforcing US immigration rules and that those who enter the nation illegally will face severe penalties.&nbsp;

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Additionally, this further includes swiftly returning those without a legal basis to remain in the United States, while encouraging the use of lawful pathways, it said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The DHS has deported people of&nbsp;several nationalities, including Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Egypt, Mauritania, Senegal, Uzbekistan, the PRC, and India, throughout the past year.&nbsp;

Due to these efforts, the department removed or returned more individuals in FY24 than in any other year since FY2010, the agency said.&nbsp;

<h2>US removed/returned over 160,000 people</h2>

The DHS has conducted over&nbsp;495 repatriation flights to over 145 countries, including India. The US government agency&nbsp;has also removed or returned more than 160,000 people since June 2024.&nbsp;

A total of&nbsp;25,616 Indians attempted to cross the border from Mexico into the southern US between October 2023 and September 2024. Meanwhile, 43,764 Indians tried to cross the border from Canada.&nbsp;

Moreover, other Indians most likely overstayed their visas or flew into American airports.&nbsp;

In the last two years, over 1,86,000 Indians have tried to illegally enter the US, according to American&nbsp;officials.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deported a large number of Indian nationals, who lacked the appropriate permits and documentation to reside in the country.

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deported a large number of Indian nationals, who lacked the appropriate permits and documentation to reside in the country. The Indian nationals were sent on a chartered flight back to India on October 22, the department said in a statement. “On October 22, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), through US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), conducted a large-frame charter removal flight to the Republic of India of Indian nationals who did not establish a legal basis to remain in the United States,” the statement read. Also read: 10 Indians arrested every hour for trying to enter US illegally in last one year, reveals data According to the statement, the move showed the DHS' ongoing dedication to security and ongoing collaboration with the Indian government and other foreign partners to lessen and discourage irregular migration and cooperatively combat human smuggling. Kristie Canegallo, a senior official performing the duties of the deputy secretary of Homeland Security, said that Indian nationals, who do not have a legitimate reason to stay in the US are "subject to swift removal, and intending migrants should not fall for the lies of smugglers who proclaim otherwise.” The DHS stated that it is still enforcing US immigration rules and that those who enter the nation illegally will face severe penalties. Watch | WION Gravitas: Indian immigrants illegal in the US number around 500,000 × Additionally, this further includes swiftly returning those without a legal basis to remain in the United States, while encouraging the use of lawful pathways, it said. The DHS has deported people of several nationalities, including Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Egypt, Mauritania, Senegal, Uzbekistan, the PRC, and India, throughout the past year. Due to these efforts, the department removed or returned more individuals in FY24 than in any other year since FY2010, the agency said. US removed/returned over 160,000 people The DHS has conducted over 495 repatriation flights to over 145 countries, including India. The US government agency has also removed or returned more than 160,000 people since June 2024. A total of 25,616 Indians attempted to cross the border from Mexico into the southern US between October 2023 and September 2024. Meanwhile, 43,764 Indians tried to cross the border from Canada. Moreover, other Indians most likely overstayed their visas or flew into American airports. In the last two years, over 1,86,000 Indians have tried to illegally enter the US, according to American officials. (With inputs from agencies)

US sends back illegal Indian migrants on chartered flight ahead of presidential elections

Georgians voted on Saturday (Oct 26)&nbsp;in elections that will determine the fledgling democracy's European aspirations, amid growing concerns the ruling party is drifting toward Russia.

The parliamentary election pits an unprecedented union of pro-Western opposition forces against the ruling Georgian Dream accused of stifling democracy and pivoting toward Moscow.

Brussels has warned that the vote will determine European Union candidate Tbilisi's chances of joining the bloc.

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Opinion polls in the country of four million indicate opposition parties could get enough votes to form a coalition to supplant Georgian Dream, controlled by powerful billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili.

"Of course, I have voted for Europe. Because I want to live in Europe, not in Russia. So, I voted for change," said Alexandre Guldani, an 18-year-old student.

Pro-Western President Salome Zurabishvili said the vote would "determine Georgia's future", while the chair of the United National Movement opposition party, Tina Bokuchava, promised a "great day of national victory".

Watch |&nbsp;Georgia Votes In Pivotal Election | EU vs Russia: Which Way Will Georgia Lean?

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The Central Election Commission said it had received 133 reports of violations and Zurabishvili said there were "deeply troubling incidents of violence unfolding at various polling stations".

A video was circulated on social media showing a fistfight between dozens of unidentified men outside a polling station in suburban Tbilisi.

The opposition also shared videos of an alleged ballot stuffing incident in the south-eastern village of Sadakhlo.

"Bidzina Ivanishvili's thugs are desperate to cling onto power and will resort to anything to subvert the election process," Bokuchava said.

"They are stuffing ballot boxes, bullying voters, and beating observers."

Mamuka Mdinaradze, a ruling party leader, rejected her claims as a "provocation" staged by the opposition, while the electoral commission nullified all the votes cast at that precinct.

Georgian Dream says it is confident it can win a commanding majority of the 150-seat parliament, calling for a "maximum mobilisation" of its supporters.

<h2>'Risk of post-electoral turmoil'&nbsp;</h2>

Polls close at 1600 GMT, with exit polls to be issued soon afterward. Preliminary results are expected to start coming in during the night.

Analyst Gela Vasadze at Georgia's Strategic Analysis Centre warned that "if the ruling party attempts to stay in power regardless of the election outcome, then there is the risk of post-electoral turmoil."

Georgian Dream says it wants to win a supermajority that will allow it to pass a constitutional ban on all major opposition parties.

In power since 2012, the party initially pursued a liberal pro-Western policy agenda. But over the last two years, the party has reversed course.

Its campaign has centred on a conspiracy theory about a "global war party" that controls Western institutions and is seeking to drag Georgia into the Russia-Ukraine war.

In a country still scarred by Russia's 2008 invasion, the party has offered voters bogeyman stories about an imminent threat of war, which only the Georgian Dream could prevent.

In a recent TV interview, Ivanishvili painted a grotesque image of the West where "orgies are taking place right in the streets".

<h2>'Crucial test for democracy'&nbsp;</h2>

Georgian Dream's adoption of a controversial "foreign influence" law this spring targeting civil society sparked weeks of mass street protests and was criticised as a Kremlin-style measure to silence dissent.

The move prompted Brussels to freeze Georgia's EU accession process, while Washington imposed sanctions on dozens of Georgian officials.

The ruling party has also mounted a campaign against sexual minorities, following the recent adoption of measures that ban LGBTQ "propaganda", nullify same-sex marriages conducted abroad, and outlaw gender reassignment.

The Kremlin on Friday blasted "unprecedented attempts at Western interference" in the vote.

The latest polls show that the opposition is poised to garner enough ballots to take power.

The potential coalition grouping includes Georgia's main opposition force, jailed ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili's United National Movement (UNM) and Akhali, a recently formed party headed by former UNM leaders.

Along with several smaller parties, they have signed up for a pro-European policy platform outlining far-reaching electoral, judicial, and law enforcement reforms.

They have agreed to form an interim multi-party government to push through the reforms -- if they command enough seats in parliament -- before calling fresh elections.

A poll conducted by US pollster Edison Research shortly before the elections showed 34 per cent of voters would back the Georgian Dream, while the four opposition alliances combined are set to garner 53 per cent of the vote.

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION&nbsp;audience.

Georgians voted on Saturday (Oct 26) in elections that will determine the fledgling democracy's European aspirations, amid growing concerns the ruling party is drifting toward Russia.

Georgians voted on Saturday (Oct 26) in elections that will determine the fledgling democracy's European aspirations, amid growing concerns the ruling party is drifting toward Russia. The parliamentary election pits an unprecedented union of pro-Western opposition forces against the ruling Georgian Dream accused of stifling democracy and pivoting toward Moscow. Brussels has warned that the vote will determine European Union candidate Tbilisi's chances of joining the bloc. Also read: Georgia Supreme Court rejects Republican appeal to reinstate last-minute election rules Opinion polls in the country of four million indicate opposition parties could get enough votes to form a coalition to supplant Georgian Dream, controlled by powerful billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili. "Of course, I have voted for Europe. Because I want to live in Europe, not in Russia. So, I voted for change," said Alexandre Guldani, an 18-year-old student. Pro-Western President Salome Zurabishvili said the vote would "determine Georgia's future", while the chair of the United National Movement opposition party, Tina Bokuchava, promised a "great day of national victory". Watch | Georgia Votes In Pivotal Election | EU vs Russia: Which Way Will Georgia Lean? × The Central Election Commission said it had received 133 reports of violations and Zurabishvili said there were "deeply troubling incidents of violence unfolding at various polling stations". A video was circulated on social media showing a fistfight between dozens of unidentified men outside a polling station in suburban Tbilisi. The opposition also shared videos of an alleged ballot stuffing incident in the south-eastern village of Sadakhlo. "Bidzina Ivanishvili's thugs are desperate to cling onto power and will resort to anything to subvert the election process," Bokuchava said. "They are stuffing ballot boxes, bullying voters, and beating observers." Mamuka Mdinaradze, a ruling party leader, rejected her claims as a "provocation" staged by the opposition, while the electoral commission nullified all the votes cast at that precinct. Georgian Dream says it is confident it can win a commanding majority of the 150-seat parliament, calling for a "maximum mobilisation" of its supporters. 'Risk of post-electoral turmoil' Polls close at 1600 GMT, with exit polls to be issued soon afterward. Preliminary results are expected to start coming in during the night. Analyst Gela Vasadze at Georgia's Strategic Analysis Centre warned that "if the ruling party attempts to stay in power regardless of the election outcome, then there is the risk of post-electoral turmoil." Georgian Dream says it wants to win a supermajority that will allow it to pass a constitutional ban on all major opposition parties. In power since 2012, the party initially pursued a liberal pro-Western policy agenda. But over the last two years, the party has reversed course. Its campaign has centred on a conspiracy theory about a "global war party" that controls Western institutions and is seeking to drag Georgia into the Russia-Ukraine war. In a country still scarred by Russia's 2008 invasion, the party has offered voters bogeyman stories about an imminent threat of war, which only the Georgian Dream could prevent. In a recent TV interview, Ivanishvili painted a grotesque image of the West where "orgies are taking place right in the streets". 'Crucial test for democracy' Georgian Dream's adoption of a controversial "foreign influence" law this spring targeting civil society sparked weeks of mass street protests and was criticised as a Kremlin-style measure to silence dissent. The move prompted Brussels to freeze Georgia's EU accession process, while Washington imposed sanctions on dozens of Georgian officials. The ruling party has also mounted a campaign against sexual minorities, following the recent adoption of measures that ban LGBTQ "propaganda", nullify same-sex marriages conducted abroad, and outlaw gender reassignment. The Kremlin on Friday blasted "unprecedented attempts at Western interference" in the vote. The latest polls show that the opposition is poised to garner enough ballots to take power. The potential coalition grouping includes Georgia's main opposition force, jailed ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili's United National Movement (UNM) and Akhali, a recently formed party headed by former UNM leaders. Along with several smaller parties, they have signed up for a pro-European policy platform outlining far-reaching electoral, judicial, and law enforcement reforms. They have agreed to form an interim multi-party government to push through the reforms -- if they command enough seats in parliament -- before calling fresh elections. A poll conducted by US pollster Edison Research shortly before the elections showed 34 per cent of voters would back the Georgian Dream, while the four opposition alliances combined are set to garner 53 per cent of the vote. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Georgia votes in high stakes election as voters decide between West and Russia

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