Morning news brief: Bangladesh blame India for floods; NATO airbase raises security over threat; & more
Morning brief
As the massive floods in Bangladesh affected nearly 1.8 million people and resulted in five deaths, rumors began circulating, falsely blaming India’s opening of the Dumbur Dam on the Gumti River in Tripura for the deluge.
In other news,NATO base near Germany's Geilenkirchen said that the security level was raised basedon intelligence information indicating a potential threat.
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On Thursday (Aug 22), India firmly dismissed these allegations from Bangladesh, backing its stance with hardcore evidence.
The NATO (National Atlantic Treaty Organization) airbase near Germany'sGeilenkirchen raised its security level due to a potential threat late Thursday (Aug 22).
Kamala Harris accepted theDemocratic Party's 2024 presidential nomination on the fourth and final day of the DNCon Thursday (Aug 23).
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Polish leaders on Thursday (Aug 22) during a rare visit, just one day before his anticipated trip to Ukraine – a historic first for both nations.
