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IDF military spokesman Daniel Hagari said that most of the soldiers lost their lives after a tank and a building were hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.

Thakur was a former chief minister of the north Indian state of Bihar and was known for championing the cause of the backward classes.

Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer lead the nominations of Oscars 2024 while Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie got sidelined for Barbie. See full list of nominees of Oscar 2024.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, who is currently recovering from complications of his secret prostate cancer treatment, attended a meeting on Ukraine's military needs virtually from his residence.

Security researchers have uncovered a massive data breach, known as the "Mother of all Breaches," exposing 26 billion records. The breach included sensitive data from major platforms, raising concerns about identity theft.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukrainian army chief Valery Zaluzhny said Russian forces had fired 41 missiles, including cruise, ballistic and surface-to-air missiles.

Unlike the House of Commons, the House of Lords doesn't have the power to block the treaty completely. But delay in ratification of the controversial Rwanda plan may mean that critics of the bill, including those in policy-making circles, would get a chance for a fresh salvo against the government.

Medibank data breach: Australia has recently witnessed a spike in the number of cyber attacks, prompting the government to overhaul its cyber security rules last year.

Despite not facing terrorism charges or potential imprisonment, the verdict, expected in the coming days, will determine the financial repercussions for the British student.

While Colombia grapples with the escalation of cocaine production, Ecuador has emerged as a notable transit route for smuggling the illicit drug.