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Ukraine has struck another blow against Russia’s presence in the Black Sea, with a coordinated operation that destroyed a Russian assault boat and eliminated several troops on board. Footage released by Ukraine’s Armed Forces shows a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned combat drone targeting a moving Russian landing craft near the Kherson coastline. The Turkish-made drone fired a precision-guided munition that detonated on impact, sending flames and smoke billowing into the sky. The strike marked a renewed appearance of the TB2, once a symbol of Ukraine’s early battlefield successes but less visible in recent months.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/missing-minute-of-jeffrey-epstein-s-prison-cell-on-night-of-his-death-exposes-pam-bondi-s-false-explanation-epstein-files-donald-trump-1756898472567">Missing minute of Epstein's prison cell on night of his death exposes Pam Bondi's 'false' explanation: What it revealed</a>&nbsp;The attack did not end there. Ukrainian naval units simultaneously engaged a high-speed Russian vessel attempting to land personnel in the same area. According to the Navy, the strike killed seven Russian servicemen, putting a stop to what appeared to be an attempted small-scale amphibious landing. The wreckage of the speedboat was left burning on the water’s surface.<h2>Watch the video here</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">Ukrainian Navy Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs destroyed a Russian Black Sea Fleet speedboat near Tendra Spit, Kherson region. <a href="https://t.co/QjAOS56OlI">pic.twitter.com/QjAOS56OlI</a>&mdash; Clash Report (@clashreport) <a href="https://twitter.com/clashreport/status/1963187460545937501?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 3, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Vice Admiral Oleksii Neizhpapa, commander of Ukraine’s Naval Forces, praised the sailors for their precision and noted that such operations highlight Kyiv’s ability to combine unmanned systems with conventional naval firepower. “This is the face of modern warfare—where technology, skill, and determination intersect,” he said in a statement.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Black Sea has been a flashpoint throughout the war, with Ukraine relying on drones and small craft to chip away at Russia’s larger fleet. The sinking of the assault boat is the latest in a series of strikes that underscore Kyiv’s strategy: use low-cost but high-impact weapons to disrupt Russian control of maritime routes and deny safe passage for troop movements.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/after-modi-s-snub-pak-pm-sharif-ignored-by-china-s-jinping-rushes-for-awkward-handshake-with-putin-watch-1756723084457">Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif rushes for handshake with Putin, gets 'ignored' by Xi Jinping at SCO Summit- WATCH</a>

WATCH | Ukrainian TB2 drone destroys Russian speedboat laden with troops

Ukraine has struck another blow against Russia’s presence in the Black Sea, with a coordinated operation that destroyed a Russian assault boat and eliminated several troops on board. Footage released by Ukraine’s Armed Forces shows a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned combat drone targeting a moving Russian landing craft near the Kherson coastline. The Turkish-made drone fired a precision-guided munition that detonated on impact, sending flames and smoke billowing into the sky. The strike marked a renewed appearance of the TB2, once a symbol of Ukraine’s early battlefield successes but less visible in recent months. Also Read: Missing minute of Epstein's prison cell on night of his death exposes Pam Bondi's 'false' explanation: What it revealed The attack did not end there. Ukrainian naval units simultaneously engaged a high-speed Russian vessel attempting to land personnel in the same area. According to the Navy, the strike killed seven Russian servicemen, putting a stop to what appeared to be an attempted small-scale amphibious landing. The wreckage of the speedboat was left burning on the water’s surface. Watch the video here

According to the Ukrainian Navy, the strike killed seven Russian servicemen, putting a stop to what appeared to be an attempted small-scale amphibious landing

A United States Congressional committee on Tuesday(Aug 2) released as many as 33,295 pages of documents and several videos related to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. It was released in response to a subpoena issued by the House Oversight Committee. One of the biggest revelations made in the files that are now made public includes the footage of the area outside the sex offender's New York prison cell on the night he died. It also punctures Attorney General Pam Bondi’s explanation about the missing minute in the videos released earlier. If nothing else, the files have brought back the spotlight on the Trump administration's alleged attempt to whitewash Epstein's client list.<h2>What is in the video?</h2>The video includes 13 hours and 41 seconds of recording from outside the New York prison cell where Epstein was lodged. It covers the timing from August 9 evening to August 10 morning of 2019. According to the Daily Beast, the new video fills in that missing minute between 11:59 p.m. on August 9, 2019, and midnight on August 10, 2019. Earlier, a minute from timecode 23:00 to 00:00 was missing. Bondi had then said that the "missing minute" was just the jail's camera system resetting each night. In the new footage, a number of guards are visible working near Epstein’s cell. The extra minute is contained within two additional hours of footage from the new files, according to the BBC.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-losing-support-epstein-files-increases-republican-divide-as-johnson-nikki-haley-want-us-govt-to-be-release-the-list-1752644542555">Trump losing support? Epstein Files increases Republican divide as Johnson, Nikki Haley want US govt to release the list</a><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/u-s-house-committee-releases-over-33-000-pages-of-epstein-files-1756883620899/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/u-s-house-committee-releases-over-33-000-pages-of-epstein-files-1756883620899/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with DOJ</h2>The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, she denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ reportedly granted her limited immunity for the interview, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/melania-involved-in-epstein-saga-new-claims-surfaces-amid-rising-pressure-on-trump-to-release-controversial-documents-1753604162319">Melania involved in Epstein saga? New claims surface amid rising pressure on Trump to release controversial documents</a><h2>What are the Epstein Files?</h2>The Epstein files are a collection of legal documents, court records, and investigative materials connected to Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy financier accused of operating a sex trafficking ring involving underage girls. These files have been in the news due to Epstein’s links to high-profile figures in politics, business, and entertainment. A major part of the Epstein files comes from court cases, a defamation lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most outspoken accusers. In early 2024, hundreds of pages of these court documents were unsealed, revealing names, emails, and testimonies involving powerful individuals; however, large portions remain sealed or redacted. Jeffrey Epstein died under controversial circumstances in a Manhattan jail cell in August 2019. Giuffre also died by suicide at her farm in Western Australia in April 2025.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-finally-releasing-epstein-files-here-s-what-he-told-pam-bondi-to-do-after-letter-row-this-scam-1752805484181">Trump FINALLY releasing Epstein Files? Here's what he told Pam Bondi to do after letter row</a>

A US Congressional committee released 33,295 pages and videos about Jeffrey Epstein, including 13+ hours of footage outside his NY prison cell the night he died. The video fills a previously missing minute, challenging Attorney General Pam Bondi’s explanation about it

A United States Congressional committee on Tuesday(Aug 2) released as many as 33,295 pages of documents and several videos related to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. It was released in response to a subpoena issued by the House Oversight Committee. One of the biggest revelations made in the files that are now made public includes the footage of the area outside the sex offender's New York prison cell on the night he died. It also punctures Attorney General Pam Bondi’s explanation about the missing minute in the videos released earlier. If nothing else, the files have brought back the spotlight on the Trump administration's alleged attempt to whitewash Epstein's client list. What is in the video? The video includes 13 hours and 41 seconds of recording from outside the New York prison cell where Epstein was lodged. It covers the timing from August 9 evening to August 10 morning of 2019. According to the Daily Beast, the new video fills in that missing minute between 11:59 p.m. on August 9, 2019, and midnight on August 10, 2019. Earlier, a minute from timecode 23:00 to 00:00 was missing. Bondi had then said that the "missing minute" was just the jail's camera system resetting each night. In the new footage, a number of guards are visible working near Epstein’s cell. The extra minute is contained within two additional hours of footage from the new files, according to the BBC. Read More | Trump losing support? Epstein Files increases Republican divide as Johnson, Nikki Haley want US govt to release the list https://www.wionews.com/videos/u-s-house-committee-releases-over-33-000-pages-of-epstein-files-1756883620899/embed Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with DOJ The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, she denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ reportedly granted her limited immunity for the interview, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements. Read More | Melania involved in Epstein saga? New claims surface amid rising pressure on Trump to release controversial documents What are the Epstein Files? The Epstein files are a collection of legal documents, court records, and investigative materials connected to Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy financier accused of operating a sex trafficking ring involving underage girls. These files have been in the news due to Epstein’s links to high-profile figures in politics, business, and entertainment. A major part of the Epstein files comes from court cases, a defamation lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most outspoken accusers. In early 2024, hundreds of pages of these court documents were unsealed, revealing names, emails, and testimonies involving powerful individuals; however, large portions remain sealed or redacted. Jeffrey Epstein died under controversial circumstances in a Manhattan jail cell in August 2019. Giuffre also died by suicide at her farm in Western Australia in April 2025. Read More | Trump FINALLY releasing Epstein Files? Here's what he told Pam Bondi to do after letter row

A US Congressional committee released 33,295 pages and videos about Jeffrey Epstein, including 13+ hours of footage outside his NY prison cell the night he died. The video fills a previously missing minute, challenging Attorney General Pam Bondi’s explanation about it

Missing minute of Epstein's prison cell on night of his death exposes Pam Bondi's 'false' explanation: What it revealed

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's videos and photos of meeting world leaders, especially Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, during the now-concluded Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), are going viral on the internet. While Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif also attended the SCO Summit, there was no exchange of smiles or handshake with PM Modi. Nor did the Indian PM have a bilateral meeting with the Pakistani counterpart. Moreover, a video of PM Modi speaking to Putin while seemingly ignoring the Pakistan PM has also surfaced. Amid all of this, another video of Sharif's awkward handshake with the Russian president is doing the rounds on the internet.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pm-modi-at-sco-summit-says-india-bearing-brunt-of-terrorism-for-last-four-decades-thanks-countries-that-stood-by-us-during-pahalgam-terror-attack-1756700589722">PM Modi at SCO Summit says India ‘bearing brunt of terrorism for last four decades’</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">While other leaders showed composure, Pakistan PM Shehabaz Sharif came running to Putin to shake his hand.... pathetic attention seeking behaviour. Xi Jinping realised what Shehbaz was going to do, so he looked the other way and ignored him 😭 <a href="https://t.co/NAEeDw2oyY">pic.twitter.com/NAEeDw2oyY</a>— Incognito (@Incognito_qfs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Incognito_qfs/status/1962164856800584181?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 31, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/modi-at-sco-summit-in-two-car-rides-and-body-language-bonhomie-indian-pm-was-given-x-s-favourite-ride-and-had-putin-by-the-side-at-tinjian-1756706706483">Modi at SCO summit in two car rides and body language bonhomie</a><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/sco-summit-pm-modi-xi-jinping-vladimir-putin-clicked-together-in-china-1756718932660/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/sco-summit-pm-modi-xi-jinping-vladimir-putin-clicked-together-in-china-1756718932660/embed</a>&nbsp;This short video clip from the summit, Russian President Putin and Chinese premier Xi Jinping are seen walking side by side. Then, Pakistani PM Sharif is seen coming from behind and is seen rushing towards Putin to shake hands. While Putin turns around to shake his hand, Jinping didn't turn back to look at Sharif and kept walking. Sharif's reaction has made him a target for the social media trolls. In another video, PM Modi is seen having a conversation with Russian President Putin as they walk past Sharif. The Pakistani PM is seen glancing at them, seemingly anticipating a greeting or acknowledgement, but both leaders continue ahead without offering him any attention.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pm-modi-ignored-shehbaz-sharif-at-sco-summit-netizens-troll-pak-pm-on-social-media-watch-1756702414074">PM Modi ignored Shehbaz Sharif at SCO summit? Netizens troll Pak PM on social media</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Watch: Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif looks on as PM Modi, Russian President Putin walks past him at the SCO summit <a href="https://t.co/aqIMQBuI6v">pic.twitter.com/aqIMQBuI6v</a>— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) <a href="https://twitter.com/sidhant/status/1962345522066321526?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 1, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

At the SCO Summit 2025, PM Modi’s interactions with Putin and Xi went viral, while Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif faced social media trolling for an awkward handshake with Putin and being seemingly ignored by Modi. 

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's videos and photos of meeting world leaders, especially Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, during the now-concluded Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), are going viral on the internet. While Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif also attended the SCO Summit, there was no exchange of smiles or handshake with PM Modi. Nor did the Indian PM have a bilateral meeting with the Pakistani counterpart. Moreover, a video of PM Modi speaking to Putin while seemingly ignoring the Pakistan PM has also surfaced. Amid all of this, another video of Sharif's awkward handshake with the Russian president is doing the rounds on the internet. Read More | PM Modi at SCO Summit says India ‘bearing brunt of terrorism for last four decades’

At the SCO Summit 2025, PM Modi’s interactions with Putin and Xi went viral, while Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif faced social media trolling for an awkward handshake with Putin and being seemingly ignored by Modi.&nbsp;

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif rushes for handshake with Putin, gets 'ignored' by Xi Jinping at SCO Summit- WATCH

A Hindu advocacy group in the United States, HinduPACT’s American Hindus Against Defamation (AHAD), has condemned the recent remarks of White House trade adviser Peter Navarro as “inappropriate and Hinduphobic” and demanded his dismissal from President Donald Trump’s team. The Hindu group objected to Navarro’s reference to caste and his “portrayal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a sacred act of Hindu prayer”.&nbsp;The AHAD issued a press release, saying, “Navarro’s rhetoric constitutes not only a cultural violation but also a reckless provocation that endangers the dignity of over a billion Hindus and threatens the foundational relationship between the two largest democracies.”“It’s not a critique; it’s a colonial-era trope recycled to divide Hindu society and depict India as inherently unjust,” the group said while criticising Navarro’s comments about “Brahmins profiting at the expense of the Indian people”.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/HinduPACT?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@HinduPACT</a> press release: President <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@realDonaldTrump</a> please fire <a href="https://twitter.com/RealPNavarro?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RealPNavarro</a> for his <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Hinduphobic?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Hinduphobic</a> statements on <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/caste?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#caste</a> and inappropriate use of Hindu imagery. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/StopHinduHate?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#StopHinduHate</a>. Please repost this and follow <a href="https://twitter.com/AHADHindu?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AHADHindu</a> to help spread this message widely. <a href="https://t.co/rEi5m0bDPn">pic.twitter.com/rEi5m0bDPn</a>&mdash; HinduPACT AHAD -American Hindus Against Defamation (@AHADHindu) <a href="https://twitter.com/AHADHindu/status/1962921305226788972?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;<h2>‘People like Navarro have no place in American political life’</h2>&nbsp;Ajay Shah, executive chair of HinduPACT, said, “This is not foreign policy. It’s weaponised Hinduphobia.”“People like Navarro have no place in American political life,” he said.The group also slammed Navarro for sharing a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in saffron robes. It said the picture was shared to mock Hindu spirituality while exerting economic pressure on India.AHAD is a Hindu advocacy and watchdog group dedicated to addressing and countering defamation, misrepresentation, and prejudice against Hinduism, its symbols, icons, and culture.Founded in 1997 as an initiative of the World Hindu Council of America (VHPA), it is now part of a larger advocacy organisation, HinduPACT.&nbsp;<h2>‘Saffron is sacred. Prayer is not propaganda’</h2>&nbsp;Commenting on the picture, HinduPACT president Deepti Mahajan said, “If the target was the Hindu faith, that’s religious hostility. If the target was India’s leadership, that’s diplomatic recklessness. Either way, it’s a serious violation.”“Saffron is sacred. Prayer is not propaganda. What exactly was Navarro trying to say by using that image?” she asked.&nbsp;WATCH: Russia-Ukraine war: Trump expresses disappointment in Putin over Ukraine conflict escalation<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/russia-ukraine-war-trump-expresses-disappointment-in-putin-over-ukraine-conflict-escalation-1756893600338/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/russia-ukraine-war-trump-expresses-disappointment-in-putin-over-ukraine-conflict-escalation-1756893600338/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>What did Peter Navarro say?</h2>&nbsp;Targeting India for its purchases of Russian oil, Navarro said “Brahmins” are profiteering at the expense of the Indian people, and it needs to ‘stop’.“Look (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi is a great leader,” Navarro, the Trump administration’s Senior Counsellor for Trade and Manufacturing, said in an interview with Fox News.He added that he doesn’t understand how the Indian leader is cooperating with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping “when he’s the biggest democracy in the world”.“So I would just simply say, the Indian people, please understand what's going on here. You got Brahmins profiteering at the expense of the Indian people. We need that to stop,” Navarro said.He also called India a “laundromat” for the Kremlin and blamed it for “funding” Moscow’s war on Ukraine.

The group also slammed White House trade adviser Peter Navarro for sharing a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in saffron robes. It said the picture was shared to mock Hindu spirituality while exerting economic pressure on India.

A Hindu advocacy group in the United States, HinduPACT’s American Hindus Against Defamation (AHAD), has condemned the recent remarks of White House trade adviser Peter Navarro as “inappropriate and Hinduphobic” and demanded his dismissal from President Donald Trump’s team. The Hindu group objected to Navarro’s reference to caste and his “portrayal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a sacred act of Hindu prayer”. The AHAD issued a press release, saying, “Navarro’s rhetoric constitutes not only a cultural violation but also a reckless provocation that endangers the dignity of over a billion Hindus and threatens the foundational relationship between the two largest democracies.” “It’s not a critique; it’s a colonial-era trope recycled to divide Hindu society and depict India as inherently unjust,” the group said while criticising Navarro’s comments about “Brahmins profiting at the expense of the Indian people”.

The group also slammed White House trade adviser Peter Navarro for sharing a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in saffron robes. It said the picture was shared to mock Hindu spirituality while exerting economic pressure on India.

‘Weaponised Hinduphobia’: American Hindus slam Peter Navarro, ask Trump to fire him

The military parade in China is in the news not only because of the first public appearance of Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, and Russian's Vladimir Putin but also because of Kim's handshake with the speaker of South Korea's National Assembly, Woo Won-shik. On Wednesday (Aug 3), Woo Won-shik's office confirmed that the two leaders exchanged greeting and shook hands during the military parade in Beijing. This can be seen as a major breakthrough as relations between North and South Korea have remained tense for years. Woo and Kim met for the first time during the inter-Korean summit between the leaders of both Koreas in April 2018.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/kim-jong-un-took-his-own-toilet-to-china-to-bring-his-poop-back-to-north-korea-why-1756890298386">Kim Jong Un took his own toilet to China to bring back his poop to North Korea. Why?</a>&nbsp;The pair shook hands before the start of a military parade they were attending in China to celebrate the formal surrender of Japan in World War Two. The statement clarified that though the two leaders stood on the viewing platform at Tiananmen Square, "they watched the parade from opposite ends." "He briefly exchanged greetings with Chairman Kim Jong Un before attending the military parade," an aide to Woo told NK News. News agency Reuters quoted Woo saying that it was "very important to build peace on the Korean Peninsula, despite difficult circumstances." While North Korea has maintained that South Korea is an enemy nation and has rejected Seoul's attempt for talks, Woo, along with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for the resumption of dialogue between Seoul and Pyongyang. Woo also met Putin and Jinping at the sidelines of the parade.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/kim-jong-un-travels-in-bulletproof-train-to-china-for-military-parade-1756823313247/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/kim-jong-un-travels-in-bulletproof-train-to-china-for-military-parade-1756823313247/embed</a>&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/kim-jong-un-travels-in-bulletproof-train-to-china-for-military-parade-1756823313247">Kim Jong-Un travels in bulletproof train to China for military parade</a><h2>North and South Korea relations&nbsp;</h2>Relations between the neighbours of Korean peninsula went a new low under the now impeached president Yoon Suk-yeol. While Yoon favoured a strategy heavily focused on military deterrence and trilateral cooperation with Washington and Tokyo, Kim, in December 2023, decided to abandon the decades-long goal of reunification with the South. Since his campaign days, the incumbent South Korean president Lee Jae-myung has pledged to restart dialogue with North Korea. He has highlighted the danger of North Korea's expansion of missile testing and said that there is a need to resume negotiations with Pyongyang regarding its nuclear program. At a time when the US is preoccupied with the West Asian nations and the Russia-Ukraine war, alongside the domestic politics, Lee emphasised the need for America's coordination to promote dialogue with North Korea.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-brave-heroic-russia-s-putin-praises-north-korean-troops-sacrifice-in-ukraine-war-as-kim-vows-full-support-1756884221403/amp">'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’</a>

The world has seen North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in front of cameras for the longest time today. Thanks to the military parade in China! What also came as a rare event was a ‘handshake’ between Kim and a leader of South Korea, which Kim says is an enemy nation

The military parade in China is in the news not only because of the first public appearance of Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, and Russian's Vladimir Putin but also because of Kim's handshake with the speaker of South Korea's National Assembly, Woo Won-shik. On Wednesday (Aug 3), Woo Won-shik's office confirmed that the two leaders exchanged greeting and shook hands during the military parade in Beijing. This can be seen as a major breakthrough as relations between North and South Korea have remained tense for years. Woo and Kim met for the first time during the inter-Korean summit between the leaders of both Koreas in April 2018. Read More | Kim Jong Un took his own toilet to China to bring back his poop to North Korea. Why? The pair shook hands before the start of a military parade they were attending in China to celebrate the formal surrender of Japan in World War Two. The statement clarified that though the two leaders stood on the viewing platform at Tiananmen Square, "they watched the parade from opposite ends." "He briefly exchanged greetings with Chairman Kim Jong Un before attending the military parade," an aide to Woo told NK News. News agency Reuters quoted Woo saying that it was "very important to build peace on the Korean Peninsula, despite difficult circumstances." While North Korea has maintained that South Korea is an enemy nation and has rejected Seoul's attempt for talks, Woo, along with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for the resumption of dialogue between Seoul and Pyongyang. Woo also met Putin and Jinping at the sidelines of the parade. https://www.wionews.com/videos/kim-jong-un-travels-in-bulletproof-train-to-china-for-military-parade-1756823313247/embed Read More | Kim Jong-Un travels in bulletproof train to China for military parade North and South Korea relations Relations between the neighbours of Korean peninsula went a new low under the now impeached president Yoon Suk-yeol. While Yoon favoured a strategy heavily focused on military deterrence and trilateral cooperation with Washington and Tokyo, Kim, in December 2023, decided to abandon the decades-long goal of reunification with the South. Since his campaign days, the incumbent South Korean president Lee Jae-myung has pledged to restart dialogue with North Korea. He has highlighted the danger of North Korea's expansion of missile testing and said that there is a need to resume negotiations with Pyongyang regarding its nuclear program. At a time when the US is preoccupied with the West Asian nations and the Russia-Ukraine war, alongside the domestic politics, Lee emphasised the need for America's coordination to promote dialogue with North Korea. Read More | 'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’

The world has seen North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in front of cameras for the longest time today. Thanks to the military parade in China! What also came as a rare event was a ‘handshake’ between Kim and a leader of South Korea, which Kim says is an enemy nation

Did Kim Jong Un shake hands with South Korean leader during China's military parade? Here's what we know

After his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s aides carried out an unusually thorough clean-up operation, drawing international attention. Footage shared on social media showed staff members quickly moving in once the talks finished. They removed the glass Kim had drunk from, wiped down the chair’s upholstery and armrests, and meticulously cleaned the table and other surfaces he had touched. The scene resembled a forensic sweep, with aides ensuring that no physical trace of the leader was left behind.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/chatgpt-faces-fresh-global-outage-users-flock-to-social-media-with-complaints-1756894113103">ChatGPT faces fresh global outage, users flock to social media with complaints</a>&nbsp;Russian journalist Alexander Yunashev, who witnessed the process, described the clean-up as “remarkable” in its detail. Reports said the two leaders had wrapped up their formal discussions and later continued in a more relaxed setting over tea. The reasoning behind such a rigorous effort remains unclear. Analysts suggest it could be aimed at eliminating any chance of foreign agencies collecting Kim’s DNA or biological samples. Others see it as part of Pyongyang’s broader security culture, which places extraordinary emphasis on protecting the leader’s health and cultivating his image of invulnerability.<h2>Watch the video here:</h2>

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Earlier in the day, a meeting took place at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse following a grand military parade in central Beijing, where President Xi Jinping led commemorations in Tiananmen Square to mark 80 years since the end of World War II and Japan’s surrender. The parade, featuring thousands of troops and heavy weaponry, was attended by several global leaders—though Western participation was notably absent, underscoring the geopolitical undertone of the event.According to the Kremlin, Putin and Kim arrived for the talks together in the same car after a formal reception. Images from North Korean state media also showed Kim accompanied by his daughter, Kim Ju Ae.

North Korean staff scrub Kim’s chair and glass post-Putin meet: Was it done to leave no trace of Kim Jong Un?

After his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s aides carried out an unusually thorough clean-up operation, drawing international attention. Footage shared on social media showed staff members quickly moving in once the talks finished. They removed the glass Kim had drunk from, wiped down the chair’s upholstery and armrests, and meticulously cleaned the table and other surfaces he had touched. The scene resembled a forensic sweep, with aides ensuring that no physical trace of the leader was left behind. Also Read: ChatGPT faces fresh global outage, users flock to social media with complaints Russian journalist Alexander Yunashev, who witnessed the process, described the clean-up as “remarkable” in its detail. Reports said the two leaders had wrapped up their formal discussions and later continued in a more relaxed setting over tea. The reasoning behind such a rigorous effort remains unclear. Analysts suggest it could be aimed at eliminating any chance of foreign agencies collecting Kim’s DNA or biological samples. Others see it as part of Pyongyang’s broader security culture, which places extraordinary emphasis on protecting the leader’s health and cultivating his image of invulnerability. Watch the video here:

Clips which have gone viral on social media platforms showed Kim Jong Un’s aides scrubbing his meeting spot with Putin in Beijing, erasing all traces to prevent DNA collection

China has revealed an upgraded version of its long-range nuclear missile, the DongFeng-5C (DF-5C), during its Victory Day parade in Beijing, marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. The parade was attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and leaders from almost 20 other countries.The liquid-fuelled intercontinental missile is reported to have a range of more than 20,000km, with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV saying its strike capacity “covers the entire globe”. According to the state-run Global Times, the new system offers improved precision and defence penetration.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-from-guam-killer-to-nuclear-missiles-weapons-china-showcased-at-massive-victory-parade-attended-by-vladimir-putin-and-kim-jong-un-1756880902718">In Pics | From ‘Guam killer’ to nuclear missiles: Weapons China showcased at massive victory parade attended by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un</a>Professor Yang Chengjun, a missile technology and nuclear disarmament expert, told state media, “The DF-5C liquid-fueled intercontinental strategic nuclear missile integrated technologies and experiences throughout the development of China’s previous DF series missiles, including technological advantages of the DF-5 series and DF-41 missiles. It provides significant strategic values.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-no-one-has-been-conspiring-no-conspiracies-at-all-russia-responds-to-trump-s-plotting-against-us-claim-about-putin-xi-and-kim-1756891592323">'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim</a><h2>China's victory day parade: A show of strength and warning</h2>The parade showcased China’s newest strategic strike units, including intercontinental nuclear weapons, cruise and hypersonic missiles. Among the systems on display were the Changjian-20A, YJ-18C and Changjian-1000 long-range cruise missiles, which Chinese analysts claim could restrict US and allied operations in the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-china-victory-day-military-parade-live-updates-xi-jinping-putin-kim-jong-un-latest-1756866102561">‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter?</a>Also on display was the YJ-21 hypersonic missile, designed to strike US aircraft carriers at a distance, as well as the JL-3 submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), believed to be capable of hitting the U.S. mainland.Other systems included the DF-61 long-range missile and the DF-26D, which has a range of around 5,000km, covering US bases on Guam and in the Philippine Sea.

China unveiled its upgraded DongFeng-5C nuclear missile at a Victory Day parade in Beijing, claiming global strike capability. The event was attended by Putin, Kim Jong Un, and other world leaders.


China has revealed an upgraded version of its long-range nuclear missile, the DongFeng-5C (DF-5C), during its Victory Day parade in Beijing, marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. The parade was attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and leaders from almost 20 other countries. The liquid-fuelled intercontinental missile is reported to have a range of more than 20,000km, with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV saying its strike capacity “covers the entire globe”. According to the state-run Global Times, the new system offers improved precision and defence penetration. Also read: In Pics | From ‘Guam killer’ to nuclear missiles: Weapons China showcased at massive victory parade attended by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un Professor Yang Chengjun, a missile technology and nuclear disarmament expert, told state media, “The DF-5C liquid-fueled intercontinental strategic nuclear missile integrated technologies and experiences throughout the development of China’s previous DF series missiles, including technological advantages of the DF-5 series and DF-41 missiles. It provides significant strategic values.” Also read: 'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim China's victory day parade: A show of strength and warning The parade showcased China’s newest strategic strike units, including intercontinental nuclear weapons, cruise and hypersonic missiles. Among the systems on display were the Changjian-20A, YJ-18C and Changjian-1000 long-range cruise missiles, which Chinese analysts claim could restrict US and allied operations in the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea. Also read: ‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter? Also on display was the YJ-21 hypersonic missile, designed to strike US aircraft carriers at a distance, as well as the JL-3 submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), believed to be capable of hitting the U.S. mainland. Other systems included the DF-61 long-range missile and the DF-26D, which has a range of around 5,000km, covering US bases on Guam and in the Philippine Sea.

China unveiled its upgraded DongFeng-5C nuclear missile at a Victory Day parade in Beijing, claiming global strike capability. The event was attended by Putin, Kim Jong Un, and other world leaders.

What is the Dongfeng-5C? China’s top nuclear missile that can target ‘any corner of the world,’ including the US, India, and Europe

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has several measures in place to prevent enemies and spies from accessing anything personal from him. He even keeps his poop safe and carries his own toilet with him. What else does he do to prevent anything about him from leaking?

From toilets to cigarette butts: How Kim Jong Un prevents spies from sniffing out his DNA

ChatGPT users worldwide on Wednesday (September 3) reported a major outage, with hundreds of users taking it to social media to vent their frustration over disruptions. According to Downdetector, a website that tracks online service status, hundreds of reports have been filed in the past 20 minutes. In India alone, over 439 users flagged problems, suggesting the issue is widespread.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/woman-complains-her-indian-neighbours-in-ireland-are-noisy-and-aggressive-nothing-beats-this-loudness-1756882643001">Woman complains her Indian neighbours in Ireland are 'noisy and aggressive' - 'Nothing beats this loudness'</a>&nbsp;The outage appears to be hitting both the website and mobile app, with users experiencing network errors. While some report normal functioning, many are unable to access the chatbot at all. OpenAI, ChatGPT’s developer, has not yet commented on the disruption.&nbsp;This is not the first time ChatGPT has faced downtime. Past outages include: A global failure lasting over three hours disrupted users in Spain, Argentina, and the US (Jan 23, 2025), A glitch left the platform not working (Dec 26, 2024), A major outage generated more than 22,000 Downdetector complaints (Feb 5, 2025). In recent times, minor outages were reported on Sept 1, 2, and 3, 2025, including a 10-minute disruption on Tuesday (September 2).&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/who-is-kim-ju-ae-kim-jong-un-s-respected-daughter-making-her-foreign-debut-in-china-could-she-be-north-korea-s-first-female-leader-1756894130316">Who is Kim Ju Ae? Kim Jong Un’s ‘respected daughter’ making her foreign debut in China - Could she be North Korea’s first female leader?</a><h2>What are the alternatives to ChatGPT?</h2>Users seeking immediate options can turn to other AI chatbots such as:Google Gemini – optimised for fast text generationMicrosoft Copilot – offers ChatGPT-like features with image generationYouChat – integrates search for updated, relevant answersJasper Chat – built for creators, with SEO-friendly content tools&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-no-one-has-been-conspiring-no-conspiracies-at-all-russia-responds-to-trump-s-plotting-against-us-claim-about-putin-xi-and-kim-1756891592323">'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim</a>

ChatGPT faces fresh global outage, users flock to social media with complaints

ChatGPT users worldwide on Wednesday (September 3) reported a major outage, with hundreds of users taking it to social media to vent their frustration over disruptions. According to Downdetector, a website that tracks online service status, hundreds of reports have been filed in the past 20 minutes. In India alone, over 439 users flagged problems, suggesting the issue is widespread. Also Read: Woman complains her Indian neighbours in Ireland are 'noisy and aggressive' - 'Nothing beats this loudness' The outage appears to be hitting both the website and mobile app, with users experiencing network errors. While some report normal functioning, many are unable to access the chatbot at all. OpenAI, ChatGPT’s developer, has not yet commented on the disruption. This is not the first time ChatGPT has faced downtime. Past outages include: A global failure lasting over three hours disrupted users in Spain, Argentina, and the US (Jan 23, 2025), A glitch left the platform not working (Dec 26, 2024), A major outage generated more than 22,000 Downdetector complaints (Feb 5, 2025). In recent times, minor outages were reported on Sept 1, 2, and 3, 2025, including a 10-minute disruption on Tuesday (September 2). Also Read: Who is Kim Ju Ae? Kim Jong Un’s ‘respected daughter’ making her foreign debut in China - Could she be North Korea’s first female leader? What are the alternatives to ChatGPT? Users seeking immediate options can turn to other AI chatbots such as: Google Gemini – optimised for fast text generation Microsoft Copilot – offers ChatGPT-like features with image generation YouChat – integrates search for updated, relevant answers Jasper Chat – built for creators, with SEO-friendly content tools Also Read: 'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim

Several users across the globe faced disruptions on Wednesday (September 3). Users also expressed their frustration on various social media platforms

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Aug 2) announced that United States forces had bombed a drug-carrying vessel in the southern Caribbean, after it departed from Venezuela, killing eleven on-board. This comes almost a month after the United States announced a whopping $50 million reward for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The Venezuelan President already had a bounty of $25 million on him, which has now been increased to $50 million, with the US calling him the biggest drug trafficker. He was indicted in Manhattan federal court in 2020, during the first Trump's presidency and at that time, the US offered a $15 million reward for his arrest. When Joe Biden became the US president, he increased this amount to $25 million. While Maduro continues to claim that he is not involved in drug trafficking, why do American leaders want him to face the US justice system, and who is he?&nbsp;Read More |<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-offers-whopping-50-million-for-nicolas-maduro-s-arrest-venezuela-hits-back-with-epstein-files-jibe-1754619045813"> 'Biggest drug-trafficker': US offers whopping $50 million for Nicolas Maduro's arrest, Venezuela hits back with 'Epstein Files' jibe</a><h2>Who is Nicolás Maduro?</h2>Nicolás Maduro is the president of Venezuela, who first came to power in 2013. He was a key figure in the country’s socialist political movement known as Chavismo, named after his predecessor and mentor, Hugo Chávez. Born on November 23, 1962, in Caracas, Maduro came from a working-class background and began his career as a bus driver before entering politics through union activism. He rose within the ranks of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) to the top position that he holds today. Maduro was chosen as the third president of the National Assembly from 2005 to 2006, he became the 24th vice president and served from 2012 to 2013 and also served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2006 to 2012. When Chávez died of cancer in 2013, Maduro was named his successor and narrowly won the presidential election later that year.&nbsp;Maduro's presidency has been marked by deep political and economic crises. Under his rule, Venezuela experienced one of the worst economic collapses in modern history, characterised by hyperinflation, widespread poverty, food and medicine shortages, and mass migration. His administration has been widely accused of authoritarianism, electoral fraud, human rights abuses, and suppressing political opposition. Despite these allegations, Maduro has remained in power, allegedly due to his control over the military and key institutions.

<h2>Why is Nicolás Maduro wanted in the US?</h2>While countries like the United States and members of the European Union have questioned the legitimacy of his leadership and have accused him of rigging the 2018 and 2025 elections, other nations such as Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba support him. The US calls him the biggest drug trafficker. The story begins back in 2016 when two nephews of Maduro’s wife Cilia Flores - Efraín Antonio Campo Flores and Francisco Flores de Freitas - were convicted in a US court for conspiracy to import cocaine. It was alleged that some of the drug trafficking proceeds helped fund Maduro’s 2013 presidential campaign and possibly the 2015 parliamentary elections. The nephews reportedly used a presidential airport terminal regularly, highlighting their close connections to the Venezuelan government. After their arrest by the US Drug Enforcement Administration in 2015, Maduro condemned the operation as an imperialist attack.&nbsp;High-ranking Venezuelan officials, including Diosdado Cabello and former Vice President Tareck El Aissami, have been sanctioned by the US for involvement in drug trafficking, corruption, and links to terrorist groups like Hezbollah and Iran’s Quds Force. In 2018, the US Treasury accused Cabello of directing drug trafficking activities and profiting from corruption alongside Maduro. In March 2020, the US Department of Justice charged Maduro and other Venezuelan and Colombian officials with “narco-terrorism,” alleging they orchestrated cocaine shipments to America to harm public health. Initially, it offered a reward of $15 million for information leading to Maduro’s arrest. His nephews, meanwhile, were released in 2022 as part of a prisoner exchange.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has a reward of $50 million on him. This will be rewarded to anyone who gives information to the US government about Maduro's whereabouts. But here's the story of why he is wanted in the US 

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Aug 2) announced that United States forces had bombed a drug-carrying vessel in the southern Caribbean, after it departed from Venezuela, killing eleven on-board. This comes almost a month after the United States announced a whopping $50 million reward for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The Venezuelan President already had a bounty of $25 million on him, which has now been increased to $50 million, with the US calling him the biggest drug trafficker. He was indicted in Manhattan federal court in 2020, during the first Trump's presidency and at that time, the US offered a $15 million reward for his arrest. When Joe Biden became the US president, he increased this amount to $25 million. While Maduro continues to claim that he is not involved in drug trafficking, why do American leaders want him to face the US justice system, and who is he? Read More | 'Biggest drug-trafficker': US offers whopping $50 million for Nicolas Maduro's arrest, Venezuela hits back with 'Epstein Files' jibe Who is Nicolás Maduro? Nicolás Maduro is the president of Venezuela, who first came to power in 2013. He was a key figure in the country’s socialist political movement known as Chavismo, named after his predecessor and mentor, Hugo Chávez. Born on November 23, 1962, in Caracas, Maduro came from a working-class background and began his career as a bus driver before entering politics through union activism. He rose within the ranks of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) to the top position that he holds today. Maduro was chosen as the third president of the National Assembly from 2005 to 2006, he became the 24th vice president and served from 2012 to 2013 and also served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2006 to 2012. When Chávez died of cancer in 2013, Maduro was named his successor and narrowly won the presidential election later that year. Maduro's presidency has been marked by deep political and economic crises. Under his rule, Venezuela experienced one of the worst economic collapses in modern history, characterised by hyperinflation, widespread poverty, food and medicine shortages, and mass migration. His administration has been widely accused of authoritarianism, electoral fraud, human rights abuses, and suppressing political opposition. Despite these allegations, Maduro has remained in power, allegedly due to his control over the military and key institutions.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has a reward of $50 million on him. This will be rewarded to anyone who gives information to the US government about Maduro's whereabouts. But here's the story of why he is wanted in the US&nbsp;

Who is Nicolas Maduro? Venezuelan president targeted by the Trump administration

In a recent scientific development at the University of Gottingen in Germany, it was revealed that precious metals like gold and ruthenium are coming out from deep inside the Earth to its surface through volcanic activity. Chemical signatures depicting traces of core material in the eruptions have been detected by the scientists after studying lava from Hawaiian volcanoes such as Kīlauea and Lo‘ihi.&nbsp;The study suggests that only tiny amounts make it to the surface, but it is speculated that the core of the Earth contains up to 30 billion tons of gold, worth roughly €2.77 trillion. That means small leaks through the eruption provide a glimpse into the richest and most inaccessible layers of the planet, according to a report by TOI.&nbsp;The research also includes a vast quantity of gold that the core of the Earth includes. The trace amounts that reach the surface in lava flows offer scientists a rare view into the deepest layers of the planet. “We’re talking about traces, not nuggets,” says Matthias Willbold, a co-author of the study.<h3>Current technology is inefficient for mining: scientists&nbsp;</h3>These findings indicated to the researchers that current technology is not efficient enough to mine the core of the Earth, but it helps in understanding the planet's composition and the processes shaping its interior over billions of years.&nbsp;In order to discover these deep-Earth materials, scientists focused on ocean island basalts, volcanic rocks formed by hot mantle plumes rising from near the core of the Earth. Another metal, Ruthenium, a metal densely found in the core, acts as a chemical fingerprint.&nbsp;Elevated levels of the 100Ru isotope in lava signify that a fraction of less than 0.3 per cent of core material can reach the surface. This provides strong and clear evidence that the core is not completely isolated from the rest of the planet, as was earlier believed.

The scientific study suggests that only tiny amounts make it to the surface, but it is speculated that the core of the Earth contains up to 30 billion tons of gold, worth roughly €2.77 trillion. 

In a recent scientific development at the University of Gottingen in Germany, it was revealed that precious metals like gold and ruthenium are coming out from deep inside the Earth to its surface through volcanic activity. Chemical signatures depicting traces of core material in the eruptions have been detected by the scientists after studying lava from Hawaiian volcanoes such as Kīlauea and Lo‘ihi. The study suggests that only tiny amounts make it to the surface, but it is speculated that the core of the Earth contains up to 30 billion tons of gold, worth roughly €2.77 trillion. That means small leaks through the eruption provide a glimpse into the richest and most inaccessible layers of the planet, according to a report by TOI. The research also includes a vast quantity of gold that the core of the Earth includes. The trace amounts that reach the surface in lava flows offer scientists a rare view into the deepest layers of the planet. “We’re talking about traces, not nuggets,” says Matthias Willbold, a co-author of the study. Current technology is inefficient for mining: scientists These findings indicated to the researchers that current technology is not efficient enough to mine the core of the Earth, but it helps in understanding the planet's composition and the processes shaping its interior over billions of years. In order to discover these deep-Earth materials, scientists focused on ocean island basalts, volcanic rocks formed by hot mantle plumes rising from near the core of the Earth. Another metal, Ruthenium, a metal densely found in the core, acts as a chemical fingerprint. Elevated levels of the 100Ru isotope in lava signify that a fraction of less than 0.3 per cent of core material can reach the surface. This provides strong and clear evidence that the core is not completely isolated from the rest of the planet, as was earlier believed.

The scientific study suggests that only tiny amounts make it to the surface, but it is speculated that the core of the Earth contains up to 30 billion tons of gold, worth roughly €2.77 trillion.&nbsp;

Is the Earth’s core leaking Gold? Scientists detect precious metals rising from deep interior to surface

The Kremlin on Wednesday (September 03) brushed aside US President Donald Trump’s claim that Russia, China and North Korea were plotting together against the United States. Asked about Trump’s post on Truth Social, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said, “I think not without irony, he said that these three are allegedly plotting against the United States.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-china-victory-day-military-parade-live-updates-xi-jinping-putin-kim-jong-un-latest-1756866102561">‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter?</a><h2>Moscow insists no plot exists</h2>Another aide, Dmitry Ushakov, said, “I want to say that no conspiracies have been arranged, no one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all, and moreover, none of these three leaders have even entertained such thoughts." He added that Russia recognises the influence of Washington. “Furthermore, I can say that everyone understands the role played by the United States, the current administration of President Trump, and President Trump personally in the current international dynamics.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-brave-heroic-russia-s-putin-praises-north-korean-troops-sacrifice-in-ukraine-war-as-kim-vows-full-support-1756884221403">'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’</a><h2>Trump’s sarcastic post on Xi, Putin and Kim</h2>Trump had reacted online after Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un joined Chinese President Xi Jinping at a large-scale military parade in Beijing on 3 September. Writing to Xi, Trump posted, “Please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United States of America.”The Beijing parade marked the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender and the end of World War II. Western leaders stayed away, but Putin, Xi and Kim shared the stage in Tiananmen Square, displaying closer ties between their countries. The event was the first time the three leaders had appeared together in public.

The Kremlin dismissed Donald Trump’s claim that Russia, China, and North Korea are plotting against the US, with aide Yuri Ushakov responding to the accusation with irony and skepticism.

The Kremlin on Wednesday (September 03) brushed aside US President Donald Trump’s claim that Russia, China and North Korea were plotting together against the United States. Asked about Trump’s post on Truth Social, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said, “I think not without irony, he said that these three are allegedly plotting against the United States.” Also read: ‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter? Moscow insists no plot exists Another aide, Dmitry Ushakov, said, “I want to say that no conspiracies have been arranged, no one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all, and moreover, none of these three leaders have even entertained such thoughts." He added that Russia recognises the influence of Washington. “Furthermore, I can say that everyone understands the role played by the United States, the current administration of President Trump, and President Trump personally in the current international dynamics.” Also read: 'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’ Trump’s sarcastic post on Xi, Putin and Kim Trump had reacted online after Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un joined Chinese President Xi Jinping at a large-scale military parade in Beijing on 3 September. Writing to Xi, Trump posted, “Please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United States of America.” The Beijing parade marked the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender and the end of World War II. Western leaders stayed away, but Putin, Xi and Kim shared the stage in Tiananmen Square, displaying closer ties between their countries. The event was the first time the three leaders had appeared together in public.

The Kremlin dismissed Donald Trump’s claim that Russia, China, and North Korea are plotting against the US, with aide Yuri Ushakov responding to the accusation with irony and scepticism.

'No one has been conspiring, no conspiracies at all': Russia responds to Trump's ‘plotting against US’ claim about Putin, Xi and Kim

As Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Russian leader Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a massive military parade on Wednesday (Sep 3), US President Donald Trump posted a message claiming that Americans had helped China achieve victory over Japan — which the parade was celebrating. For those unfamiliar with the history, it might have sounded like one of Trump’s exaggerations. But in this case, he happens to be right. Eighty years ago, in a very different world, the United States stood by China in its fight against Japanese aggression. Here is that story.<h2>What was the Chinese military parade celebrating?</h2>The Chinese military parade marked the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. President Xi hosted a number of world leaders, including Putin and Kim, as China showcased some of its latest weapon systems and commemorated its role in defeating Japanese imperial forces.Amid this, Trump highlighted a lesser-known chapter in US-China relations. He said the United States gave “massive” support and shed “blood” to help China secure its freedom from a “very unfriendly foreign invader.” He criticised China’s current leadership for failing to acknowledge American support during the celebrations.“Will Xi mention the MASSIVE amount of American support... Will he honour the MANY Americans who died?” Trump wrote.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ww2-b29-superfortress-most-expensive-weapon-costlier-nuclear-bomb-1756819959777">Also read: B-29 Bomber: Costliest weapon of World War II, costlier than the nuclear bomb</a><h2>The forgotten front: how American soldiers helped China fight Japan during World War II</h2>The story begins in 1937, when Japan invaded China, beginning the Second Sino-Japanese War. At the time, China was a poor and fragmented country, facing a ruthless and technologically superior enemy. Japanese forces bombed Chinese cities, massacred civilians, and occupied vast swathes of Chinese territory. China resisted largely alone for several years, until the United States entered World War II following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941.From then on, the United States became a major ally of China, offering not only military and economic aid but also manpower and expertise in what became one of the most consequential and devastating theatres of the war.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-victory-parade-will-mark-surrender-of-japan-during-world-war-ii-1756384582813/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-victory-parade-will-mark-surrender-of-japan-during-world-war-ii-1756384582813/embed</a><h2>American billions helped a bruised China</h2>The United States provided over $1.6 billion in Lend-Lease aid to China between 1941 and 1945 — a staggering sum at the time, equivalent to over $25 billion today. The aid included aircraft, vehicles, ammunition, food supplies, and equipment. Several US military advisers were stationed in China to support and train the Nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek. This support came despite the internal conflict between the Chinese Nationalists and the Communists. The two factions often clashed even as they both fought against the Japanese invaders.<h2>The Flying Tigers: American pilots who defended China’s skies</h2>One of the most iconic symbols of American support during this period was the Flying Tigers — officially known as the American Volunteer Group (AVG). Comprising around 300 American pilots and ground crew, the Flying Tigers flew combat missions against Japanese aircraft from 1941 to 1942, often outnumbered and under-resourced.Formed before the United States formally entered the war, the Flying Tigers became legends in both China and America. They are credited with destroying nearly 300 Japanese aircraft and played a critical role in defending Chinese territory from aerial assault.<h2>The China-Burma-India Theatre: a gruelling campaign in which American troops supported China</h2>While most Americans are familiar with battles such as Normandy and Iwo Jima, fewer know about the China-Burma-India (CBI) Theatre — one of the most challenging fronts of World War II. Around 250,000 American troops served in the CBI Theatre over the course of the war. They built infrastructure such as the Ledo Road to reconnect China with Allied supply lines, trained Chinese troops, and engaged Japanese forces in the dense jungles of Burma.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-unstoppable-china-s-massive-military-parade-brings-xi-putin-and-kim-together-in-rare-show-of-unity-against-west-1756864172260">'Unstoppable' China's massive military parade brings Xi, Putin and Kim together in rare show of unity against West</a> &nbsp;Units like Merrill’s Marauders — a US Army long-range penetration force — carried out dangerous missions to reopen the Burma Road, which had been cut off by Japanese forces. Though these battles occurred far from the Chinese heartland, they were vital to sustaining China’s resistance.<h2>How many Americans died for China during the war against Japan?</h2>Trump’s claim that Americans gave their “blood” for China is not inaccurate. During the Flying Tigers’ operations, around 20–25 American personnel died in combat or accidents prior to 1942. In the wider China-Burma-India Theatre, approximately 1,600 Americans died — including those lost in combat, from disease, or in accidents. Of these, historians estimate that around 500 to 1,000 deaths were directly tied to China-related operations, including air missions over Chinese territory and logistical efforts in support of Chinese forces.While small in comparison to the 405,000 American deaths during World War II, these sacrifices remain significant — particularly in a theatre often neglected in Western historical narratives.<h2>What did American military contributions mean for China?</h2>The US played a vital role in helping China resist complete collapse under Japanese occupation. American support helped disrupt Japanese supply lines, weakened Japan’s strategic posture, and eventually contributed to its defeat — particularly after the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, prompting Japan’s surrender.However, China’s liberation from Japan did not lead to peace. After the war, the Chinese Civil War resumed. By 1949, Mao Zedong’s Communist Party had seized control of the mainland, forcing the US-backed Nationalist government under Chiang Kai-shek to flee to Taiwan.It is one of history’s many ironies that today’s People’s Republic of China — governed by the same Communist Party that played a relatively limited military role against Japan — now celebrates this victory, while the main burden of fighting during the war was borne by Nationalist forces, often with direct American support.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-china-victory-day-military-parade-live-updates-xi-jinping-putin-kim-jong-un-latest-1756866102561/amp">‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter?</a><h2>So, is Trump right about American contributions to China's defeat of Japan?</h2>Mostly yes. While the tone of Trump’s Truth Social post was politically confrontational, the historical foundation of his claim is accurate. With that post, Trump drew attention to a neglected aspect of the Second World War — the extent to which American personnel, resources, and sacrifice helped China resist and eventually overcome Japanese aggression.As US-China tensions continue to rise in the modern era, Trump’s reference serves as a reminder that today’s geopolitical adversaries were once, however briefly, allies — brothers in arms in a war that shaped the modern world. &nbsp;

It might surprise some, but Trump’s claim that American ‘blood’ and aid helped China defeat a foreign enemy is largely accurate. The US did give billions in support, flew combat missions, and lost lives aiding China’s resistance. 

As Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Russian leader Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a massive military parade on Wednesday (Sep 3), US President Donald Trump posted a message claiming that Americans had helped China achieve victory over Japan — which the parade was celebrating. For those unfamiliar with the history, it might have sounded like one of Trump’s exaggerations. But in this case, he happens to be right. Eighty years ago, in a very different world, the United States stood by China in its fight against Japanese aggression. Here is that story. What was the Chinese military parade celebrating? The Chinese military parade marked the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. President Xi hosted a number of world leaders, including Putin and Kim, as China showcased some of its latest weapon systems and commemorated its role in defeating Japanese imperial forces. Amid this, Trump highlighted a lesser-known chapter in US-China relations. He said the United States gave “massive” support and shed “blood” to help China secure its freedom from a “very unfriendly foreign invader.” He criticised China’s current leadership for failing to acknowledge American support during the celebrations. “Will Xi mention the MASSIVE amount of American support... Will he honour the MANY Americans who died?” Trump wrote. Also read: B-29 Bomber: Costliest weapon of World War II, costlier than the nuclear bomb The forgotten front: how American soldiers helped China fight Japan during World War II The story begins in 1937, when Japan invaded China, beginning the Second Sino-Japanese War. At the time, China was a poor and fragmented country, facing a ruthless and technologically superior enemy. Japanese forces bombed Chinese cities, massacred civilians, and occupied vast swathes of Chinese territory. China resisted largely alone for several years, until the United States entered World War II following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941. From then on, the United States became a major ally of China, offering not only military and economic aid but also manpower and expertise in what became one of the most consequential and devastating theatres of the war. https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-victory-parade-will-mark-surrender-of-japan-during-world-war-ii-1756384582813/embed American billions helped a bruised China The United States provided over $1.6 billion in Lend-Lease aid to China between 1941 and 1945 — a staggering sum at the time, equivalent to over $25 billion today. The aid included aircraft, vehicles, ammunition, food supplies, and equipment. Several US military advisers were stationed in China to support and train the Nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek. This support came despite the internal conflict between the Chinese Nationalists and the Communists. The two factions often clashed even as they both fought against the Japanese invaders. The Flying Tigers: American pilots who defended China’s skies One of the most iconic symbols of American support during this period was the Flying Tigers — officially known as the American Volunteer Group (AVG). Comprising around 300 American pilots and ground crew, the Flying Tigers flew combat missions against Japanese aircraft from 1941 to 1942, often outnumbered and under-resourced. Formed before the United States formally entered the war, the Flying Tigers became legends in both China and America. They are credited with destroying nearly 300 Japanese aircraft and played a critical role in defending Chinese territory from aerial assault. The China-Burma-India Theatre: a gruelling campaign in which American troops supported China While most Americans are familiar with battles such as Normandy and Iwo Jima, fewer know about the China-Burma-India (CBI) Theatre — one of the most challenging fronts of World War II. Around 250,000 American troops served in the CBI Theatre over the course of the war. They built infrastructure such as the Ledo Road to reconnect China with Allied supply lines, trained Chinese troops, and engaged Japanese forces in the dense jungles of Burma. Also read: 'Unstoppable' China's massive military parade brings Xi, Putin and Kim together in rare show of unity against West Units like Merrill’s Marauders — a US Army long-range penetration force — carried out dangerous missions to reopen the Burma Road, which had been cut off by Japanese forces. Though these battles occurred far from the Chinese heartland, they were vital to sustaining China’s resistance. How many Americans died for China during the war against Japan? Trump’s claim that Americans gave their “blood” for China is not inaccurate. During the Flying Tigers’ operations, around 20–25 American personnel died in combat or accidents prior to 1942. In the wider China-Burma-India Theatre, approximately 1,600 Americans died — including those lost in combat, from disease, or in accidents. Of these, historians estimate that around 500 to 1,000 deaths were directly tied to China-related operations, including air missions over Chinese territory and logistical efforts in support of Chinese forces. While small in comparison to the 405,000 American deaths during World War II, these sacrifices remain significant — particularly in a theatre often neglected in Western historical narratives. What did American military contributions mean for China? The US played a vital role in helping China resist complete collapse under Japanese occupation. American support helped disrupt Japanese supply lines, weakened Japan’s strategic posture, and eventually contributed to its defeat — particularly after the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, prompting Japan’s surrender. However, China’s liberation from Japan did not lead to peace. After the war, the Chinese Civil War resumed. By 1949, Mao Zedong’s Communist Party had seized control of the mainland, forcing the US-backed Nationalist government under Chiang Kai-shek to flee to Taiwan. It is one of history’s many ironies that today’s People’s Republic of China — governed by the same Communist Party that played a relatively limited military role against Japan — now celebrates this victory, while the main burden of fighting during the war was borne by Nationalist forces, often with direct American support. Also read: ‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter? So, is Trump right about American contributions to China's defeat of Japan? Mostly yes. While the tone of Trump’s Truth Social post was politically confrontational, the historical foundation of his claim is accurate. With that post, Trump drew attention to a neglected aspect of the Second World War — the extent to which American personnel, resources, and sacrifice helped China resist and eventually overcome Japanese aggression. As US-China tensions continue to rise in the modern era, Trump’s reference serves as a reminder that today’s geopolitical adversaries were once, however briefly, allies — brothers in arms in a war that shaped the modern world.

It might surprise some, but Trump’s claim that American ‘blood’ and aid helped China defeat a foreign enemy is largely accurate. The US did give billions in support, flew combat missions, and lost lives aiding China’s resistance.&nbsp;

‘American blood’ helped China defeat foreign Invader? Trump happens to be right on that. ‘Flying Tigers,’ Burma front and forgotten US sacrifice

The US House Oversight Committee on Tuesday (Sep 2) dropped the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein records online, touting "full transparency". In reality, what hit the website was more than 33,000 pages, many of which were heavily redacted documents — some almost entire pages blacked out — leaving critics to wonder if this was accountability or just a political pacifier. After releasing the latest batch of Epstein files, committee chairperson James Comer, a Republican, promised Americans "full transparency".<h2>Redacted documents and full transparency</h2>"We're in the process of uploading those documents for full transparency so everyone in America can see those documents," said Comer. He added that the release was "going as quick as we can get them uploaded" and that they want the files to be public "as soon as possible." But as many pointed out, what good is transparency if much of the content is unreadable?Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-files-released-33-000-pages-posted-online-for-all-to-see-here-s-what-we-know-1756860716401">Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know</a>Epstein, the disgraced financier with friends in politics, Hollywood and finance, died in a New York jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death — officially ruled a suicide — only fuelled conspiracy theories, especially among Donald Trump's MAGA supporters, who have long claimed that Democratic elites were being shielded while Trump himself was unfairly smeared.The FBI and Justice Department previously said Epstein left no "client list," no blackmail trove, and no evidence of compromising prominent figures. That conclusion infuriated many in Trump's base, who remain convinced there is more to the story.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-s-wannabe-assassin-ryan-wesley-routh-issues-insane-golf-challenge-he-wins-execute-me-i-win-1756869739998">Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...'</a><h2>Epstein's file drop has old documents?</h2>Tuesday's release doesn't appear to change much. Ranking Democrat Robert Garcia said most of the files were already public, adding that the redactions made it hard to see what was actually new. The committee did hear fresh closed-door testimony from Epstein and Maxwell's victims, which Garcia described as "horrific and infuriating." The Justice Department said that more records were on the way, but it is expected that redactions will continue to shield victims' identities and remove explicit material.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/viral-video-shows-mystery-objects-thrown-from-white-house-window-trump-blames-ai-wh-calls-it-maintenance-who-s-lying-1756876076770">Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying?</a>For now, the public is left with thousands of pages that raise more questions than answers. Whether this drip-feed of blacked-out documents will satisfy those demanding accountability — or simply deepen suspicions — remains to be seen. &nbsp;

The US House Oversight Committee has released the first batch of over 33,000 pages of records from its probe into Jeffrey Epstein, claiming "full transparency." However, many of the documents are heavily redacted, with some pages almost entirely blacked out.

The US House Oversight Committee on Tuesday (Sep 2) dropped the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein records online, touting "full transparency". In reality, what hit the website was more than 33,000 pages, many of which were heavily redacted documents — some almost entire pages blacked out — leaving critics to wonder if this was accountability or just a political pacifier. After releasing the latest batch of Epstein files, committee chairperson James Comer, a Republican, promised Americans "full transparency". Redacted documents and full transparency "We're in the process of uploading those documents for full transparency so everyone in America can see those documents," said Comer. He added that the release was "going as quick as we can get them uploaded" and that they want the files to be public "as soon as possible." But as many pointed out, what good is transparency if much of the content is unreadable? Also read | Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know Epstein, the disgraced financier with friends in politics, Hollywood and finance, died in a New York jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death — officially ruled a suicide — only fuelled conspiracy theories, especially among Donald Trump's MAGA supporters, who have long claimed that Democratic elites were being shielded while Trump himself was unfairly smeared. The FBI and Justice Department previously said Epstein left no "client list," no blackmail trove, and no evidence of compromising prominent figures. That conclusion infuriated many in Trump's base, who remain convinced there is more to the story. Also read | Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...' Epstein's file drop has old documents? Tuesday's release doesn't appear to change much. Ranking Democrat Robert Garcia said most of the files were already public, adding that the redactions made it hard to see what was actually new. The committee did hear fresh closed-door testimony from Epstein and Maxwell's victims, which Garcia described as "horrific and infuriating." The Justice Department said that more records were on the way, but it is expected that redactions will continue to shield victims' identities and remove explicit material. Also read | Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying? For now, the public is left with thousands of pages that raise more questions than answers. Whether this drip-feed of blacked-out documents will satisfy those demanding accountability — or simply deepen suspicions — remains to be seen.

The US House Oversight Committee has released the first batch of over 33,000 pages of records from its probe into Jeffrey Epstein, claiming "full transparency." However, many of the documents are heavily redacted, with some pages almost entirely blacked out.

Epstein files: 33,000 pages released, yet they're heavily redacted. 'Full transparency' or just a pacifier for MAGA?

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is said to have carried his own toilet to China for the military parade. Russian leader Vladimir Putin was also in attendance for the event that marks the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. Kim Jong Un's daughter, Kim Ju Ae, also accompanied him on her first international trip. According to South Korean and Japanese intelligence agencies, the bulletproof train that Kim used to reach Beijing is equipped with a private lavatory. This is strictly the only toilet used during the trip, according to officials. This is done to ensure that Kim does not leave anything from his body behind, which can be used to extract DNA and consequently to learn about his physical health and any conditions he suffers from. This is not the first time that Kim has carried his own toilet with him for an international trip.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-brave-heroic-russia-s-putin-praises-north-korean-troops-sacrifice-in-ukraine-war-as-kim-vows-full-support-1756884221403">'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’</a>&nbsp;<h2>Other times when Kim Jong Un carried his own toilet</h2>In 2018, Kim attended a North-South summit on the South Korean side of the military border Pyongyang shares with Seoul. At that time, his officials brought a toilet for Kim to use to avoid leaving behind any traces of him that could give away his health status. In the same year, it was flown to Singapore, where Kim had travelled for the US-North Korea summit. A former North Korean Guard Command employee told The Washington Post in 2022 that the regime fears that dedicated sewer divers might access the supreme leader's stools.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/putin-s-poop-suitcase-was-in-alaska-russian-leader-took-his-faeces-back-to-moscow-here-s-why-1755503502120">Did Putin bring a 'poop suitcase' to Alaska? The Russian leader reportedly took his faeces back to Moscow. Here's why</a>&nbsp;<h2>Why does Kim Jong Un carry his own toilet?</h2>Experts say that the physical condition of the supreme leader has a major impact on the North Korean regime. Since Kim is overweight, a classic cause of several health conditions, such as heart disease. If his DNA falls into the wrong hands, it could prove dangerous as chatter about his suffering from a disease can trigger speculation of regime change, and even cause chaos in the country that has been under the rule of the same family for decades.&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-s-military-parade-xi-hosts-largest-display-of-next-gen-weapons-1756868370290/embed&nbsp;Even while he is in North Korea, he takes his own toilet with him. Kim's trips to military facilities or state-owned factories see his officials carry his own toilet and bathroom. His hair and saliva are also closely guarded. While travelling to Hanoi for the US-North Korea summit in 2019, a photo of Kim smoking while the train was at a halt in southern China's Nanning went viral. He was seen puffing while his sister, Kim Yo Jong, stood with an ashtray. All the utensils he eats from at hotels are also thoroughly cleaned. Similarly, his room is also perfectly scrubbed to ensure he leaves no traces of his body behind.&nbsp;

Kim Jong Un is known for taking his toilet with him everywhere he goes, not only on international trips but also within North Korea. Some would say he is paranoid, but there is a larger reason why he carries his poop with him.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is said to have carried his own toilet to China for the military parade. Russian leader Vladimir Putin was also in attendance for the event that marks the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. Kim Jong Un's daughter, Kim Ju Ae, also accompanied him on her first international trip. According to South Korean and Japanese intelligence agencies, the bulletproof train that Kim used to reach Beijing is equipped with a private lavatory. This is strictly the only toilet used during the trip, according to officials. This is done to ensure that Kim does not leave anything from his body behind, which can be used to extract DNA and consequently to learn about his physical health and any conditions he suffers from. This is not the first time that Kim has carried his own toilet with him for an international trip. Also Read: 'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’ Other times when Kim Jong Un carried his own toilet In 2018, Kim attended a North-South summit on the South Korean side of the military border Pyongyang shares with Seoul. At that time, his officials brought a toilet for Kim to use to avoid leaving behind any traces of him that could give away his health status. In the same year, it was flown to Singapore, where Kim had travelled for the US-North Korea summit. A former North Korean Guard Command employee told The Washington Post in 2022 that the regime fears that dedicated sewer divers might access the supreme leader's stools. Also Read: Did Putin bring a 'poop suitcase' to Alaska? The Russian leader reportedly took his faeces back to Moscow. Here's why Why does Kim Jong Un carry his own toilet? Experts say that the physical condition of the supreme leader has a major impact on the North Korean regime. Since Kim is overweight, a classic cause of several health conditions, such as heart disease. If his DNA falls into the wrong hands, it could prove dangerous as chatter about his suffering from a disease can trigger speculation of regime change, and even cause chaos in the country that has been under the rule of the same family for decades. https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-s-military-parade-xi-hosts-largest-display-of-next-gen-weapons-1756868370290/embed Even while he is in North Korea, he takes his own toilet with him. Kim's trips to military facilities or state-owned factories see his officials carry his own toilet and bathroom. His hair and saliva are also closely guarded. While travelling to Hanoi for the US-North Korea summit in 2019, a photo of Kim smoking while the train was at a halt in southern China's Nanning went viral. He was seen puffing while his sister, Kim Yo Jong, stood with an ashtray. All the utensils he eats from at hotels are also thoroughly cleaned. Similarly, his room is also perfectly scrubbed to ensure he leaves no traces of his body behind.

Kim Jong Un is known for taking his toilet with him everywhere he goes, not only on international trips but also within North Korea. Some would say he is paranoid, but there is a larger reason why he carries his poop with him.

Kim Jong Un took his own toilet to China to bring his poop back to North Korea. Why?

Finland President Alex Stubb, who happens to be Donald Trump's golf buddy, has taken an apparent dig at the US President for his recent aggressive actions against India. In a statement, he has called for "cooperative and dignified foreign policy" towards countries in the Global South, particularly India. He also sounded a warning that the failure to do so could result in significant losses for the West. Stubb's warning comes as India and the United States remain at odds after Trump imposed a sweeping tariff on Indian imports, allegedly over New Delhi's imports of discounted Russian oil. However, reports suggest that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's snub of Trump, hinting at a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for the India-Pakistan ceasefire in May—for which the POTUS has repeatedly claimed credit—could be behind the excessive tariffs.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/did-modi-s-snub-over-trump-s-nobel-peace-prize-push-lead-to-50-tariffs-for-india-shocking-report-claims-this-1756605189312">Modi rejected Trump's Nobel prize fantasy during call, reveals shocking report — 50% tariff the price of POTUS' bruised ego?</a><h2>What did the Finnish president say?</h2>Stubb, while warning about how the lack of cooperation with India and the Global South could harm the West, said that the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin was a good reminder "to all of us in the global West of what is at stake. We're trying to preserve the remnants of the old order".His message was directed at both Trump and the European Union (EU). "My message, not only to my European colleagues but especially to the United States, is that if we don't derive a more cooperative and dignified foreign policy towards the Global South, the likes of India, we are going to lose this game," he said.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-s-latest-wild-plan-reopen-insane-asylums-like-joker-s-arkham-amid-his-crime-crackdown-here-s-what-he-said-1756784333958">Trump's latest wild plan: Reopen 'insane asylums' like Joker's Arkham amid his crime crackdown. Here's what he said</a>Watch what he said here:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">“If Europe and America don’t have a more cooperative foreign policy towards the Global South and India, then we will lose. The SCO meeting in China is a reminder to the West about what is at stake,” declares Finland’s President Alex Stubb <a href="https://t.co/aV2pJmMyTw">pic.twitter.com/aV2pJmMyTw</a>&mdash; Shashank Mattoo (@MattooShashank) <a href="https://twitter.com/MattooShashank/status/1963064963997610481?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 3, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>The Stubb-Trump connection</h2>Alex Stubb, as per reports, is no ordinary European leader when it comes to Trump. The two leaders boast a close rapport and earlier this year made headlines for a marathon seven-hour round of golf at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Trump has previously spoken highly of Stubb, describing him as a "young, powerful man" who has "done a great job" and stating, "We wanted to have you here because you are somebody that we all respect." So, the question is, would Stubb's remarks change Trump's mind about penalising India?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Finland's President Alexander Stubb, a known golf partner of US President Donald Trump, has taken a dig at the US's recent policies toward India. He said that ‘we are going to lose this game’ if…

Finland President Alex Stubb, who happens to be Donald Trump's golf buddy, has taken an apparent dig at the US President for his recent aggressive actions against India. In a statement, he has called for "cooperative and dignified foreign policy" towards countries in the Global South, particularly India. He also sounded a warning that the failure to do so could result in significant losses for the West. Stubb's warning comes as India and the United States remain at odds after Trump imposed a sweeping tariff on Indian imports, allegedly over New Delhi's imports of discounted Russian oil. However, reports suggest that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's snub of Trump, hinting at a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for the India-Pakistan ceasefire in May—for which the POTUS has repeatedly claimed credit—could be behind the excessive tariffs. Also read | Modi rejected Trump's Nobel prize fantasy during call, reveals shocking report — 50% tariff the price of POTUS' bruised ego? What did the Finnish president say? Stubb, while warning about how the lack of cooperation with India and the Global South could harm the West, said that the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin was a good reminder "to all of us in the global West of what is at stake. We're trying to preserve the remnants of the old order". His message was directed at both Trump and the European Union (EU). "My message, not only to my European colleagues but especially to the United States, is that if we don't derive a more cooperative and dignified foreign policy towards the Global South, the likes of India, we are going to lose this game," he said. Also read | Trump's latest wild plan: Reopen 'insane asylums' like Joker's Arkham amid his crime crackdown. Here's what he said Watch what he said here:

Finland's President Alexander Stubb, a known golf partner of US President Donald Trump, has taken a dig at the US's recent policies toward India. He said that ‘we are going to lose this game’ if…

'We're going to lose if...': Finland President Stubb issues dire warning to Trump over India standoff. Watch!

Russia is reportedly weighing investment plans to manufacture its fifth-generation Su-57 stealth fighter jets in India, a move that could reshape the Russian defence industry's global footprint. The proposal follows a renewed offer for joint production and technology transfer made to New Delhi in March 2025.&nbsp;In response to the manufacturing of fifth-generation Su-57 stealth fighter jets, Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation Director Dmitry Shugayev highlighted the prospects of deeper collaboration with India. “As is known, India has our S-400 system. There is an opportunity to expand cooperation in this sector as well. It means new supplies. So far, we are negotiating this,” he said, pointing to the possibility of delivering Su-57 fighter jets as another avenue.&nbsp;Citing unidentified defence sources, The Eurasian Times reported that Russian defence agencies are conducting internal assessments to determine capital requirements to produce the Su-57 aircraft in India. The objective of the project is to lower overall costs, reduce time, and make use of India's existing aerospace infrastructure.<h3>Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL): A potential partners for Su-57 manufacturing</h3>The report further noted that the potential partners for Su-57 manufacturing are state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), which has earlier contracted to assemble the Su-30MKI at the Nashik facility in India. However, if the program further advances, other Indian defence manufacturing facilities can also be called in for the project, but it will be contingent on a green light from India.&nbsp;The latest development comes months after Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport indicated plans to utilise India’s existing Su-30MKI infrastructure for the local assembly of Su-57E fighters. “In case of a positive decision by the Indian side, the production of the Russian fifth-generation Su-57E fighter jet can be started at the factories currently producing the Su-30MKI fighter within a short time,” as reported earlier.&nbsp;Earlier, India had been a collaborator in the Fifth-Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA) project for the Su-57 but withdrew from the programme in 2018. The decision stemmed from multiple concerns, including escalating costs, insufficient transfer of technology, and doubts over the aircraft’s stealth performance.&nbsp;In February 2025, Russia revived its offer to India for the Su-57 and later broadened the proposal to make it more attractive. The renewed package not only covers local production of the Su-57E but also includes upgrades for the Su-30MKI fleet and technical support for India’s indigenous Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) initiative.

Russia is considering joint production of Su-57 stealth fighter jets in India, after a renewed technology transfer offer in March 2025. The proposal includes HAL as a potential partner, aiming to cut costs, use existing infrastructure, and deepen defence cooperation beyond the S-400 deal.

Russia is reportedly weighing investment plans to manufacture its fifth-generation Su-57 stealth fighter jets in India, a move that could reshape the Russian defence industry's global footprint. The proposal follows a renewed offer for joint production and technology transfer made to New Delhi in March 2025. In response to the manufacturing of fifth-generation Su-57 stealth fighter jets, Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation Director Dmitry Shugayev highlighted the prospects of deeper collaboration with India. “As is known, India has our S-400 system. There is an opportunity to expand cooperation in this sector as well. It means new supplies. So far, we are negotiating this,” he said, pointing to the possibility of delivering Su-57 fighter jets as another avenue. Citing unidentified defence sources, The Eurasian Times reported that Russian defence agencies are conducting internal assessments to determine capital requirements to produce the Su-57 aircraft in India. The objective of the project is to lower overall costs, reduce time, and make use of India's existing aerospace infrastructure. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL): A potential partners for Su-57 manufacturing The report further noted that the potential partners for Su-57 manufacturing are state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), which has earlier contracted to assemble the Su-30MKI at the Nashik facility in India. However, if the program further advances, other Indian defence manufacturing facilities can also be called in for the project, but it will be contingent on a green light from India. The latest development comes months after Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport indicated plans to utilise India’s existing Su-30MKI infrastructure for the local assembly of Su-57E fighters. “In case of a positive decision by the Indian side, the production of the Russian fifth-generation Su-57E fighter jet can be started at the factories currently producing the Su-30MKI fighter within a short time,” as reported earlier. Earlier, India had been a collaborator in the Fifth-Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA) project for the Su-57 but withdrew from the programme in 2018. The decision stemmed from multiple concerns, including escalating costs, insufficient transfer of technology, and doubts over the aircraft’s stealth performance. In February 2025, Russia revived its offer to India for the Su-57 and later broadened the proposal to make it more attractive. The renewed package not only covers local production of the Su-57E but also includes upgrades for the Su-30MKI fleet and technical support for India’s indigenous Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) initiative.

Russia is considering joint production of Su-57 stealth fighter jets in India, after a renewed technology transfer offer in March 2025. The proposal includes HAL as a potential partner, aiming to cut costs, use existing infrastructure, and deepen defence cooperation beyond the S-400 deal.

Su-57 in India’s skies? Russia looks to New Delhi for joint Su-57 manufacturing, tech transfer

Billionaire Elon Musk's firstborn daughter Vivian Wilson has admitted that she is broke after publicly cutting ties. She said she lives with three roommates in Los Angeles because it's cheaper. In an interview with The Cut, she said that she wants to go back to college in the fall to study foreign languages.“My mom is rich, right? But obviously the other one (Musk)… is unimaginable degrees of wealthy…I don’t have a desire to be superrich,” said Vivian.She said that she can afford food and in much better condition than many of her age in Los Angeles. Vivian reportedly fell out with her father and publicly called him a ‘pathetic man-child’. Musk who was not accepting of her gender fluidity, has said she was &nbsp;killed by the woke mind virus’&nbsp;

Elon Musk's eldest daughter, Vivian Wilson, in an interview with The Cut, said that she is living with three roommates in Los Angeles because it's cheaper, and she insists that she doesn't want to be super rich. 

Billionaire Elon Musk's firstborn daughter Vivian Wilson has admitted that she is broke after publicly cutting ties. She said she lives with three roommates in Los Angeles because it's cheaper. In an interview with The Cut, she said that she wants to go back to college in the fall to study foreign languages. “My mom is rich, right? But obviously the other one (Musk)… is unimaginable degrees of wealthy…I don’t have a desire to be superrich,” said Vivian. She said that she can afford food and in much better condition than many of her age in Los Angeles. Vivian reportedly fell out with her father and publicly called him a ‘pathetic man-child’. Musk who was not accepting of her gender fluidity, has said she was killed by the woke mind virus’

Elon Musk's eldest daughter, Vivian Wilson, in an interview with The Cut, said that she is living with three roommates in Los Angeles because it's cheaper, and she insists that she doesn't want to be super rich.&nbsp;

Elon Musk's trans daughter says, she is broke, lives with 3 friends and doesn't want to be 'super rich'

Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for sending troops to help Russian forces push Ukrainian soldiers out of the Kursk region. Meeting Kim in Beijing on Wednesday (September 03), Putin said the deployment was the North Korean leader’s idea and hailed the fighters as heroes.“It is well known that your special forces took part in the liberation of Kursk Oblast at your initiative, in full compliance with our new treaty,” Putin said. “I would like to note that your warriors fought bravely and displayed heroism. We will never forget the sacrifices made by your armed forces and the families of your servicemen,” he added.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-from-guam-killer-to-nuclear-missiles-weapons-china-showcased-at-massive-victory-parade-attended-by-vladimir-putin-and-kim-jong-un-1756880902718">In Pics | From ‘Guam killer’ to nuclear missiles: Weapons China showcased at massive victory parade attended by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un</a><h2>Comparing war to WWII</h2>Putin also drew a comparison with the Allied fight against the Axis Powers during World War II. He thanked Kim for “joining the fight against modern neo-Nazism,” repeating Moscow’s claims that Ukraine is led by a Nazi regime, a narrative rejected by Kyiv and its Western allies.<h2>Kim pledges ‘full support’</h2>Kim responded warmly, stressing that North Korea stood firmly with Russia. “We fought alongside the Russian people and military,” Kim said. “The President has recognised our role on several occasions, and I would like to once again express my gratitude for the high praise given today. If there is anything to be done for Russia and its people going forward, we will regard it as our duty as brothers, and are prepared to give our full support,” he added. Kim added he welcomed the chance to discuss “future development and prospects” with Putin directly.<h2>Beijing parade brings leaders together</h2>The talks came after a massive military parade in Beijing to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted the event in Tiananmen Square, where he stood alongside Putin and Kim. It was the first time the three leaders were seen together, underlining closer ties between Russia, China and North Korea at a time when Moscow and Pyongyang face heavy Western sanctions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Kim Jong Un for sending North Korean troops to aid Russia in Ukraine's Kursk region, calling them heroes and crediting Kim for initiating the deployment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for sending troops to help Russian forces push Ukrainian soldiers out of the Kursk region. Meeting Kim in Beijing on Wednesday (September 03), Putin said the deployment was the North Korean leader’s idea and hailed the fighters as heroes. “It is well known that your special forces took part in the liberation of Kursk Oblast at your initiative, in full compliance with our new treaty,” Putin said. “I would like to note that your warriors fought bravely and displayed heroism. We will never forget the sacrifices made by your armed forces and the families of your servicemen,” he added. Also read: In Pics | From ‘Guam killer’ to nuclear missiles: Weapons China showcased at massive victory parade attended by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un Comparing war to WWII Putin also drew a comparison with the Allied fight against the Axis Powers during World War II. He thanked Kim for “joining the fight against modern neo-Nazism,” repeating Moscow’s claims that Ukraine is led by a Nazi regime, a narrative rejected by Kyiv and its Western allies. Kim pledges ‘full support’ Kim responded warmly, stressing that North Korea stood firmly with Russia. “We fought alongside the Russian people and military,” Kim said. “The President has recognised our role on several occasions, and I would like to once again express my gratitude for the high praise given today. If there is anything to be done for Russia and its people going forward, we will regard it as our duty as brothers, and are prepared to give our full support,” he added. Kim added he welcomed the chance to discuss “future development and prospects” with Putin directly. Beijing parade brings leaders together The talks came after a massive military parade in Beijing to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted the event in Tiananmen Square, where he stood alongside Putin and Kim. It was the first time the three leaders were seen together, underlining closer ties between Russia, China and North Korea at a time when Moscow and Pyongyang face heavy Western sanctions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Kim Jong Un for sending North Korean troops to aid Russia in Ukraine's Kursk region, calling them heroes and crediting Kim for initiating the deployment.

'Brave, heroic': Russia's Putin praises North Korean troops' ‘sacrifice’ in Ukraine war as Kim vows ‘full support’

A woman immigrant in Ireland says her noisy Indian neighbours have made living in the neighbourhood extremely tough for her. She spoke about them in a Reddit post, stating that when she confronted them about the loud noise, they got "aggressive, argumentative, and confrontational." She explained in her post that she has met other Indians, and those encounters have always been pleasant. But 14 months ago, a group of Indian men moved into her neighbourhood. She says they get very loud after 10 at night and also smoke weed outside. The 33-year-old wrote, “14 months ago, a bunch of young Indian men moved in next door. They are always loudly talking and laughing.” The woman further explains that she and her husband tried talking to them about the excessive commotion at night, but it fell on deaf ears.&nbsp;"Did we talk to them? Yes. More than 3 times. Nothing changed. They said sorry, and they did it again. They said it would never happen, and it happened again," she wrote. The woman says that she has been living in Ireland since 2008, and even in the bustling Dublin city centre. "Nothing beats this loudness. Loud, constant until midnight,” she wrote. The last time she tried talking to them, they became "aggressive". Users advised her to make a complaint with the Garda Síochána, or the Gardaí, the national police force in the Republic of Ireland. An official complaint about their behaviour will become a hurdle if these men decide to apply for citizenship.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/pattaya-indian-men-refuse-to-pay-sex-worker-claiming-she-misled-them-about-her-figure-1753503731343">Indian men refuse to pay sex worker in Pattaya claiming she misled them about her figure</a>Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/thailand-tiger-park-attacks-indian-man-dangerous-incident-1748595965070">Indian man walking a tiger caught unawares as the animal charges at him at popular Thailand attraction</a> Social media slams Indian men behaving insensitively in foreign countriesOther users compare the situation to how it is in India, where loud noises are acceptable, but since these men are not in India, they should not behave in this manner. They lamented how they became ignorant even in a foreign country. “It's just sad to see us Indians moving to different countries and being ignorant of such things. You should report it to the guards and teach them a lesson. Being loud is fairly normalised in India, but they are not in India!" a user wrote. Another wrote that these men are presumably bachelors, and this is the reason even in India, people are not willing to rent out to them. &nbsp;

Netizens are angry to see Indian men behaving in such a manner in Ireland, disturbing and creating a nuisance, making others uncomfortable. A woman in Ireland has claimed that her noisy Indian neighbours become aggressive when she raises the issue.

A woman immigrant in Ireland says her noisy Indian neighbours have made living in the neighbourhood extremely tough for her. She spoke about them in a Reddit post, stating that when she confronted them about the loud noise, they got "aggressive, argumentative, and confrontational." She explained in her post that she has met other Indians, and those encounters have always been pleasant. But 14 months ago, a group of Indian men moved into her neighbourhood. She says they get very loud after 10 at night and also smoke weed outside. The 33-year-old wrote, “14 months ago, a bunch of young Indian men moved in next door. They are always loudly talking and laughing.” The woman further explains that she and her husband tried talking to them about the excessive commotion at night, but it fell on deaf ears. "Did we talk to them? Yes. More than 3 times. Nothing changed. They said sorry, and they did it again. They said it would never happen, and it happened again," she wrote. The woman says that she has been living in Ireland since 2008, and even in the bustling Dublin city centre. "Nothing beats this loudness. Loud, constant until midnight,” she wrote. The last time she tried talking to them, they became "aggressive". Users advised her to make a complaint with the Garda Síochána, or the Gardaí, the national police force in the Republic of Ireland. An official complaint about their behaviour will become a hurdle if these men decide to apply for citizenship. Also Read: Indian men refuse to pay sex worker in Pattaya claiming she misled them about her figure Also Read: Indian man walking a tiger caught unawares as the animal charges at him at popular Thailand attraction Social media slams Indian men behaving insensitively in foreign countries Other users compare the situation to how it is in India, where loud noises are acceptable, but since these men are not in India, they should not behave in this manner. They lamented how they became ignorant even in a foreign country. “It's just sad to see us Indians moving to different countries and being ignorant of such things. You should report it to the guards and teach them a lesson. Being loud is fairly normalised in India, but they are not in India!" a user wrote. Another wrote that these men are presumably bachelors, and this is the reason even in India, people are not willing to rent out to them.

Netizens are angry to see Indian men behaving in such a manner in Ireland, disturbing and creating a nuisance, making others uncomfortable. A woman in Ireland has claimed that her noisy Indian neighbours become aggressive when she raises the issue.

Woman complains her Indian neighbours in Ireland are 'noisy and aggressive' - 'Nothing beats this loudness'

The Narcotics Control Bureau and the Customs Air Intelligence Unit in the southern Indian city of Chennai seized 5.618 kg of cocaine from incoming international passengers' baggage at the city's international airport. As per the images shared by authorities, the contraband appears to be packed in small metal foils that make it seem like premium chocolates.According to authorities, two Indian nationals – a resident of Bageshwar, Uttarakhand, aged 25, and a resident of Chamba, Himachal, aged 26 – were apprehended while carrying the contraband brought on an Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Chennai in their baggage.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-s-wannabe-assassin-ryan-wesley-routh-issues-insane-golf-challenge-he-wins-execute-me-i-win-1756869739998">Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...'</a>The street value of the seized high-grade cocaine is estimated to be at least Rs 60 crores, or $6.8 million in India. Cocaine, which is sold illegally in one-gram sachets, is estimated to cost anywhere between Rs 8,000 ($90) to Rs 12,000 ($136), depending on the level of adulteration in the cocaine.It has been ascertained that the apprehended Indian nationals have made multiple trips from Addis Ababa to various airports in India for trafficking cocaine over the last few years.According to authorities, preliminary investigations also reveal that the duo is part of a larger transnational drug syndicate involved in the trafficking of cocaine from Ethiopia to India.&nbsp; It was revealed that the network was handled by a Nigerian national in Delhi and that the contraband would be distributed from the national capital to other parts of the country.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-files-released-33-000-pages-posted-online-for-all-to-see-here-s-what-we-know-1756860716401">Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know</a>NCB said that they detained the said Nigerian national in Delhi, who has been in India since the year 2023 on a medical visa, but the individual was overstaying since 2024, even after the expiry of his visa. While the Nigerian national had come on a medical visa on the grounds of undergoing treatment at a Chennai hospital, he was involved in drug trafficking and setting up a distribution channel from Delhi.Further, authorities held an Indian national from Mumbai who was a part of this syndicate.&nbsp; In addition to this, investigation has shown the involvement of a person of Indian origin in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, who arranges the supply of cocaine and handles the distribution of profits among the syndicate members. A probe is underway to identify and apprehend all other members of this syndicate and to ascertain the financial trail, officials said."Considering the involvement of foreigners, especially African nationals, in illegal drug trafficking activities in India, NCB has collected the list of overstaying foreigners and shared the data with the States for appropriate action against the overstaying individuals under the Foreigners Act," NCB said.

In a major drug bust at Chennai International Airport, the Narcotics Control Bureau and Customs Air Intelligence Unit seized 5.618 kg of high-grade cocaine, with an estimated street value of ₹60 crores ($6.8 million).

The Narcotics Control Bureau and the Customs Air Intelligence Unit in the southern Indian city of Chennai seized 5.618 kg of cocaine from incoming international passengers' baggage at the city's international airport. As per the images shared by authorities, the contraband appears to be packed in small metal foils that make it seem like premium chocolates. According to authorities, two Indian nationals – a resident of Bageshwar, Uttarakhand, aged 25, and a resident of Chamba, Himachal, aged 26 – were apprehended while carrying the contraband brought on an Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Chennai in their baggage. Also read | Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...' The street value of the seized high-grade cocaine is estimated to be at least Rs 60 crores, or $6.8 million in India. Cocaine, which is sold illegally in one-gram sachets, is estimated to cost anywhere between Rs 8,000 ($90) to Rs 12,000 ($136), depending on the level of adulteration in the cocaine. It has been ascertained that the apprehended Indian nationals have made multiple trips from Addis Ababa to various airports in India for trafficking cocaine over the last few years. According to authorities, preliminary investigations also reveal that the duo is part of a larger transnational drug syndicate involved in the trafficking of cocaine from Ethiopia to India. It was revealed that the network was handled by a Nigerian national in Delhi and that the contraband would be distributed from the national capital to other parts of the country. Also read | Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know NCB said that they detained the said Nigerian national in Delhi, who has been in India since the year 2023 on a medical visa, but the individual was overstaying since 2024, even after the expiry of his visa. While the Nigerian national had come on a medical visa on the grounds of undergoing treatment at a Chennai hospital, he was involved in drug trafficking and setting up a distribution channel from Delhi. Further, authorities held an Indian national from Mumbai who was a part of this syndicate. In addition to this, investigation has shown the involvement of a person of Indian origin in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, who arranges the supply of cocaine and handles the distribution of profits among the syndicate members. A probe is underway to identify and apprehend all other members of this syndicate and to ascertain the financial trail, officials said. "Considering the involvement of foreigners, especially African nationals, in illegal drug trafficking activities in India, NCB has collected the list of overstaying foreigners and shared the data with the States for appropriate action against the overstaying individuals under the Foreigners Act," NCB said.

In a major drug bust at Chennai International Airport, the Narcotics Control Bureau and Customs Air Intelligence Unit seized 5.618 kg of high-grade cocaine, with an estimated street value of ₹60 crores ($6.8 million).

Chennai: Two Indians held for carrying cocaine worth $6.8mn from Ethiopia

So, Google won't have to split its Chrome browser into a separate entity, at least for now. That is a blow for those who were hoping that the US Department of Justice (DOJ) would cleave off Google’s search empire by forcing a sell-off of its flagship browser. The DOJ rejected the spinoff idea despite a federal judge confirming Google’s illegal monopoly in online search. Once again, Google has escaped with its core power structures intact. The reason may lie in its lesser-known Chromium project. Here is what you should know.<h2>Why didn’t the DOJ agree to split off Chrome from Google?</h2>The reason appears to be how complex, messy, and potentially disruptive it would be for users if Chrome—the browser used by two-thirds of global internet users—were to be divested from Google. The DOJ ruling issued on Tuesday (Sep 2) is less about protecting users and more about institutional caution in the face of unprecedented corporate power.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/perplexity-ai-makes-bold-34-5-billion-offer-to-acquire-google-chrome-amid-antitrust-scrutiny-1755069659262">Also read: Perplexity AI makes bold $34.5 billion offer to acquire Google Chrome amid antitrust scrutiny</a><h2>Chrome is the hidden engine of Google’s monopoly</h2>While Chrome does not directly generate massive revenue, it funnels hundreds of billions of dollars into Google’s ecosystem by ensuring users stay locked into its services—especially Search. In the third quarter of 2024 alone, Google earned $49.4 billion through search advertising.Chrome is not just another browser; it is the gateway to Google’s ad empire—the cash cow.<h2>How big is the Chrome browser?</h2>Chrome currently commands a dominant 66 per cent share of the global browser market. In the United States alone, it handles over 51 per cent of browser traffic. The only real competition—browsers like Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge—are far behind.In fact, many of these "competitors" benefit from their ties to Google. Apple reportedly receives around $20 billion annually from Google to keep Google Search as the default on Safari. Mozilla, which develops Firefox browser, earns approximately $500 million per year from a similar search deal—making it financially dependent on Google.Chrome is also deeply integrated into Google's larger ecosystem: Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and others. For most users, using Chrome is not an informed choice: It is simply the default.Then there’s Chromium. You may not have heard of it—but you should. Here's why.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/openai-to-release-ai-powered-web-browser-challenge-google-chrome-1752092117457">Also read: OpenAI to release AI-powered web browser, challenge Google Chrome</a><h2>What is Chromium, the puppet master enabling and sustaining Chrome’s dominance?</h2>Even if Google were forced to sell Chrome, its power wouldn't be significantly reduced because it owns and controls Chromium—the open-source browser engine that powers Chrome and other major browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, and Samsung Internet.Chromium is the backbone of over 70 per cent of browsers in use worldwide. To use an analogy: imagine Exxon no longer sells petrol but still owns the pipeline infrastructure used by all other oil companies. That is what Chromium is in the browser ecosystem.Though Chromium is technically open-source, Google funds and controls its development. Other browsers can build their features and interfaces on top of it, but ultimately, Google determines the roadmap and architecture. This gives Google enormous influence over how the internet functions.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-startup-makes-34-5-billion-bid-for-google-s-chrome-browser-1755105185231/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-startup-makes-34-5-billion-bid-for-google-s-chrome-browser-1755105185231/embed</a>For example, the controversial "Manifest V3" update pushed through Chromium restricts ad blockers across all Chromium-based browsers. This reinforces Google’s advertising business while weakening privacy-focused competitors.So, even if Chrome were sold to a new company, Chromium would continue to tie other browsers to Google’s development direction. Competitors like Edge or Opera are merely passengers on Google’s technological ship.Rivals like Firefox and Safari, which use their own rendering engines (Gecko and WebKit, respectively), often face compatibility issues. Many websites today are optimised specifically for Chromium, leading to slower performance or broken features on non-Chromium browsers.And Google pays to keep it that way. Apple continues to receive massive sums to maintain Google Search as the default. Mozilla’s revenue is largely funded by Google. In other words, even the “competition” is financially tethered to the monopoly.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/google-keeps-chrome-us-judge-asks-it-to-share-data-advantage-to-ai-rivals-1756877061381">Also read: Google keeps Chrome, US judge asks it to share data; advantage&nbsp;to AI rivals</a><h2>Then, why did the DOJ miss the opportunity to curb the Chrome monopoly?</h2>Judge Amit Mehta’s reasoning was that forcing Google to divest Chrome would be risky and could potentially harm consumers. Chrome is tightly integrated into Google’s infrastructure—for example, through Sync, Safe Browsing, and automated updates. A new owner might struggle to ensure a seamless user experience.In addition, the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit specifically targeted Google’s control over “search distribution,” not browser ownership. As a result, Mehta concluded that a forced sale of Chrome would go beyond the scope of the case.Instead of breaking up the company, the court’s remedies involve banning exclusive default agreements (like Google’s deals with Apple), requiring Google to share its search data with rival companies, and allowing the market to “self-correct” over time.<h2>But we’ve been here before: How the US failed to rein in Microsoft</h2>In the early 2000s, the DOJ took Microsoft to court for bundling its then-dominant browser, Internet Explorer, with its Windows operating system. After years of litigation, the final ruling resulted in minor behavioural remedies. Microsoft’s market dominance continued for nearly a decade.It wasn’t until Google Chrome entered the market that Internet Explorer’s hold was broken. Microsoft eventually shut it down and launched Edge, which, ironically, is now based on Chromium.Taking on Google is even more difficult. It doesn't just control a browser. It owns the browser (Chrome), the engine (Chromium), the search engine (Google Search), the ad platform (AdSense), the cloud (Google Cloud), and the emerging AI infrastructure (Gemini)—all under one corporate roof.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/google-chrome-emerges-as-the-most-vulnerable-browser-in-2022-report-523315">Also read: Is Google Chrome really the 'most vulnerable' browser?</a><h2>Google gets a rap on the wrist—but is it too little, too late?</h2>The DOJ’s decision to block exclusive deals and mandate data-sharing may slow Google down, but it does not dismantle the structural monopoly. Chrome continues to funnel users into Google Search. Chromium ensures that all other browsers either comply or face a technical disadvantage. And Google earns ad revenue from nearly every search, regardless of the browser used.<h2>It’s nearly impossible to regulate open-source infrastructure—and that’s how Google wins</h2>Open-source code is used by both commercial and non-profit ventures. Legally regulating it—especially something as complex as Chromium—is a minefield. That makes it nearly impossible for regulators to directly curb Google’s influence through this route.As of now, Google walks away practically untouched. Its ad pipeline remains intact. Its browser remains unbroken. Its “competitors” remain tethered to its ecosystem.Chrome is not just a browser. It’s a gateway. A control mechanism. A way to shape how billions of people access and experience the internet.Allowing Chrome to remain under Google’s wing and leaving Chromium untouched may be a de facto endorsement of the modern monopoly. Perhaps the real issue is that regulators—trained for 20th-century industrial monopolies—are ill-equipped to handle digital platforms built on open-source, distributed, and technically complex foundations.Google isn’t an oil baron or a railroad tycoon. It’s something new. And until regulators develop the tools to address this new kind of monopoly, Google will continue to dominate—unshaken and unchallenged.

The US Justice Department’s refusal to split the Chrome browser may look like a compromise, but Google’s grip on the web remains ironclad. Its open-source browser architecture, under the project known as Chromium, is the reason it got away. Here’s what you should know.

So, Google won't have to split its Chrome browser into a separate entity, at least for now. That is a blow for those who were hoping that the US Department of Justice (DOJ) would cleave off Google’s search empire by forcing a sell-off of its flagship browser. The DOJ rejected the spinoff idea despite a federal judge confirming Google’s illegal monopoly in online search. Once again, Google has escaped with its core power structures intact. The reason may lie in its lesser-known Chromium project. Here is what you should know. Why didn’t the DOJ agree to split off Chrome from Google? The reason appears to be how complex, messy, and potentially disruptive it would be for users if Chrome—the browser used by two-thirds of global internet users—were to be divested from Google. The DOJ ruling issued on Tuesday (Sep 2) is less about protecting users and more about institutional caution in the face of unprecedented corporate power. Also read: Perplexity AI makes bold $34.5 billion offer to acquire Google Chrome amid antitrust scrutiny Chrome is the hidden engine of Google’s monopoly While Chrome does not directly generate massive revenue, it funnels hundreds of billions of dollars into Google’s ecosystem by ensuring users stay locked into its services—especially Search. In the third quarter of 2024 alone, Google earned $49.4 billion through search advertising. Chrome is not just another browser; it is the gateway to Google’s ad empire—the cash cow. How big is the Chrome browser? Chrome currently commands a dominant 66 per cent share of the global browser market. In the United States alone, it handles over 51 per cent of browser traffic. The only real competition—browsers like Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge—are far behind. In fact, many of these "competitors" benefit from their ties to Google. Apple reportedly receives around $20 billion annually from Google to keep Google Search as the default on Safari. Mozilla, which develops Firefox browser, earns approximately $500 million per year from a similar search deal—making it financially dependent on Google. Chrome is also deeply integrated into Google's larger ecosystem: Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and others. For most users, using Chrome is not an informed choice: It is simply the default. Then there’s Chromium. You may not have heard of it—but you should. Here's why. Also read: OpenAI to release AI-powered web browser, challenge Google Chrome What is Chromium, the puppet master enabling and sustaining Chrome’s dominance? Even if Google were forced to sell Chrome, its power wouldn't be significantly reduced because it owns and controls Chromium—the open-source browser engine that powers Chrome and other major browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, and Samsung Internet. Chromium is the backbone of over 70 per cent of browsers in use worldwide. To use an analogy: imagine Exxon no longer sells petrol but still owns the pipeline infrastructure used by all other oil companies. That is what Chromium is in the browser ecosystem. Though Chromium is technically open-source, Google funds and controls its development. Other browsers can build their features and interfaces on top of it, but ultimately, Google determines the roadmap and architecture. This gives Google enormous influence over how the internet functions. https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-startup-makes-34-5-billion-bid-for-google-s-chrome-browser-1755105185231/embed For example, the controversial "Manifest V3" update pushed through Chromium restricts ad blockers across all Chromium-based browsers. This reinforces Google’s advertising business while weakening privacy-focused competitors. So, even if Chrome were sold to a new company, Chromium would continue to tie other browsers to Google’s development direction. Competitors like Edge or Opera are merely passengers on Google’s technological ship. Rivals like Firefox and Safari, which use their own rendering engines (Gecko and WebKit, respectively), often face compatibility issues. Many websites today are optimised specifically for Chromium, leading to slower performance or broken features on non-Chromium browsers. And Google pays to keep it that way. Apple continues to receive massive sums to maintain Google Search as the default. Mozilla’s revenue is largely funded by Google. In other words, even the “competition” is financially tethered to the monopoly. Also read: Google keeps Chrome, US judge asks it to share data; advantage to AI rivals Then, why did the DOJ miss the opportunity to curb the Chrome monopoly? Judge Amit Mehta’s reasoning was that forcing Google to divest Chrome would be risky and could potentially harm consumers. Chrome is tightly integrated into Google’s infrastructure—for example, through Sync, Safe Browsing, and automated updates. A new owner might struggle to ensure a seamless user experience. In addition, the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit specifically targeted Google’s control over “search distribution,” not browser ownership. As a result, Mehta concluded that a forced sale of Chrome would go beyond the scope of the case. Instead of breaking up the company, the court’s remedies involve banning exclusive default agreements (like Google’s deals with Apple), requiring Google to share its search data with rival companies, and allowing the market to “self-correct” over time. But we’ve been here before: How the US failed to rein in Microsoft In the early 2000s, the DOJ took Microsoft to court for bundling its then-dominant browser, Internet Explorer, with its Windows operating system. After years of litigation, the final ruling resulted in minor behavioural remedies. Microsoft’s market dominance continued for nearly a decade. It wasn’t until Google Chrome entered the market that Internet Explorer’s hold was broken. Microsoft eventually shut it down and launched Edge, which, ironically, is now based on Chromium. Taking on Google is even more difficult. It doesn't just control a browser. It owns the browser (Chrome), the engine (Chromium), the search engine (Google Search), the ad platform (AdSense), the cloud (Google Cloud), and the emerging AI infrastructure (Gemini)—all under one corporate roof. Also read: Is Google Chrome really the 'most vulnerable' browser? Google gets a rap on the wrist—but is it too little, too late? The DOJ’s decision to block exclusive deals and mandate data-sharing may slow Google down, but it does not dismantle the structural monopoly. Chrome continues to funnel users into Google Search. Chromium ensures that all other browsers either comply or face a technical disadvantage. And Google earns ad revenue from nearly every search, regardless of the browser used. It’s nearly impossible to regulate open-source infrastructure—and that’s how Google wins Open-source code is used by both commercial and non-profit ventures. Legally regulating it—especially something as complex as Chromium—is a minefield. That makes it nearly impossible for regulators to directly curb Google’s influence through this route. As of now, Google walks away practically untouched. Its ad pipeline remains intact. Its browser remains unbroken. Its “competitors” remain tethered to its ecosystem. Chrome is not just a browser. It’s a gateway. A control mechanism. A way to shape how billions of people access and experience the internet. Allowing Chrome to remain under Google’s wing and leaving Chromium untouched may be a de facto endorsement of the modern monopoly. Perhaps the real issue is that regulators—trained for 20th-century industrial monopolies—are ill-equipped to handle digital platforms built on open-source, distributed, and technically complex foundations. Google isn’t an oil baron or a railroad tycoon. It’s something new. And until regulators develop the tools to address this new kind of monopoly, Google will continue to dominate—unshaken and unchallenged.

The US Justice Department’s refusal to split the Chrome browser may look like a compromise, but Google’s grip on the web remains ironclad. Its open-source browser architecture, under the project known as Chromium, is the reason it got away. Here’s what you should know.

Google IS a monopoly, but US can't touch it: Chrome escaped breakup partly due to Chromium. But what is it?

A veterinary technician student, Coral Ben Atar, shared a post on the Meta platform Thread claiming that she had 'spotted' Melania Trump on Walter Reed Army Medical Centre in Washington, D.C. Walter Reed Hospital has responded to the speculations of First Lady Melania Trump's visit last week, saying that any questions related to the matter should be directed to the White House.“Went to Walter Reed on Thursday to be monitored in Labour/Delivery because I’m very pregnant. Mid being monitored in triage, guess who showed up for an unscheduled “tour” of L&amp;D? Melania Trump. Even the staff was confused as to why she was there,” wrote the technician in a post.Historically, the Walter Reed Hospital has been known for treating US presidents, and it has a presidential suite, controlled by the White House. According to Metro News, Trump was treated there during the COVID-19 pandemic. The recent sighting of Melania Trump at Walter Reed comes after the rumour of Donald Trump's death was trending on Social Media.&nbsp;The student said that she found it quite strange that Melania was strolling across the halls of Walter Reed amid reports that the President's whereabouts were unknown. On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump dismissed any health concerns and said that Joe Biden didn't appear for months when he was not well. But when they didn't see him for a couple of days, they considered that he had died.&nbsp;Speculation over the health of the US President is likely to continue, though White House and Trump's medical team both confirmed that the President is doing well.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rumours of the First Lady, Melania Trump, being sighted at Walter Reed Hospital surfaced online, and the Hospital responded by suggesting that direct queries to the White House.

A veterinary technician student, Coral Ben Atar, shared a post on the Meta platform Thread claiming that she had 'spotted' Melania Trump on Walter Reed Army Medical Centre in Washington, D.C. Walter Reed Hospital has responded to the speculations of First Lady Melania Trump's visit last week, saying that any questions related to the matter should be directed to the White House. “Went to Walter Reed on Thursday to be monitored in Labour/Delivery because I’m very pregnant. Mid being monitored in triage, guess who showed up for an unscheduled “tour” of L&D? Melania Trump. Even the staff was confused as to why she was there,” wrote the technician in a post. Historically, the Walter Reed Hospital has been known for treating US presidents, and it has a presidential suite, controlled by the White House. According to Metro News, Trump was treated there during the COVID-19 pandemic. The recent sighting of Melania Trump at Walter Reed comes after the rumour of Donald Trump's death was trending on Social Media. The student said that she found it quite strange that Melania was strolling across the halls of Walter Reed amid reports that the President's whereabouts were unknown. On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump dismissed any health concerns and said that Joe Biden didn't appear for months when he was not well. But when they didn't see him for a couple of days, they considered that he had died. Speculation over the health of the US President is likely to continue, though White House and Trump's medical team both confirmed that the President is doing well.

Rumours of the First Lady, Melania Trump, being sighted at Walter Reed Hospital surfaced online, and the Hospital responded by suggesting that direct queries be made to the White House.

Melania Trump spotted at Walter Reed Hospital, amid rumours around Donald Trump's health

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Sep 2) made a bonkers claim that is in direct contradiction to what the White House said about a mysterious video that has led to a flood of speculation online. When asked about a video of a person dressed in white heaving mysterious objects out of a top-floor White House window, Trump alleged that it was an AI-generated video. However, just a little while earlier, the White House in a statement had said that the object being thrown out of the window was part of "regular maintenance". So, what's up with the contradictory claims? Here's all you need to know about the latest controversy surrounding Trump.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-s-wannabe-assassin-ryan-wesley-routh-issues-insane-golf-challenge-he-wins-execute-me-i-win-1756869739998">Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...'</a><h2>Peculiar video sparks speculations.</h2>On Monday, an Instagram account 'washingtonianprobs', which posts Washington-focused content, posted a video submitted by an anonymous person which showed a person dressed in white throwing out what appeared to be a black bag along with some other unidentified objects out the White House window.The video set in motion a flurry of speculation and satire, with netizens "guessing" what was thrown out. The top guesses were "the constitution," “Epstein files,” and Trump's "poopie diapers". The video, which came to light amid rumours of Trump's ill health, had people speculating that with Trump sick, something nefarious was underfoot at the US presidential residence.Watch it here:

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<h2>White House vs President Trump: Who's lying?</h2>When asked about the curious video, the White House told Time that the things being dropped out of the window were "regular maintenance"."It was a contractor who was doing regular maintenance while the President was gone," said a White House official.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-files-released-33-000-pages-posted-online-for-all-to-see-here-s-what-we-know-1756860716401">Jeffrey Epstein files released: 33,000 pages posted online for all to see. Here's what we know</a>Meanwhile, Trump, during a press conference, claimed that the video was "probably AI-generated". He added, "Actually, you can't open the windows, you know why? They're all heavily armoured and bullet-proofed." He was prodded further about whether it was a "fake video" and the POTUS said, "Well it's gotta be because I know every window up there. The last place I'd been doing it is that because there's cameras all over the place, right?".Adding an anecdote, he continued, "In fact, my wife was complaining about it the other day. She said, 'I'd love to have a little fresh air come in,' but you can't because they're bulletproof… Number one, they're sealed, and number two, each window weighs about six hundred pounds".

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Trump claims a video showing people throwing bags out a White House window is &quot;probably AI generated.&quot; Doocy then plays the clip for him. Trump still insists it&#39;s AI. <a href="https://t.co/XgJJQYy8sj">pic.twitter.com/XgJJQYy8sj</a>&mdash; Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) <a href="https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1962959863656374474?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Trump is, in fact, correct. According to the White House History Association, multiple windows of the Oval Office have been equipped with bulletproof glass since World War II. A quick search on the internet also confirms that most of the windows are sealed shut; some old, ceremonial ones are retrofitted from the inside. In conclusion, it still remains a mystery: How was the White House window open? And what was heaved out of the top floor?&nbsp;

A recent viral video showing an object being thrown out of a White House window has led to conflicting explanations from the White House and President Donald Trump. Who's lying? Here's all we know.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Sep 2) made a bonkers claim that is in direct contradiction to what the White House said about a mysterious video that has led to a flood of speculation online. When asked about a video of a person dressed in white heaving mysterious objects out of a top-floor White House window, Trump alleged that it was an AI-generated video. However, just a little while earlier, the White House in a statement had said that the object being thrown out of the window was part of "regular maintenance". So, what's up with the contradictory claims? Here's all you need to know about the latest controversy surrounding Trump. Also read | Trump's wannabe assassin Ryan Wesley Routh issues insane golf challenge: 'He wins, execute me, if I win...' Peculiar video sparks speculations. On Monday, an Instagram account 'washingtonianprobs', which posts Washington-focused content, posted a video submitted by an anonymous person which showed a person dressed in white throwing out what appeared to be a black bag along with some other unidentified objects out the White House window. The video set in motion a flurry of speculation and satire, with netizens "guessing" what was thrown out. The top guesses were "the constitution," “Epstein files,” and Trump's "poopie diapers". The video, which came to light amid rumours of Trump's ill health, had people speculating that with Trump sick, something nefarious was underfoot at the US presidential residence. Watch it here:

A recent viral video showing an object being thrown out of a White House window has led to conflicting explanations from the White House and President Donald Trump. Who's lying? Here's all we know.

Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying?

As the Punjab region in both India and Pakistan is inundated with water due to persistent rain, there is a video of US President Donald Trump blaming India for the floods. Trump can be seen sitting in his office, addressing reporters, where he says, ‘it's not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India.’ The video is revealed to be AI-generated, and PIB has confirmed this. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/pakistan-floods-pakistan-reels-under-worst-floods-in-decades-drones-used-to-find-stranded-people-1756865669896/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/pakistan-floods-pakistan-reels-under-worst-floods-in-decades-drones-used-to-find-stranded-people-1756865669896/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;In the altered video, Trump can be seen saying, “Let me tell you the truth, and nobody tells the truth like I do. The horrible floods in Pakistan, the destruction, the tragedy, it’s not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India. Believe me, India opened their dams in Kashmir, very unfair, very dangerous. They opened the gate and millions of tons of water came gushing into Pakistan through Ravi, through Chenab, through Sutlej.”&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/floating-garbage-ankle-deep-water-pakistani-soldiers-seen-at-wagah-border-during-beating-retreat-ceremony-watch-1756359294902">Floating garbage, ankle-deep water: Pakistani soldiers at Wagah border during Beating Retreat ceremony - Watch</a>&nbsp;PIB cautioned users about the AI-generated video, “Beware of such AI-generated videos shared with the intent to cause confusion &amp; panic. In case you come across any such videos.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">🚨 DEEPFAKE VIDEO ALERT! In an AI-generated deepfake video circulating online, the US President <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@realDonaldTrump</a> claims that the floods in Pakistan are a result of India opening its dams in Kashmir.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PIBFactCheck?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PIBFactCheck</a> 🚨The US President has made NO such statement! ✅ The original… <a href="https://t.co/p0GDXvDk6F">pic.twitter.com/p0GDXvDk6F</a>&mdash; PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) <a href="https://twitter.com/PIBFactCheck/status/1961700453663854749?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 30, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

It was later revealed that the US president was talking about something very different. In the original video, Trump was heard talking about the Iran-Israel ceasefire. He had announced, “It has been fully agreed by and between Israel and Iran that there will be a complete and total ceasefire in approximately 6 hours from now, when Israel and Iran have wound down and completed their in progress, final missions!”&nbsp;It is one of the conflicts in the world that Trump takes credit for. He had announced a ceasefire between the two countries, but Iran says it was an informal as there is no agreement.&nbsp;

Trump can be seen sitting in his office, addressing reporters, where he says, ‘it's not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India.’ The video is revealed to be AI-generated, and PIB has confirmed this.

As the Punjab region in both India and Pakistan is inundated with water due to persistent rain, there is a video of US President Donald Trump blaming India for the floods. Trump can be seen sitting in his office, addressing reporters, where he says, ‘it's not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India.’ The video is revealed to be AI-generated, and PIB has confirmed this. https://www.wionews.com/videos/pakistan-floods-pakistan-reels-under-worst-floods-in-decades-drones-used-to-find-stranded-people-1756865669896/embed In the altered video, Trump can be seen saying, “Let me tell you the truth, and nobody tells the truth like I do. The horrible floods in Pakistan, the destruction, the tragedy, it’s not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India. Believe me, India opened their dams in Kashmir, very unfair, very dangerous. They opened the gate and millions of tons of water came gushing into Pakistan through Ravi, through Chenab, through Sutlej.” Also read: Floating garbage, ankle-deep water: Pakistani soldiers at Wagah border during Beating Retreat ceremony - Watch PIB cautioned users about the AI-generated video, “Beware of such AI-generated videos shared with the intent to cause confusion & panic. In case you come across any such videos.”

Trump can be seen sitting in his office, addressing reporters, where he says, ‘it's not just climate, it’s not just rain, but it’s India.’ The video is revealed to be AI-generated, and PIB has confirmed this.

'Not just rain, it’s India': Video of Trump blaming New Delhi for Pakistan floods turns out to be  AI generated

US President Donald Trump brushed off concerns over electronic warfare on Tuesday (September 02), saying he would be “happy” if his own ability to use a phone was taken away. His comments came after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s aircraft suffered satellite disruption suspected to be caused by Russia. When asked about the incident, Trump said, “Well, nobody knows where it came from, but they did take away her ability to use a phone. You know, sometimes that’s a good thing. Sometimes that could happen to me, I’d be very happy.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-china-victory-day-military-parade-live-updates-xi-jinping-putin-kim-jong-un-latest-1756866102561">‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter?</a><h2>What happened to von der Leyen’s flight?</h2>European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s jet had lost GPS signal while flying to Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday. The aircraft landed safely, but the episode added to a growing list of suspected Russian jamming incidents. Western governments believe Moscow has been behind nearly 80 such cases since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.Officials in Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have repeatedly warned about Russian electronic disruption affecting civilian aircraft, ships and drones. In one case last year, a plane carrying the UK defence secretary was also jammed near Russian territory. A Finnish airline even suspended flights to Estonia’s Tartu after repeated navigation problems.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-foolishly-we-weren-t-charging-india-trump-goes-on-india-tariff-rant-again-points-to-200-tax-on-harley-davidson-1756868883968">‘Foolishly, we weren’t charging India’: Trump goes on India tariff rant again</a><h2>NATO vows to step up response</h2>NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the alliance was working “day and night” to prevent further incidents. Speaking in Luxembourg on Tuesday, he described the jamming as part of a broader Russian campaign of “hybrid threats”. “It is taken very seriously,” Rutte said, citing other suspected actions by Moscow, including the cutting of Baltic undersea cables, a cyberattack on Britain’s National Health Service, and an alleged plot to kill a German industrialist. Neither Russia nor von der Leyen has commented publicly on the jamming episode.Moscow insists its electronic interference is defensive, aimed at shielding critical military areas from Ukrainian drone attacks. But Baltic officials say the reach of jamming now extends far from Russia’s borders, affecting civilian safety.

Donald Trump downplayed concerns over suspected Russian jamming, saying he’d be “happy” to lose phone access himself, after Ursula von der Leyen’s jet suffered GPS disruption en route to Bulgaria.

US President Donald Trump brushed off concerns over electronic warfare on Tuesday (September 02), saying he would be “happy” if his own ability to use a phone was taken away. His comments came after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s aircraft suffered satellite disruption suspected to be caused by Russia. When asked about the incident, Trump said, “Well, nobody knows where it came from, but they did take away her ability to use a phone. You know, sometimes that’s a good thing. Sometimes that could happen to me, I’d be very happy.” Also read: ‘Say hi to Putin and Kim as you plot against US’: Trump’s sarcastic jab at Xi on China’s Victory Day - Is the US president paranoid or just bitter? What happened to von der Leyen’s flight? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s jet had lost GPS signal while flying to Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday. The aircraft landed safely, but the episode added to a growing list of suspected Russian jamming incidents. Western governments believe Moscow has been behind nearly 80 such cases since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Officials in Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have repeatedly warned about Russian electronic disruption affecting civilian aircraft, ships and drones. In one case last year, a plane carrying the UK defence secretary was also jammed near Russian territory. A Finnish airline even suspended flights to Estonia’s Tartu after repeated navigation problems. Also read: ‘Foolishly, we weren’t charging India’: Trump goes on India tariff rant again NATO vows to step up response NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the alliance was working “day and night” to prevent further incidents. Speaking in Luxembourg on Tuesday, he described the jamming as part of a broader Russian campaign of “hybrid threats”. “It is taken very seriously,” Rutte said, citing other suspected actions by Moscow, including the cutting of Baltic undersea cables, a cyberattack on Britain’s National Health Service, and an alleged plot to kill a German industrialist. Neither Russia nor von der Leyen has commented publicly on the jamming episode. Moscow insists its electronic interference is defensive, aimed at shielding critical military areas from Ukrainian drone attacks. But Baltic officials say the reach of jamming now extends far from Russia’s borders, affecting civilian safety.

Donald Trump downplayed concerns over suspected Russian jamming, saying he’d be “happy” to lose phone access himself, after Ursula von der Leyen’s jet suffered GPS disruption en route to Bulgaria.

‘I’d be very happy’: Trump says losing phone signal is sometimes ‘a good thing’ after Von der Leyen’s plane hit by suspected Russian jamming

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Video of Trump blaming New Delhi for Pakistan floods is AI generated

‘I’d be very happy’: Trump says losing phone signal is sometimes ‘a good thing’