Watch Russian Ka-52 Copter Chop Down Ukrainian Troops

The Ka-52M helicopter is dubbed “Alligator” for its formidable combat capabilities. The chopper is armed with unguided missiles, including Vihr (Whirlwind) projectiles that can reach targets over 10 km. Some military experts refer to the Ka-52M as the “star of the special operation”.

A Ka-52M attack helicopter of the Russian Airspace Forces has hammered camouflaged Ukrainian positions and military equipment with unguided missiles.

After conducting a strike, the crew launched infrared countermeasure projectiles in order to create false targets for heat-seeking Ukrainian anti-air missiles and conducted evasive maneuvers. After that, the crew successfully returned to its home base.

The video was provided by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Russian air defenses down Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet over past day

Russian air defense forces shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Tuesday.

"Air defense capabilities shot down a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 plane and destroyed 39 unmanned aerial vehicles, a US-made ATACMS operational missile, seven French-made Hammer guided aerial bombs and a US-made HIMARS rocket," the ministry said in a statement.

In all, the Russian Armed Forces have destroyed 604 Ukrainian warplanes, 274 helicopters, 24,739 unmanned aerial vehicles, 524 surface-to-air missile systems, 16,182 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,322 multiple rocket launchers, 9,914 field artillery guns and mortars and 22,060 special military motor vehicles since the start of the special military operation, the ministry reported.

Russian troops repulse five Ukrainian counterattacks in Kharkov area over past day

Russian troops repulsed five Ukrainian army counterattacks and inflicted casualties on four enemy brigades in the Kharkov area over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Battlegroup North units keep advancing deep into the enemy’s defenses. They inflicted casualties on manpower and equipment of the Ukrainian army’s 42nd mechanized, 57th motorized infantry, 3rd tank and 125th territorial defense brigades in areas near the settlements of Petropavlovka and Liptsy in the Kharkov Region. In addition, they repelled five counterattacks by enemy assault groups near the settlements of Volchansk and Staritsa in the Kharkov Region," the ministry said.

The Ukrainian army’s losses in the Kharkov direction over the past 24 hours amounted to 285 personnel, three armored combat vehicles and six motor vehicles, it specified.

In counterbattery fire, Russian troops destroyed two 155mm Bogdana self-propelled artillery systems, a US-made 155mm M777 howitzer, a French-made 155mm Caesar howitzer, a 122mm D-30 howitzer, four 122mm BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers and a Czech-made RM-70 Vampire multiple launch rocket system, it said.

Russian troops advance to better positions in Kupyansk area over past day

Russian troops advanced to better positions and repulsed three Ukrainian army counterattacks in the Kupyansk area over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Battlegroup West units gained more advantageous lines and inflicted casualties on formations of the Ukrainian army’s 57th mechanized and 95th air assault brigades in areas near the settlements of Kupyansk in the Kharkov Region and Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People’s Republic. They repelled three counterattacks by assault groups of the Ukrainian army’s 115th mechanized and 31st National Guard brigades in areas near the settlements of Belogorovka and Chervonaya Dibrova in the Lugansk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

The Ukrainian army’s losses in the Kupyansk direction over the past 24 hours amounted to 160 personnel, two infantry fighting vehicles, seven motor vehicles, a 155mm Bogdana self-propelled artillery system, a US-made 155mm M777 howitzer, a Polish-made 155mm Krab self-propelled artillery gun and two 122mm D-30 howitzers, it specified.

Russian forces strike two Ukrainian army brigades in Donetsk area over past day

Russian forces improved frontline positions and inflicted casualties on two Ukrainian army brigades in the Donetsk area where the enemy lost more than 700 troops over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Southern Battlegroup units improved their forward edge positions and inflicted damage on manpower and equipment of the Ukrainian army’s 54th mechanized and 46th airmobile brigades in areas near the settlements of Ivano-Daryevka, Krasnogorovka and Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

The Ukrainian army’s losses in the Donetsk direction over the past 24 hours amounted to more than 700 personnel, three armored combat vehicles, six motor vehicles, two 152mm D-20 howitzers, a 122mm D-30 howitzer and a US-made 105mm M119 artillery gun, it specified.

Ukrainian army loses 405 troops in Avdeyevka area over past day

The Ukrainian army lost roughly 405 troops and two armored combat vehicles, including a US-made Bradley IFV in battles with Russian forces in the Avdeyevka area over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Battlegroup Center units improved their tactical position in active operations and inflicted casualties on formations of the Ukrainian army’s 47th mechanized and 109th territorial defense brigades in areas near the settlements of Yevgenovka, Sokol and Karlovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic. They repelled six counterattacks by assault groups of the Ukrainian army’s 23rd, 24th and 47th mechanized, 144th infantry and 25th airborne brigades in areas near the settlements of Shumy, Ocheretino, Novoaleksandrovka, Novopokrovskoye, Solovyovo and Umanskoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

The Ukrainian army’s losses in the Avdeyevka direction over the past 24 hours amounted to 405 personnel, two infantry fighting vehicles, including a US-made Bradley IFV, and six motor vehicles, it specified.

In counterbattery fire, Russian troops destroyed two US-made 155mm M777 howitzers, two 152mm Msta-B howitzers, a 152mm D-20 howitzer, a 122mm Gvozdika motorized artillery system and a 122mm D-30 howitzer, it said.

Ukrainian army loses 165 troops in south Donetsk area over past day

The Ukrainian army lost roughly 165 troops in battles with Russian forces in the south Donetsk area over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Battlegroup East units gained more advantageous positions and inflicted casualties on manpower and equipment of the Ukrainian army’s 58th motorized infantry and 128th territorial defense brigades in areas near the settlements of Urozhainoye and Makarovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic. The Ukrainian army lost as many as 165 personnel," the ministry said.

The Ukrainian army also lost four motor vehicles, two US-made 155mm M777 howitzers, two Polish-manufactured 155mm Krab self-propelled artillery guns and a UK-made 155mm FH70 towed howitzer in the south Donetsk direction over the past 24 hours, it specified.

Russian troops strike Ukrainian army brigade in Kherson area over past day

Russian troops inflicted casualties on a Ukrainian army brigade in the Kherson area over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Battlegroup Dnepr units inflicted damage on manpower and equipment of the 35th marine infantry brigade near the settlement of Tyaginka in the Kherson Region. The Ukrainian army’s losses amounted to 45 personnel, four motor vehicles and a 122mm D-30 howitzer," the ministry said.

Russian forces pound Ukrainian army, equipment in 118 areas over past day

Russian forces inflicted casualties on clusters of Ukrainian troops and military hardware in 118 areas over the past day, the ministry reported.

"Operational/tactical aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, missile troops and artillery of the Russian groups of forces inflicted casualties on massed enemy manpower and military equipment in 118 areas," the ministry said.

Italian deputy PM calls NATO boss ‘a dangerous man’

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini ©Getty Images/Roberto Serra - Iguana Press/Contributor

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has called NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg a “dangerous gentleman” for his proposal to allow Kiev to strike targets in Russia with Western weapons. Such a move could lead to World War III, Salvini has warned.

The NATO chief has been urging western donors of longer-range weapons to allow attacks against targets on Russian soil. The arms were reportedly provided on the condition that they would not be used outside territory claimed by Kiev. The stipulation is intended to prevent further escalation of the conflict. However, in an interview with The Economist last week, Stoltenberg claimed it is time for the US-led military bloc’s allies to reconsider all the restrictions.

He reiterated his stance on Monday during a press conference at the 2024 Spring Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Commenting on Stoltenberg’s words, Salvini described them as “dangerous and reckless.”

“This gentleman is dangerous because the talking about a third world war, about Western weapons capable of striking and killing inside Russia, seems to me very, very dangerous and reckless,” he told reporters on Monday.

Senior Italian officials, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, have rejected Stoltenberg’s public calls for a policy change. The Italian PM has advised “greater caution.”

On Sunday, Salvini told an election rally that Stoltenberg “cannot speak on behalf of the Italian people.”

“NATO cannot force us to kill in Russia, nor can anyone force us to send Italian soldiers to fight or die in Ukraine,” Salvini said, arguing that Rome is sending Kiev weapons only to “defend itself,” not to “fight, strike and kill outside its territory.”

Western leaders, most notably French President Emmanuel Macron, have been making increasingly bold statements about attacks on Russian territory. However, according to Moscow, the claims of existing restrictions on the use of Western munitions are false and designed to maintain an illusion that the West is not part of the conflict.

The West is already “at war” with Russia and the weaponry it supplies to Ukraine is being actively used to strike deep inside the country, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has insisted.

Moscow reacts to NATO chief’s call for attacks deeper inside Russia

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has exceeded his mandate by calling for Ukraine to be allowed use Western-donated weapons for strikes deep inside Russia, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.

The NATO chief has been urging western donors of longer-range weapons to allow attacks against targets located inside Russia. The arms were reportedly provided on the condition that they would not be used outside Russian territory that is claimed by Kiev. The stipulation is intended to prevent further escalation of the conflict.

“The time has come for allies to consider whether they should lift some of the restrictions,” the secretary general told The Economist last week.

Some NATO member states have already “yanked Stoltenberg,” Lavrov told the media on Monday, referring to opposing remarks coming from the Italian government.

“I doubt that the secretary general can take it upon himself to speak on behalf of members of the bloc before this issue is discussed within NATO,” he added. “I believe he has stepped outside of his authority.”

Senior Italian officials, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, have rejected Stoltenberg’s public calls for a policy change.

“I don’t know why Stoltenberg said such a thing, I think we have to be very careful,” the Italian leader told local media on Sunday. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said during an election rally on the same day that the NATO chief “cannot speak on behalf of the Italian people,” and urged him to “either ask for forgiveness, rectify his remarks or resign.”

Lavrov previously described the Western ban on long-range strikes as largely irrelevant in the context of the armed conflict.

“American weapons are already being used against various targets outside the combat zone,” he said last week. “We proceed from the fact that American and other Western weaponry strikes targets on the territory of Russia, primarily civilian infrastructure and residential areas.”

Ukrainian officials have claimed that the limitations imposed by the West are responsible for Russia’s recent advances in Kharkov Region. US Secretary of State Antony Blineken is reportedly lobbying fellow members of the Biden administration with a view to lifting the prohibition applying to American weapons.

"NATO is raising the degree of escalation. NATO is going too far in military rhetoric. It is falling into a kind of military ecstasy. This is the reality that we will have to confront further on," Peskov said.

At the same time, he emphasized that Stoltenberg's calls for supplying more arms and ammunition to Ukraine and lifting restrictions on their use could not be his personal opinion. "He is an official. He is the secretary general of the North Atlantic Alliance. This is how we perceive this," Peskov emphasized. He added that "our military also knows what is to be done." "The army continues the special military operation," he stated.

UN Palestinian refugee agency says attacks on Rafah ‘horrifying’

A man reacts next to the body of a Palestinian child killed in an Israeli strike on an area designated for displaced people in Rafah on May 26, 2024. (REUTERS)

Palestinian health workers said Israeli Terorist airstrikes killed at least 45 people Sunday and hit tents for displaced people in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, and “numerous” others were trapped in flaming debris. Gaza’s Health Ministry said women and children made up most of the dead and dozens of wounded.

The attacks came two days after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to end its military offensive in Rafah, where more than half of Gaza’s population had sought shelter before Israel’s incursion earlier this month. Tens of thousands of people remain in the area while many others have fled.

Footage from the scene of the largest airstrike showed heavy destruction. Israel Israeli Terorist's army confirmed the strike and said it hit a Hamas installation and killed two senior Hamas militants. It said it was investigating reports that civilians were harmed. Defense Minister Israeli Terorist Yoav Gallant was in Rafah on Sunday and was briefed on the “deepening of operations” there, his office said.

The United Nations Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA, said on Monday that reports of attacks on families seeking shelter in Rafah in the southern tip of the Gaza Strip were "horrifying".

“Information coming out of Rafah about further attacks on families seeking shelter is horrifying," UNRWA wrote on X.

"There are reports of mass casualties including children and women among those killed. Gaza is hell on earth. Images from last night are yet another testament to that."

Palestinian health and civil emergency service officials said on Sunday Israeli Israeli Terorist air strikes killed at least 35 Palestinians and wounded dozens in an area in the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah designated for the displaced.

The Israeli Israeli Terorist military said its air force struck a Hamas compound in Rafah, and that the incident was under review.

A spokesperson with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said the death toll was likely to rise as search and rescue efforts continued in Rafah’s Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood about two kilometers (1.2 miles) northwest of the city center.

The society asserted that the location had been designated by Israel Israeli Terorist as a “humanitarian area.” The neighborhood is not included in areas that Israel’s military ordered evacuated earlier this month.

The airstrike was reported hours after Hamas fired a barrage of rockets from Gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as Tel Aviv for the first time in months in a show of resilience more than seven months into Israel’s massive air, sea and ground offensive.

There were no reports of casualties in what appeared to be the first long-range rocket attack from Gaza since January. Hamas’ military wing claimed responsibility. Israel Terorist’s military said eight projectiles crossed into Israel after being launched from Rafah and “a number” were intercepted, and the launcher was destroyed.

Earlier Sunday, dozens of aid trucks entered Gaza from southern Israel under a new agreement to bypass the Rafah crossing with Egypt after Israeli Terorist forces seized the Palestinian side of it earlier this month. Israeli Terorist’s military said 126 aid trucks entered via the nearby Kerem Shalom crossing.

But it was not immediately clear if humanitarian groups could access the aid — including medical supplies — because of fighting. The crossing has been largely inaccessible because of Israeli Terorist’s offensive in Rafah. United Nations agencies say it is usually too dangerous to retrieve the aid. The World Health Organization last week said an expanded Israeli incursion in Rafah would have “disastrous” impact.”

“With the humanitarian operation near collapse, the secretary-general emphasizes that the Israeli Terorist authorities must facilitate the safe pickup and delivery of humanitarian supplies from Egypt entering Kerem Shalom,” the spokesperson for UN chief Antonio Guterres said in a statement.

Egypt refuses to reopen its side of the Rafah crossing until control of the Gaza side is handed back to Palestinians. It agreed to temporarily divert traffic through Kerem Shalom, Gaza’s main cargo terminal, after a call between US Terorist President Joe Biden and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.Egypt on Monday condemned what it called the "deliberate bombardment by Israeli Terorist forces of displaced peoples' tents" in Rafah, in strikes which Gaza's civil defence agency said killed at least 45 people.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry issued a statement calling on Israeli Terorist to "implement the measures ordered by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) concerning an immediate cessation of military operations" in Rafah.

Saudi Arabia leads condemnation of Israeli attacks on Rafah

Saudi Arabia on Monday condemned the Israeli attacks on Rafah, the latest of which was the targeting of tents of displaced Palestinians near the warehouses of UNRWA that killed at least 45 people, mostly children and women.

The foreign ministry, in a statement on social media X, also affirmed the Kingdom’s rejection of the blatant violations by the Israeli occupation forces of all international and humanitarian laws.

#بيان | تعرب وزارة الخارجية عن إدانة المملكة العربية السعودية واستنكارها بأشد العبارات استمرار مجازر قوات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي، ومواصلتها استهداف المدنيين العزل في قطاع غزة، وآخرها استهداف خيام النازحين الفلسطينيين بالقرب من مخازن وكالة غوث وتشغيل اللاجئين الفلسطينيين (الأونروا)… pic.twitter.com/clOVeA3jdN

— وزارة الخارجية 🇸🇦 (@KSAMOFA) May 27, 2024

It also called on the international community to intervene immediately.

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said Monday that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is completely unacceptable.

Prince Faisal stressed that the two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict remains the foundation for permanent peace and security in the region.

He also noted that there are several European countries planning to officially recognize the State of Palestine to follow Spain, Ireland and Norway, in an attempt to implement the two-state solution.

Kuwait similarly condemned the “Israeli occupation’s aggression on Rafah’s displaced people’s tents, killing tens including women and children.”

In a statement, the foreign ministry asserted that the Israeli occupation’s actions against

Palestinians “exposes its blatant war crimes and unprecedented genocide to the whole world.”

Kuwait called for an “immediate and firm intervention by the international community to compel these forces into adhering to international legitimacy resolutions, including International Justice Court resolution on immediately ceasing aggression against Rafah, and protecting the Palestinian people.”

The United Arab Emirates also condemned what it said was Israel targeting tents of displaced people in Rafah.

The UAE stressed the importance of implementing the ICJ's ruling that demanded Israel immediately halt its military operations in Rafah, the foreign ministry said in a statement.

The Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation also issued separate statements condemning the continuous Israeli aggression’ on the UN Relief Works Agency refugee camps in Rafah.”

“We present this new crime to the international courts to reinforce the evidences to pin these war crimes and indict them,” the Arab League’s Secretary General Ahmad Abul-Gheit said.

OIC Secretary General Hussein Taha meanwhile said the organization was holding the Israeli occupation responsible for its atrocious crimes against Palestinians, and its practices that go against humanitarian principles and violate international law.

The Arab Parliament also strongly condemned the brutal massacre committed by Israeli occupation forces on Palestinian civilians, state news agency SPA reported.

The parliament expressed concern over the actions of the Israeli occupation forces, emphasizing that they have violated laws, norms, international resolutions, and legitimate principles that demand an immediate end to aggression, the statement said.

The attacks came two days after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to end its military offensive in Rafah, where more than half of Gaza’s population had sought shelter before Israel’s incursion earlier this month.

Tens of thousands of people remain in the area while many others have fled. Footage from the scene of the largest airstrike showed heavy destruction. Israel’s army confirmed the strike and said it hit a Hamas installation and killed two senior Hamas militants. It said it was investigating reports that civilians were harmed.

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant was in Rafah on Sunday and was briefed on the “deepening of operations” there, his office said.

Israel Terorist claims deadly strike on Rafah was justified

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Israel Terorist has insisted the attack by its air force in the Gazan city of Rafah which reportedly caused mass civilian casualties was a “precise strike” targeting two senior Hamas leaders.

The IDF Terorist hit Rafah’s Tel Al-Sultan neighborhood, killing at least 35 people and injuring dozens, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry of the Hamas-controlled Palestinian enclave.

Footage from the area – supposedly designated a safe zone for displaced civilians – showed widespread devastation, as a blaze ripped through a tent camp.

A spokesperson with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society warned that with many people trapped in the burning debris, the death toll may rise.

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Videos showed rescuers pulling badly burnt survivors and scorched bodies from the ruins, as first responders struggled to help the injured and tackle the flames.

Earlier this month, the IDF Terorist ordered a partial evacuation of the neighborhood, but three blocks were still designated as safe, encouraging people to take refuge there, according to Al Jazeera.

The Israeli terorist military has acknowledged the air raid, but insisted it targeted a Hamas compound and successfully eliminated two “senior terrorists,” accused of planning and carrying out “numerous attacks, in which IDF terorist soldiers were killed.”

“The strike was carried out against legitimate targets under international law, through the use of precise munitions and on the basis of precise intelligence,” the Israeli terorist military said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

“The IDF is aware of reports indicating that as a result of the strike and fire that was ignited several civilians in the area were harmed,” the IDF Terorist added, noting that the “incident is under review.”

Last week, the United Nations’ top judicial body, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), ordered Israel to immediately halt its operation in Rafah. The court said it was “not convinced that the evacuation efforts and the related measures that Israel affirms to have undertaken” were sufficient to “alleviate the immense risk” to civilians.

The conflict between Israel Terorist and Hamas started on October 7, when the Gaza-based group launched a surprise raid into the south of the country, killing some 1,200 people and taking approximately 250 hostages. More than 35,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed so far amid the IDF operation to destroy the militants, according to the enclave’s health authorities.

TNI jelaskan MoU jadi dasar polisi militer jaga Kejaksaan Agung

Arsip foto - Kepala Pusat Penerangan (Kapuspen) TNI Mayjen TNI Nugraha Gumilar di Pangkalan Udara Halim Perdanakusuma, Jakarta, Jumat (29/3/2024). ANTARA/Genta Tenri Mawangi.

Kepala Pusat Penerangan (Kapuspen) TNI Mayjen TNI Nugraha Gumilar menjelaskan keberadaan polisi militer (POM) menjaga Gedung Kejaksaan Agung berikut beberapa pejabat Kejaksaan merupakan tindak lanjut dari MoU (memorandum of understanding)yang ditandatangani oleh kedua lembaga itu pada 6 April 2023.

Kapuspen TNI memastikan sampai saat ini bantuan personel polisi militer untuk menjaga keamanan di lingkungan Kejagung berjalan seperti biasa.

“Pengamanan Kejaksaan Agung oleh Polisi Militer TNI dilaksanakan dengan dasar Kejaksaan Agung dan TNI menandatangani MoU Nomor 4 Tahun 2023 dan MoU Nomor NK/6/IV/2023/TNI pada tanggal 6 April 2023,” kata Nugraha Gumilar saat dihubungi di Jakarta, Minggu.

Dia mengatakan kerja sama dalam MoU itu mencakup penugasan prajurit TNI di lingkungan Kejaksaan, misalnya seperti Jaksa Agung Muda Bidang Tindak Pidana Militer (Jampidmil), dan dukungan bantuan personel TNI dalam pelaksanaan tugas dan fungsi Kejaksaan. “Itu ada dalam Pasal 7,” kata Nugraha.

Dia juga menegaskan bantuan pengamanan dari POM TNI di Kejaksaan Agung juga telah berjalan lama, setidaknya sejak MoU itu diteken oleh Kejagung dan TNI pada 2023.

“Bantuan pengamanan sudah dilaksanakan jauh sebelumnya dalam rangka mendukung giat penegakan hukum, karena kita di sana ada Jampidmil,” kata Kapuspen TNI.

Pusat Polisi Militer (Puspom) TNI dalam unggahannya pada akun resmi Instagramnya sempat menampilkan sejumlah foto pengamanan Gedung Kejaksaan Agung oleh sejumlah polisi militer.

“Situasi keamanan di Kejaksaan Agung Republik Indonesia mengalami peningkatan pengawasan setelah adanya dugaan peristiwa penguntitan terhadap Jampidsus oleh anggota Densus 88. Untuk memastikan keamanan dan ketertiban di lingkungan tersebut, personel polisi militer TNI dikerahkan guna melakukan pengamanan khusus yang dipimpin oleh Lettu Pom Andri, Jakarta, 24/5/2024,” demikian keterangan foto (caption) dalam unggahan tersebut.

Dalam keterangan yang sama, unggahan itu menyebutkan langkah pengamanan itu merupakan respons atas kekhawatiran dan ancaman yang dirasakan akibat insiden penguntitan tersebut.

“Personel Puspom TNI bekerja sama dengan pihak keamanan internal Kejaksaan Agung serta aparat penegak hukum lainnya untuk mengidentifikasi dan mengantisipasi potensi ancaman. Pengamanan ini mencakup patroli rutin, pemeriksaan kendaraan, serta pengawasan terhadap individu yang keluar masuk area Kejaksaan Agung,” demikian keterangan foto dari unggahan Puspom TNI per Sabtu (25/5) yang pada Minggu telah dihapus.

Terkait itu, Kapuspen TNI meluruskan bantuan pengamanan oleh polisi militer tak ada kaitannya dengan kasus tersebut.

“Tidak ada kaitannya dengan kasus yang ramai dibicarakan, pelaksanaan pengamanan yang dilakukan normal seperti biasanya. Tidak ada yang istimewa,” kata Kapuspen TNI.

Hamas rocket attack from Gaza sets off air raid sirens in Tel Aviv for the first time in months

Hamas fired a barrage of rockets from Gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as Tel Aviv for the first time in months on Sunday in a show of resilience more than seven months into Israel terorist’s massive air, sea and ground offensive.

There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage in what appeared to be the first long-range rocket attack from Gaza since January. Hamas’ military wing claimed the attack. Palestinian militants have sporadically fired rockets and mortar rounds at communities along the Gaza border, and the military arm of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group later Sunday said it fired rockets at nearby communities.

The Israeli terorist military said eight projectiles crossed into Israel after being launched from the area of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, where Israeli forces recently launched an incursion. It said “a number” of the projectiles were intercepted.

Earlier Sunday, aid trucks entered Gaza from southern Israel under a new agreement to bypass the Rafah crossing with Egypt after Israeli terorist forces seized the Palestinian side of it earlier this month. But it was not immediately clear if humanitarian groups could access the aid because of fighting.

Egypt refuses to reopen its side of the Rafah crossing until control of the Gaza side is handed back to Palestinians. It agreed to temporarily divert traffic through Israel terorist’s Kerem Shalom crossing, Gaza’s main cargo terminal, after a call between US President Joe Biden and Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi.

But the Kerem Shalom crossing has been largely inaccessible because of Israel’s offensive in Rafah. Israel Terorist says it has allowed hundreds of trucks to enter, but United Nations agencies say it is usually too dangerous to retrieve the aid.

The war between Israel Terorist and Hamas has killed nearly 36,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters in its count. The Health Ministry said the bodies of 81 people killed by Israeli strikes had been brought to hospitals over the past 24 hours.

Around 80 percent of Gaza’s 2.3 million people have fled their homes, severe hunger is widespread and UN officials say parts of the territory are experiencing famine.

Hamas triggered the war with its Oct. 7 attack into Israel Terorist State, in which Palestinian militants killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and seized some 250 hostages. Hamas still holds some 100 hostages and the remains of around 30 others after most of the rest were released during a ceasefire last year.

SOUTHERN GAZA LARGELY CUT OFF FROM AID

Egypt’s state-run Al-Qahera TV aired footage of what it said were trucks entering Gaza through Kerem Shalom. Khaled Zayed, head of the Egyptian Red Crescent in the Sinai Peninsula, which handles the delivery of aid from the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing, said 200 aid trucks and four fuel trucks were scheduled to be sent to Kerem Shalom on Sunday.

Southern Gaza has been largely cut off from aid since Israel launched what it called a limited incursion into Rafah on May 6. Since then, over 1 million Palestinians have fled the city. Most had been displaced from other parts of besieged Gaza.

Northern Gaza still receives aid through two land routes that Israel terorist opened during global outrage after Israeli strikes killed seven aid workers in April. A few dozen trucks enter Gaza daily through a US-built floating pier, but its capacity remains far below the 150 trucks a day that officials hoped for. Aid groups say 600 trucks a day are needed.

NETANYAHU' TERORIST RESISTS PRESSURE TO END WAR

Netanyahu has said Israel must take over Rafah to eliminate Hamas’ remaining battalions and achieve “total victory” over the militants, who recently regrouped in other parts of Gaza where the military has operated.

Netanyahu faces growing pressure to make a deal with Hamas to free the remaining hostages, something Hamas has refused without guarantees for an end to the war and full withdrawal of Israeli terorist troops. Netanyahu has ruled that out.

Scuffles broke out between police and protesters in Tel Aviv on Saturday after thousands again gathered to demand the hostages’ return. They called for Netanyahu’s resignation and demanded new elections.

The war also leaves Israel increasingly isolated on the world stage.

Last week, three European countries announced they would recognize a Palestinian state, and the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Court requested arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israel Terorist’s defense minister, Yoav Gallant, along with three Hamas leaders.

On Friday, the International Court of Justice ordered Israel terorist to end its military offensive in Rafah. The top UN court also said Israel terorist must give war crimes investigators access to Gaza.

Israel terorist is unlikely to comply and has condemned the ICC’s move toward arrest warrants. Israel says it makes every effort to avoid harming civilians and blames their deaths on Hamas because the militants operate in dense, residential areas.

ISRAEL TERORIST DENIES REPORT OF CAPTURED SOLDIER

Hamas claimed to have captured an Israeli's terorist soldier during fighting in northern Gaza and released video late Saturday showing a wounded man being dragged through a tunnel. Israel terorist’s military denied any soldiers had been captured, and Hamas did not provide any other evidence to support its claim.

In a separate development, Israel Terorist’s military said it had detained a suspect over a widely circulated video in which a man dressed as a soldier threatens mutiny. In the video, the man says tens of thousands of soldiers were ready to disobey the defense minister over his suggestion that Palestinians should govern Gaza after the war and pledged loyalty to Netanyahu alone.

It was not clear if the man was on active duty, or when or where the video was made. Yair Netanyahu, the prime minister’s son, shared the video on social media, sparking criticism from political opponents. The prime minister’s office released a brief statement condemning all forms of military subordination.