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  • Yemen’s army says it has RSecurity𔄭 Red Sea naval corridor

    Yemen’s government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, have claimed to have put the strategic area of the Bab al-Mandab Strait under Iran-backed offensive against rebels.

    The operation, baptized Yemeni’s Agim, aims to regain the territories and state institutions controlled by Houth, including the capital Sana, broadcast Telegraphy.

    The World Army said the powers of the Giants and Nation’s Scheild Brigades took over the area of Bab al-Mandabi and Dhubab military airport, while cutting off the road linking Dhubiba and the town of Mokhara. According to the army, hundreds of Houth fighters are surrounded in the area.

    Government forces have also claimed to have recovered Mokhan, a strategic portual city at the Red Sea. However, government and military sources quoted by international agencies have produced various versions, saying forces may have reached only the outskirts of the city.

    Land offensive is being supported by an intensive Saudi air campaign. The Riyadh-led coalition said around 100 fighter planes are offering air support and that 324 targets named high-value have been hit.

    On the other hand, Houth have claimed to have attacked targets in Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh International Airport and oil company objects Saudi Aramco. The damages claims have not been independently verified.

    The escalation has also caused concern for air and sea security in the region. Houth has warned that Saudi airspace, with the exception of areas over the sacred cities of Mecca and Medina, is no longer safe for civilian aviation.

    Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held an emergency meeting in Riyadh, where the activisation of joint defence mechanisms and the sending of military forces to Saudi Arabia was discussed.

    UN Secretary General Antónnio Guterres has condemned Houthi’s cross-border attacks on Saudi Arabia and has expressed deep concern about the escalation of fighting.

    Bab al-Mandab is one of the world’s most important maritime corridors, as it connects the Red Sea with the Gulf of Adden and the Arabian Sea and is a key route to international transport and energy.

    The conflict in Yemen began in 2014 when Houth took control of Sana. Saudi Arabia intervened militarily in 2015 to support the internationally recognised government.

    After a relatively long period of calm, fighting has escalated again. In September, Houth took a quick offensive on the southwest coast of Yemen and took control of areas near Bab al-Mandabi, including Mokhan and Perim Island.

    Currently, government forces, with the support of Saudi Arabia, aim to restore control over this strategic corridor and advance towards Sana. Meanwhile, the parties’ claims of progress on the ground continue to be contradictory. /Telegraphy/

  • “ I was taken to the hospital ̶ &#82/11; Heidi Lemon relates what happened after saving young people in Switzerland

    “ I was taken to the hospital ̶ &#82/11; Heidi Lemon relates what happened after saving young people in Switzerland

    Hajdin Limon, the Albanian from the municipality of Gjilan who became a hero in Wohlen, Switzerland after saving four young people from a burning car after an accident, has exclusively confessed to Telegrafi as the first aid teams arrived at the scene.


    Lemon says that even though he was hurt himself, he had refused to leave the situation, continuing to help young people to the end.

    I helped you from beginning to end and I was hurt and they said not to help us, but I told them nothing, nothing. I helped you to the end.

    After the first aid teams arrived, he was told that he could not leave the scene and that he should be checked by doctors.

    Those first aides who were there told me you can’t go home then they even put a sign on me, and it’s on his neck. You said you weren’t going anywhere because we have to distinguish you from people, he told you.

    Afterward, Lemon was taken from the first aid teams and taken to the hospital, where he underwent search for poisoning and injuries.

    I’ve been taken into the hospital, checked for poisoning, and all the injuries, so my forehead and my hand are a little bit more extreme and kept up to three o’clock in the hospital, said Lemon.

    He indicated that his cloud, Valdet, who had taken him, had then come to the hospital./Telegraphy/

  • Arsenal prepares 40m euro bid for Leipzig star

    Arsenal prepares 40m euro bid for Leipzig star

    Michel Artetta’s Arsenal is preparing an offer of about 40m euros to Antonio Nusan, the 21-year-old Leipzigu attacker, on the eve of the transitional deadline of January 2027. However, the German club is willing to consider bids starting at around 60m euros.

    The difference between these two figures is expected to be the starting point for possible negotiations. Arsenal has included Nusan on the list of options for the offensive department, but it will have to approach Leipzig’s demands to make the transfer feasible.

    Arsenal had monitored Nusan’s situation earlier, while now preparing another movement for the passing January deadline. The initial amount being discussed is around 40m euros, according to reports TEAMtalk i n CaughtOffice.

    However, this sum is still far from Leipzig’s request. The German club estimates a possible Norwegian transfer to about 60m euros — significantly higher than the offer Arsenal is preparing.

    Arsenal prepares 40m euro bid for Leipzig star

    The economic difference also relates to the player’s contractual situation. Nusa has contracts with Leipzig by June 2029, so the German club does not need to sell it in the short term, nor does it reduce demands to facilitate a transfer.

    The difference should be made between the player’s estimated value in the market and the price his club might require. Market estimates are lower than 60m euros, but Leipzig could set a higher price, given the player’s contract for several seasons as well.

    Nusa’s presentations have also strengthened Leipzig’s position. Norvegezi has started the season with two goals and two assistings in four Bundesliga matches, directly contributing to four goals in the first weeks.

    Last season, Nusa held 31 matches in Bundesligla, marking four goals and donating three assistations. /Telegraph/

  • The 24-year-old viral video seized the network &#82/11; went as a bodyguard in the slide, but returned by contract the model

    A 24-year-old native of Spain, Soufian Boucetta, experienced a sudden twist in his life after a video filmed during Fashion Week in London made him viral on social networks.

    Boucette was working as a security guard in a studio of Simon Rocha stylist when one of the audience published a video of him on social networking, jokingly writing that the collection was beautiful, but that the guard had called attention.

    The video quickly received more than 900 thousand views, and after that, offers from known model agencies began to reach private messages in Boucetta.

    Even though he was just doing his job at the moment, Boucette indicated that he had noticed people watching him, but he had not imagined that someone would publish it in the Instagram and that the video would become viral.

    After the video’s success, he received offers from agencies in Milan, Paris and the United States, but decided to stay in Britain and signed contracts with the renowned Londonn agency, PRM Model Agency.

    Before he entered the security world, he had worked as a builder.

    During his career as a bodyguard and security guard, he had a chance to work with several internationally renowned stars, including Rihanna, Dwayne The Rock. Johnson, Jason Statham and Aaron Pierre.

    Although he is still working occasionally in the security sector, 24-year-old has already begun preparing seriously for his new career.

    The same one is exercising in the Passorella and has performed the first professional photo set, with the goal that soon the model will be fully devoted.

    Boucetta indicated that people had been telling her for years that she had the appearance of a model because of her height and body, sometimes as many as 15 people a day, had mentioned it on the street.

    It did not matter to him before, but the viral video made him watch the model in a very different way.

    Now, with the support of the family and a professional contract in hand, Soufian is ready to try a new career that started all by chance, during a typical day of security guards at a fashion slide. /Telegraphy/

  • Citaku, Kurti: Come to the Parliament, vote the law, don’t push, don’t provoke

    Democratic Party of Kosovo MP Vlora Citaku has called on Prime Minister Albin Kurti to go to the Parliament and vote on the law.

    Citaku, on a Facebook post, writes that today is not a conflict, but a calm and political courage.

    Read her post full:

    Albin,

    Come to the vault. Come and vote the law.

    Don’t push. Don’t provoke. Don’t order the police to practice violence against girls and boys who are in the square today seeking justice for a job that gave us freedom.

    Today we don’t need a collision. We don’t need any tension. We don’t need violence.

    We need responsibility. We need quiet. We need political courage.

    It’s your job to be in the vault. It’s your duty to listen to citizens. It’s your job to vote.

    Because this isn’t about a party. It’s not for a name. It’s not about a warrant.

    It’s for the KLA.

    It’s about our story.

    It’s about the dignity of those who fought.

    It’s for generations to come.

    The NLA unites us. Today more than ever. /Telegraphy/

  • LSDM: Mickoski’s lies about canceling the Prespa Agreement

    From LSDM to a media statement say the European Commission chairman has told the truth during her stay in the country, that Macedonian identity is protected and that language is protected.

    From the LSDM as well, they say there are no new conditions and there is no new negotiating framework and that Mickoski lied when he promised citizens the annulment of the Prespa Agreement.

    There is no annulment of the Prespa Agreement nor return of the name as Mickoski promised. The lies he came to power with have fallen into disrepute. When there is no new lie that can now be sold as fog, the deceiver tries to fan the flames again. Before Timcho Mukunski departs for a meeting next week, Mickoski is talking about the surrender of fascist Bulgaria and the invasion of Macedonia’s territory in World War II.

    He’s not talking about a solution. He’s talking about not even sitting at the table. He says himself: we speak, we don’t negotiate. That’s true. He doesn’t negotiate because he doesn’t want a result. He requires a lasting conflict. With Greece like this. With Bulgaria like this. From the campaign to today. That’s not how you go to a neighbor, leave him in negotiations for a door to Union.

    That’s not how you come up with a solution. An example that everyone understands. You don’t invite your neighbor unless you want to welcome him. Then ask yourself why the table was left empty. This is not diplomacy. This is an excuse not to enter. LSDM doesn’t debate history. History is decided by historians. The state is here for institutions, they must ensure progress. The gang is using the first one to stop the second one. Because the EU rules, and the rules don’t fit the gang leader, they say from the LSDM.

  • Gerrard regrets leaving Liverpool before Klopp’s arrival

    Gerrard regrets leaving Liverpool before Klopp’s arrival

    Liverpool’s former captain, Steven Gerard, has admitted that he regretted leaving the club in 2015, saying he would have stayed for another season if he knew that Jurgen Klopp would replace Brendan Rodgers.

    Jerard made these comments while speaking to an audience in Singapore, according to TNT Sports.

    The English said Liverpool had offered an extension of the contract for a year, but discussions at the time suggested he would become more a secondary player. This moved him to move to the MLS, LA Galaxy.

    The former midfielder said Clopp’s immediate arrival would have changed his decision.

    Gerrard regrets leaving Liverpool before Klopp’s arrival

    He explained he would be betting and would have stayed to impress the German coach and win a role on his team.

    Klopp took over Liverpool’s direction in October 2015 and continued to lead the club towards the Champions League trophy and Premier League.

    Gerard made 710 presentations for Liverpool, marking 186 goals and winning eight grand trophies with the club. /Telegraphy/

  • Separatists win elections in Quebec, return to the agenda of independence referendum

    Separatists Party Québécois ( The PQ has won the provincial elections in Quebec, returning to power after more than a decade and promising a new referendum on independence from Canada.

    However, The PQ has not achieved most at the Quebec National Assembly. According to results reported after the count, the party led by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon secured 59 out of 127 seats, while the majority needed 64.

    This means that the new government will be in the minority and will have to seek opposition parties’ support for adopting laws and votes of confidence.

    St-Pierre Plamondon acknowledged that voters did not give the party the majority they asked for, saying their message was clear: The PQ must co-operate with other parties.

    However, he has reiterated the pledge to hold a referendum on Quebecu’s sovereignty. The separatist leader has declared that such a referendum will not be held as long as Donald Trump is president of the US.

    In his victory speech, St-Pierre Plamondon presented independence as a matter of preserving the province’s Frankofon identity, Television broadcast.

    Quabec simply wants to be on his own, like other countries in the world, he said, adding that citizens should have the opportunity to decide for themselves about their future.

    He also tried to calm Canadians outside Quebec, stressing that the independence project does not target their exclusion and that the province will remain geographically where it is, creating common interests for co-operation.

    The PQ’s victory, however, does not imply that the majority of Quebec residents support the secession from Canada. According to politicalologist Daniel Béland of McGill University, the elections were more determined by dissatisfaction with Coalition Avenir Queebec ( CAQ, which was in power since 2018, rather than support for independence.

    Support for independence is currently estimated at about 30 percent, a relatively low level compared to previous periods. Quebecu has held two referendums on sovereignty, in the 1980s and 1995, and in both cases voters chose to remain part of Canada. The 1995 referendum was lost by separatists by a very narrow margin.

    The result is a severe blow to CAQ. The party that before the elections controlled 79 seats lost power, while its leader, Christine Fréchette, admitted defeat and said she claimed responsibility for the outcome.

    At the federal level, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney congratulated St-Pierre Plamondon and signalled Ottawa’s readiness to co-operate with the new provincial government.

    Carney said strengthening Quebecut is part of the effort to build a stronger Canada. He promised co-operation for support of businesses and workers affected by US tariffs, job creation and housing construction.

    The separatists’ victory comes at a significant moment for Canada’s unity. On October 19th, residents of Alberta are expected to vote in a non-binding referendum on whether the province should move forward with a process of secession from Canada.

    Quebecu, where about 80 percent of the population is Frankophone, already enjoys broad autonomous powers. The province collects its income taxes, has special policies for immigration, and laws that give priority to French language towards English.

    Currently, the PEC minority government faces the challenge of securing the support of other parties, while in parallel trying to bring the issue of independence back to the centre of political debate in Quebec. /Telegraphy/

  • Moscow is involved in mass attack with fears, 650 air vehicles reported

    Moscow and its surrounding region are involved in a widespread night-dance attack, with about 650 pilot-free aircraft reportedly released from the evening of October 5th to the morning of October 6th.

    According to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyan, as well as Russian civil aviation authorities, restrictions have been placed on the functioning of some of the capital’s main airports.

    The restrictions were initially placed at the Vukovo and Domodedovo airports, while later affecting Sheremetyevo and Zhukovsky, Television broadcast.

    After 2:30 according to Kiev’s time, Sobyan declared that Russian air defense systems had down 13 fears suspected of flying into Moscow.

    At around three o’clock, he announced the collapse of 15 other drones, while later the number of air vehicles that authorities claimed were neutralised rose to 93.

    The Russian mayor also said emergency services were working in countries where the remains of the fears had fallen.

    Meanwhile, various channels on the telegram reported an attack on large sizes in the Moscow region, claiming the drones were entering from several directions.

    Other unconfirmed reports suggested that a fire broke out at Volodarskaya production station and dispatching ( LPDS, near the village of Volodarskogo and the village of Konstantinovo.

    According to these reports, the object is one of the largest oil depots in the Moscow area and also serves as a storage joint for several main pipelines carrying refined oil products.

    So far, there is no independent confirmation of the extent of the damage to this facility or the cause of the fire.

    The attack has caused temporary disruptions and restrictions on air traffic at several airports in the Russian capital, while authorities continue operations to identify and neutralise air threats. /Telegraphy/

  • Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will activate “ collective preventionR within the Alliance of Mecca

    Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agreed on Monday to activate collective prevention against attacks aimed at the Kingdom and to act immediately to implement their joint defence commitments, including preparations to quickly deploy the forces and military capacities agreed on in Saudi Arabia.

    According to foreign media, Telegrafi conveys, the decision was announced in a joint statement following an emergency meeting of the Montenegrin Alliance’s Political and Protection Strategic Committee in Riyadh to discuss security developments and threats facing the Kingdom.

    The committee agreed to switch immediately to practical implementation of the alliance’s collective defence commitments and take the necessary steps to ensure agreed military forces and capacities and to deploy them quickly in Saudi Arabia.

    The measures will be implemented under agreed agreements and in line with the three countries’ national laws, aimed at strengthening their military readiness, integration and collective ability to face threats, the statement said.

    The three countries stressed that each member’s security was an integral part of their collective security and said that translating the Alliance of Defence of Mecca into practical measures would strengthen the prevention and show their determination to protect their security, sovereignty and territorial integrity.

    Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman said after the meeting that the three countries remain one in confronting attacks aimed at Saudi Arabia and the Islamic holy sites.

    He stressed that the alliance would activate collective prevention against the attacks and that all those behind them within the framework of the Alliance of Defence of Mecca.

    In their joint statement, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan strongly condemned efforts to target Mecca and Medina, as well as ongoing attacks on Saudi cities and civilian and economic objects, stressing their refusal to attack any attacks or threats to the security and territorial integrity of the Kingdom.

    Turkey and Pakistan also praised the willingness of the Saudi armed forces and what it describes as their professionalism and effectiveness in facing Kingdom threats and protection.

    The meeting comes amid a sharp escalation involving Iran-backed Yemeni militia, which Saudi authorities say has carried out a series of missile attacks and fears against the Kingdom, including efforts to target Mecca and Medina.

    The Saudi Arabia-led coalition has pledged to take measures to prevent further Houthi attacks and has pledged continued support for Yemen’s internationally recognised government and armed forces in their campaign just launched to regain the territory held by Houthi and restore state institutions.

    Yemen’s government forces have reported considerable progress since the campaign announcement Sunday, including the retake of the strategic portal town Mokha at the Red Sea following fierce and air support clashes.

    The escalation has also raised concerns about maritime security, especially around the Bab al-Mandhab Strait, a vital maritime route connecting the Red Sea and the Gulf of Adden.

    As part of efforts to further institutionalise Mecca’s Alliance of Defence, Monday’s committee meeting also appointed Pakistani retired General Nauman Mahmood as the alliance’s first secretary general for a three-year term.

    The three countries said the appointment would contribute to the development of the alliance and advance its goals. /Telegraphy/