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Israeli airstrikes killed nine Palestinians Sunday in separate attacks across the Gaza Strip, marking another violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement. Medical sources confirmed five deaths southwest of Khan Younis in the south, while paramedics reported four killed when a drone struck a tent sheltering displaced families near Jabalia in the north, as Israeli forces also conducted home demolitions and artillery shelling.Israeli airstrikes killed nine Palestinians Sunday in separate attacks across the Gaza Strip, marking another violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement. Medical sources confirmed five deaths southwest of Khan Younis in the south, while paramedics reported four killed when a drone struck a tent sheltering displaced families near Jabalia in the north, as Israeli forces also conducted home demolitions and artillery shelling.A high-level Turkish delegation met with Syrian Information Minister Hamza Mustafa in Damascus to formalize institutional cooperation in combating disinformation, crisis communication, and public diplomacy. The mechanism will operate around the clock.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Washington appears ready to accept limited Iranian uranium enrichment, and Tehran genuinely seeks a deal. He warns that pressing missiles and proxies simultaneously will stall talks—and may trigger another war.Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed new ministers of justice and interior through presidential decrees published Tuesday. Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor Akin Gürlek becomes justice minister, while Erzurum Governor Mustafa Çiftçi takes over the interior ministry.

Israeli airstrikes killed nine Palestinians Sunday in separate attacks across the Gaza Strip, marking another violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement. Medical sources confirmed five deaths southwest of Khan Younis in the south, while paramedics reported four killed when a drone struck a tent sheltering displaced families near Jabalia in the north, as Israeli forces also conducted home demolitions and artillery shelling.Israeli airstrikes killed nine Palestinians Sunday in separate attacks across the Gaza Strip, marking another violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement. Medical sources confirmed five deaths southwest of Khan Younis in the south, while paramedics reported four killed when a drone struck a tent sheltering displaced families near Jabalia in the north, as Israeli forces also conducted home demolitions and artillery shelling.A high-level Turkish delegation met with Syrian Information Minister Hamza Mustafa in Damascus to formalize institutional cooperation in combating disinformation, crisis communication, and public diplomacy. The mechanism will operate around the clock.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Washington appears ready to accept limited Iranian uranium enrichment, and Tehran genuinely seeks a deal. He warns that pressing missiles and proxies simultaneously will stall talks—and may trigger another war.Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed new ministers of justice and interior through presidential decrees published Tuesday. Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor Akin Gürlek becomes justice minister, while Erzurum Governor Mustafa Çiftçi takes over the interior ministry.

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US video game developer Epic Games stops commerce with Russia

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US video game developer Epic Games stops commerce with Russia

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Company says communication tools to remain online

US video game developer Epic Games has announced it stopped commerce with Russia as a response to the Russian war on Ukraine.

The company, however, said it is not blocking access to other communication tools, and they will remain online, saying "the free world should keep all lines of dialogue open" in a Twitter post on Sunday.

Epic Games developed popular video games such as Fortnite, Unreal Engine, Gears of War, and Infinity Blade series.

Another US video game developer Activision Blizzard announced Friday it is suspending new sales of its games in Russia as the war continues.

The company said it raised over $300,000 together with its employees, and it plans to add additional charities for consideration this week.

Activision Blizzard developed popular video games series such as Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, World of Warcraft, StarCraft, and Candy Crush Saga.

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