The Gaza war is becoming more frightening. The Israeli attack in the southern part of Gaza gave a major loss of life on Monday (August 25, 2025). According to the Civil Protection Agency, at least 20 people were killed in the attack on Nasar Hospital of Khan Younis, including 5 journalists and a member of civil security.

Condolences on the death of journalists
Al Jazira, associated press (AP) and journalists associated with Reuters were killed in this attack. The death of Al Jazira’s photo journalist Mohammad Salama was confirmed. AP expressed deep grief over the death of 33 -year -old Visual Journalist Maryam Dagga. Reuters informed about the death of their contractor Hussam al-Masri and the injuries of journalist Hatem Khalid. The Palestinian Journalist Association said that other journalists killed include Muj Abu Taha and Ahmed Abu Aziz. Abu Taha was associated with many international and local media institutions.

Israeli army statement
The Israeli army admitted that it attacked the Nasar Hospital area and said that “the General Staff has given instructions to start an immediate investigation”. The army also said that it does not target journalists and is sorry for the innocent people being harmed.

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman Mahmood Bassal said that the Israeli drone targeted a hospital building and an air strike was also carried out while taking out the injured. The bodies of smoke, debris and blood were seen after the explosion in AFP footage. People were seen to be injured and taken dead to the hospital. A corpse was also seen hanging from the upper floor of the building. A woman wearing a white coat and a medical dress was seriously injured in the attack. He had heavy straps on his leg and clothes were soaked with blood.

Data of death of journalists
So far, about 200 journalists have died in the Gaza-Israel War. Recently, 4 employees and 2 independent journalists of Al Jazeera were killed in an attack outside Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Bidout Borders (RSF) said that targeting journalists in war is a serious crime.

The Gaza war began in October 2023 when Hamas attacked Israel, killing 1,219 people. Since then, more than 62,744 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli’s retaliation, mostly common citizens.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his conditions to end the war with Ukraine. He has demanded that Ukraine leave the eastern Donbas region, abandon the ambitions to join NATO, remain neutral and keep Western soldiers out of the country. Three sources familiar with Kremlin gave this information to the Reuters.

The Russian President met Donald Trump in Alaska on Friday (August 15, 2025), where it was the first Russia-US summit after more than four years. According to sources, the possible agreement on Ukraine was discussed most of the time in a close room meeting of about three hours. After the meeting, Putin, who was standing with Trump, said that the talks can open the path of peace in Ukraine, but the two leaders did not make the details of the conversation public. The three sources gave information on the condition of anonymity due to being a sensitive issue.

Russian proposal ‘adjusted’ with the demands of June 2024

According to sources, Putin has softened the stance compared to the entire sacrifice of Donatsk, Luhansk (Overall Donbas), Kherason and Zaporizia. In the new proposal, Russia wants Ukraine toilet from the remaining parts of Donbas, while the existing fronts in Zaporizia and Kherason should be ‘stabilized’. According to American assessment and open-source maps, Russia controls about 88% of Donbas and 73% of Zaporizia-Khergason. According to sources, as part of the Moscow agreement, the small parts of the Kharkiv, Sumi and Dnipetrovsk are ready to return to Ukraine.

Ban on NATO, army restrictions and Western soldiers
There has been no change in Putin’s other conditions. These conditions states that Ukraine leaves the desire to join NATO, give a legal guarantee of NATO to grow and not moving, the Ukrainian army should be some limits and western ground soldiers should not be deployed in Ukraine even in the name of peace and protection.

Chinese refineries have increased the purchase of crude oil from Russia. This increase has happened at a time when the demand for oil from Russia has decreased from India. US President Donald Trump has warned that a secondary tariff can be imposed on the countries buying oil from Russia to put pressure on Moscow and end the Ukraine War.

China saw ‘opportunity’ in Russia oil

Senior analyst Mayu Shu of Kepler, who tracks commodity and shipping data, said that this move of China is ‘opportunism’, as Russian oil is at least $ 3 per barrel cheaper than the Middle East.

India reduced purchases, China handed over a chance

According to the Reuters report, the Indian government refineries banned the purchase of Russian oil last month. According to Jones of Energy Aspects, India has reduced its purchase of about 6 to 7 lakh barrels per day. Mayu Shu says, ‘Right now there is a very good opportunity for China to shop, because the pressure of Trump continues on India. Prices are low, so more refineries can be purchased in the next one or five weeks.

China bought 15 cargo for delivery

According to Reuters, China has bought 15 cargo from Russia for the delivery of October and November. After the Russia’s attack on Ukraine in 2022, western countries reduced the purchase of oil from Russia. After this, India emerged as the biggest buyer of Russia, which buys oil by sea route at cheap prices.

Trump imposed 50 percent tariff on India, also warns China

Trump said that at present there is no plan to impose a tariff immediately on China, but ‘in two to three weeks’ can be considered. At the same time, Trump has first imposed 25 percent tariff on India and has also announced to impose 25 percent extra tariff, which will be applicable from August 27.

China will not be able to fulfill India’s deficiency

Analyst Shu said that China buys about 1.2 million barrels of Russian oil on the sea route daily, but it is not enough to fulfill India’s deficiency as India buys about 17 lakh barrels of oil daily from Russia. He said, ‘If India stops buying, it will be a big problem for Russia. China alone cannot take full quantity of India.

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How to become Fighter Pilot in Indian Airforce: The brutal assassination of 25 Indians and a Nepali citizen in the Pahalgam attack shook the entire country. The Indian Army gave a befitting reply to this attack on 7 May 2025, when under the ‘Operation Sindoor’, the Air Force destroyed them by air strikes at 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK. This exact attack from the high-tech missile proved that the Indian Air Force is capable of responding to any challenge. After this adventure action, the passion of becoming fighter pilots among the youth across the country has increased even more. In such a situation, let us know how you can become a fighter plane pilot…

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Candidate AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) This examination conducts this examination twice a year. Through this, you can also join the Air Force. Apart from this, candidates with NCC ‘C’ certificate can join the Direct NCC Special Entry. After passing the written examination, your personality, decision ability and leadership skills are examined by the Service Selection Board (SSB).

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