Aliyev has only one condition on Karabakh

Azerbaijan launched an 'anti-terror' operation yesterday after attacks on Azerbaijani security forces in Karabakh. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who responded to the calls for a 'ceasefire', especially from the United States (US) and Russia, after the development that resonated all over the world, announced his only condition.

Azerbaijan launches operation in Karabakh

The Azerbaijan Defence Ministry announced the launch of an anti-terrorist operation to restore the constitutional structure in Karabakh.

Mine trap by Armenians in Karabakh

As a result of the explosion of a mine laid by Armenian groups in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan, 4 Azerbaijani police officers were killed. Police officers Asim Jamalzade, Ramil Shirinov, Seymour Mahmudov, and Hazar Zamanov died on the spot in the explosion that occurred on the newly built tunnel road in Taghaverd village of Khojavend province.

Horrific attack by Armenians on Azerbaijani Embassy

Armenians living in Lebanon attacked the Azerbaijani Embassy in Lebanon’s capital, Beirut. Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that 50 Armenians broke the fence around the administrative building and threw paint bottles and explosives into the building.

Mosque burned, cleric killed in India

At least five people, including two police officers, were killed in clashes between Hindus and Muslims in India on Monday. A mosque was burned and a cleric was killed in clashes that continued on Tuesday. Police declared a lockdown.

Sudan airstrike kills 17, including 5 children

It was stated that 17 people, including 5 children, were killed in an airstrike carried out by the army in Sudan. "We will attack them wherever they are," the Sudanese army general said in a statement. While the attacks continue, the ceasefires are not sustained.

Clashes in Senegal kill 9 people

Opposition supporters took to the streets in Senegal after the opposition leader was sentenced to two years in prison for indecent behavior. A total of 9 people were killed in clashes between police and opposition supporters. Some social media platforms were blocked by the government.

Streets clash in Senegal after opposition leader sentenced to jail

After a court in Senegal sentenced opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to 2 years in prison, Sonko's supporters took to the streets and clashed with police. The court acquitted Sonko, 48, of rape charges, but sentenced him to 2 years in prison for a separate crime defined as immoral behavior against persons under 21.

Streets clash in Senegal after opposition leader sentenced to jail

After a court in Senegal sentenced opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to 2 years in prison, Sonko's supporters took to the streets and clashed with police. The court acquitted Sonko, 48, of rape charges, but sentenced him to 2 years in prison for a separate crime defined as immoral behavior against persons under 21.

Ceasefire violated again in Sudan

Despite the ceasefire declared between the army and the RSF on Monday in Sudan, but clashes in the country continue on Tuesday. Both sides blame each other for the ceasefires that are constantly violated. The people are caught between the conflicts and they flee to neighboring countries.

Hundreds of thousands flee the country in Sudan

Sudanese civilians have been the hardest hit by the ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Hundreds of thousands of Sudanese have fled to neighboring countries, particularly Egypt and Chad, in search of safety.

Death toll rises to 822 in Sudan

In Sudan, 822 civilians have lost their lives in the clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since mid-April. Hot clashes are still ongoing in the region.

Sound of bombs rose from Khartoum

Despite the mediation negotiations hosted by Saudi Arabia, the military and RSF in Sudan are not backing down. This time, the sound of bombs was heard from Khartoum, the capital of Sudan.

More than 330,000 people were displaced in Sudan

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced that 334,053 people were displaced in Sudan due to internal conflicts.

Sudan ceasefire extended for another 72 hours

The Sudanese Army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced that they have extended the humanitarian ceasefire for 72 more hours from midnight tonight.

Death toll in conflict in Sudan rises to 528

As the conflict between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continued in Sudan, the number of people who lost their lives increased to 528.

411 dead on the 15th day of the conflict in Sudan

Sudan Doctors Union reported that 411 civilians were killed in the clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 15.

72-hour ceasefire in Sudan: USA

The Army and the armed Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which have been in conflict in Sudan since April 15, declared a 72-hour ceasefire with the mediation of the US.

Evacuations continue unabated in Sudan

Warplanes bombarded the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, the main airport was at the center of the fighting, and artillery fire made movement in and out of one of Africa's largest cities unsafe. Diplomats were targeted in the attacks and at least five aid workers were killed. Countries are competing with each other to evacuate their citizens as soon as possible.

Switzerland decides to close its embassy in Khartoum

While there have been armed conflicts in Sudan since April 15, countries have started to evacuate their citizens for security reasons. Switzerland has decided to close its embassy in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, for security reasons.