US airstrike on girls' primary school in Iran results in 175 confirmed casualties due to targeting error and outdated coordinates
A recent airstrike by the US military on a girls' primary school in Iran has resulted in at least 175 confirmed casualties. The incident, characterized as a tragedy resulting from a "targeting error," highlights the severe ramifications of military operations in civilian areas. Preliminary findings from a US military report indicate that the coordinates utilized for the strike were outdated, raising questions about operational protocols and intelligence assessments.US Military officials have acknowledged the devastating impact of the strike while an investigation is currently underway. The airstrike reportedly occurred when the US military was conducting operations based on compromised intelligence. The... [Continue Reading]
Drone Strikes Kill Over 200 Civilians in Sudan’s Kordofan and White Nile Regions
Since March 4, Sudan has endured devastating drone strikes in the Kordofan region and White Nile state, resulting in over 200 civilian deaths, according to UN human rights officials. These attacks, carried out by rival military factions engaged in brutal civil warfare, have disproportionately impacted the civilian population. At least 152 deaths were reported in West Kordofan alone. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, denounced the repeated use of explosive drones targeting populated areas, warning that such tactics cause widespread harm to civilians and violate international law. Despite multiple appeals to stop indiscriminate attacks, the violence continues... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 20:51
ICC Launches Investigation into Belarus Over Allegations of Forced Deportation of Government Opponents
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have initiated an investigation into Belarus, focusing on allegations of the forced deportation of government opponents. The announcement was made on Thursday by the ICC prosecutor’s office, which stated that they have established a "reasonable basis to believe crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court have been committed." The investigation specifically targets deportation allegations and the persecution of individuals through these deportations. According to the ICC, these acts are believed to have been carried out partially on the territory of Lithuania. The prosecutor emphasized that there is a reasonable basis to suspect that... [Continue Reading]
Independent Probe: Russia Deported Over 1,200 Ukrainian Children in Crime Against Humanity
An independent inquiry into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has verified the deportation and transfer of 1,205 Ukrainian children from territories occupied by Russian forces to locations across Russia or other occupied areas within Ukraine. The commission presented its findings at the United Nations Human Rights Council, declaring these actions crimes against humanity, including forcible transfer and enforced disappearances. Scores of these children remain unaccounted for, with their families still searching desperately, exacerbating human suffering amid ongoing hostilities. The inquiry underscores the systemic nature of these deportations and the violation of international law protecting civilians during conflict. This development exposes the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 18:51
Israel dismisses charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman military facility
This week, Israel's military announced the dismissal of all charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee at the Sde Teiman military facility. The case has emerged as one of the most contentious in recent Israeli history. The footage of the alleged assault, which was broadcast over a year ago, ignited intense domestic and international backlash, highlighting concerns over the treatment of detainees and the broader implications of Israel's military policies in Palestinian territories. The incident under scrutiny occurred on July 5, 2024, when a detainee was pronounced in critical condition and subsequently hospitalized. A medical professional... [Continue Reading]
Enoch Burke transferred to Castlerea Prison due to safety concerns after losing enhanced prisoner status
The ongoing legal saga involving teacher Enoch Burke has taken a significant turn as the High Court revealed details regarding his recent transfer to Castlerea Prison. The court learned that Burke's relocation was necessitated by safety concerns, given that he could not be adequately housed in the general population at Mountjoy Prison following the withdrawal of his enhanced prisoner status. This change occurred on March 1 and directly impacts Burke, who has been incarcerated since January for contempt of court after ignoring a ruling that prohibited him from returning to Wilson's Hospital School. Burke had previously enjoyed several privileges associated... [Continue Reading]
UK Condemns Russia’s Systematic Deportation of Ukrainian Children as Crime Against Humanity
At the 61st UN Human Rights Council session, the UK delivered a forceful denunciation of Russia’s treatment of Ukrainian children, citing a recent Commission of Inquiry report that describes widespread and systematic deportations as crimes against humanity. According to the UK’s Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders, these actions involve forcibly removing children from Ukrainian areas under Russian occupation and erasing their native language and culture. Children in these territories are subjected to indoctrination through replaced Russian curriculum and coerced into militarized youth organizations supporting Russia’s war efforts. This abuse not only threatens the immediate well-being and identity of thousands of... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 13:18
Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills at least eight and injures many in Ramlet al-Baida area housing displaced families
In a significant escalation of military tensions in the region, an Israeli airstrike targeting displaced families in Beirut has resulted in at least eight fatalities and numerous injuries. The strike occurred in the Ramlet al-Baida area, where individuals had sought temporary refuge amid ongoing conflicts. Witnesses report that they were roused from sleep by the sound of approaching jets, only to experience the devastating impact of the strike shortly thereafter. The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health confirmed that the airstrike injured 31 individuals, with many more affected by the chaos and destruction. The attack is part of a broader initiative... [Continue Reading]
UK Home Office launches pilot scheme offering financial incentives for rejected asylum-seeking families to return home
In a controversial move, the UK Home Office has launched a new pilot scheme targeting 150 families whose asylum claims have been refused. The families have been given a mere seven days to decide whether to accept a financial incentive to return to their home countries or risk being forcibly removed, which has raised significant concerns over the implications for their children and overall well-being. The scheme, which offers up to £40,000 per family to facilitate voluntary return, has sparked urgent pleas from families seeking more time to comprehend and respond to the life-altering decision they face. The Home Office... [Continue Reading]
Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills at least seven amid escalating violence with Hezbollah
In a significant escalation of violence in the Middle East, a recent Israeli airstrike on central Beirut's seafront has resulted in the deaths of at least seven individuals, according to statements from Lebanon's health ministry. This incident marks the latest in a series of aggressive actions amid ongoing hostilities involving Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israeli forces. The strike occurred early on Thursday, as Hezbollah launched additional missiles towards Israel, further intensifying the regional conflict. Lebanese officials reported the attack took place in a densely populated area of Beirut, which has increasingly become a focal point in the escalating military confrontations. Explosions... [Continue Reading]
Qatar Condemns Iranian Missile and Drone Strikes as Major Breach of Sovereignty
Qatar has condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks as a serious escalation and breach of its sovereignty, emphasizing the direct threat these attacks pose to regional security. The attacks have mainly targeted civilian areas and critical infrastructure, resulting in significant humanitarian concerns. Officials highlighted the violations of human rights and international humanitarian law that have accompanied these incidents. This denunciation was formally presented by Qatar’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva during the 61st Human Rights Council session. The statement serves as part of Qatar’s broader appeal to the international community to address and prevent further... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Mar 2026 22:09
US Military Strikes Iranian School by Mistake, Resulting in Over 165 Deaths, Mostly Children
New reports reveal that the United States military was responsible for a deadly missile strike on a primary school in Iran, which occurred during operations against a nearby military base. The New York Times has cited a preliminary inquiry by US officials indicating that a Tomahawk missile, intended for the adjacent base, mistakenly targeted the school, resulting in immense casualties. The unfortunate incident took place on February 28, when at least 165 individuals, predominantly children, were reported killed following the missile strike on the Iranian girls' school. This attack has drawn widespread condemnation and fury from Iranian officials and citizens... [Continue Reading]
Argentina grants asylum to Brazilian fugitive convicted in January 8 riots, impacting South American political dynamics
Argentina's decision to grant asylum to a Brazilian fugitive, Joel Borges Correa, convicted for his role in the January 8 riots, marks a significant development in South American politics. The riots, which involved an assault on major government buildings, including Brazil's Congress and Presidential Palace, highlighted the intense political polarization following Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's electoral victory over former President Jair Bolsonaro. This asylum ruling, announced recently, is poised to influence Brazil's upcoming political landscape as debates on governance and national security intensify. The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) report revealed that while two senior public servants engaged in corrupt... [Continue Reading]
EU and UK urge Israel to address rising violence by settlers against Palestinians in West Bank amid ongoing military conflict with Iran
The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom have issued urgent demands for Israel to curb escalating violence by Jewish settlers against Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. This surge in violence has been reported since the onset of Israel’s military conflict with Iran. According to the United Nations, there have been six confirmed Palestinian fatalities resulting from attacks perpetrated by settlers across various locations in the West Bank over the past 11 days. The United Kingdom expressed its deep concern over these incidents, describing the killings as appalling. The EU reiterated that the scale of settler violence is intolerable... [Continue Reading]
Drone attack in Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, kills at least three people amid ongoing violence and instability
In a tragic escalation of violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a drone attack in Goma has claimed the lives of at least three individuals. The incident occurred early on Wednesday morning at approximately 4am, within a residential neighborhood of the city. The city has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since January 2025, a situation that has contributed significantly to the region's ongoing instability. Lawrence Kanyuka, spokesperson for the M23-affiliated Congo River Alliance, accused the government of Kinshasa of orchestrating the attack. He stated on social media platform X that, “A drone attack is... [Continue Reading]
One Iranian women's football player reverses asylum request, leaving six team members in Australia amid safety concerns
The ongoing situation surrounding the Iranian women's football team in Australia has intensified as one player reversed her decision to seek asylum, leaving only six team members remaining in the country. This development emerged following an incident where team members were targeted for not singing the national anthem during a match, igniting fears for their safety upon returning home. The players had been in Australia for the Asian Cup when rising tensions in Iran prompted these asylum requests. Reports indicate that the team initially consisted of seven players seeking asylum after receiving backlash in Iran, where they were branded “traitors”... [Continue Reading]
Two men sentenced to 15 years in prison for violent attack and robbery of gay men in Kenya, raising hopes for LGBTQ+ rights
The recent sentencing of two individuals for the violent attack and robbery of two gay men in Kenya has sparked optimism among LGBTQ+ rights advocates in the country. On March 3, two perpetrators, identified as Abel Meli & Another, received 15-year prison sentences for their crimes at the Milimani Law Courts situated in Nairobi. This ruling is viewed as an encouraging sign for Kenya's queer community by various human rights organizations as it signifies a rare instance where justice has been served amid rising hostility toward sexual and gender minorities. Njeri Gateru, the executive director of the National Gay and... [Continue Reading]
Seven members of the Iranian women's football team granted asylum in Australia following safety concerns
In a significant development over the ongoing situation involving the Iranian women's football team, seven members have been granted asylum in Australia. This decision comes amidst escalating concerns for their safety following their refusal to sing the Iranian national anthem during a recent match. The Australian Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke, confirmed that these individuals received protection visas after a thorough security assessment. The granting of asylum to these players and staff aligns with the growing international scrutiny on Iran's treatment of women and dissenters since the recent outbreak of conflict in the country. The team was in Australia to... [Continue Reading]
US Executes Most Intense Day of Strikes Against Iran Amid Escalating Military Operations
In a dramatic escalation of military operations, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the United States is currently executing the "most intense" day of strikes against Iran since the beginning of hostilities. This surge in military activity underscores the growing tension in the region, where both sides are engaged in an aggressive exchange of fire. Hegseth's assessment reflects a broader shift in the US military strategy aimed at achieving decisive victory in the ongoing conflict. As the conflict unfolds, Iran has responded with renewed missile attacks targeting Israeli cities, including key locations such as Tel Aviv. The Iranian Revolutionary... [Continue Reading]
US Defense Secretary Declares Most Intense Day of Strikes in Iran Amid Ongoing Military Operations
As military operations intensify, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared that today will be the most intense day yet of US strikes within Iran. This declaration comes amid a continued wave of military aggression, involving both Israeli and American forces, aimed at various locations within the Islamic Republic, particularly targeting terror-related sites. Hegseth's comments suggest a strategic escalation, with President Donald Trump indicating a perplexing and somewhat conflicting approach regarding the timeline of this military engagement. Reports indicate that Iranians are facing immense challenges as the sustained attacks have disrupted daily life. Citizens of Tehran and the neighboring city... [Continue Reading]
UN Inquiry Labels Russia's Deportation of Ukrainian Children as Crime Against Humanity
In a significant development on the evolving humanitarian crisis stemming from the ongoing war in Ukraine, a United Nations inquiry has labelled Russia’s actions regarding the deportation of Ukrainian children as a "crime against humanity." This declaration was made public on Tuesday by the UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, which has been investigating potential human rights violations since the start of the conflict. The inquiry specifically stated that Russian authorities have forcibly deported and transferred "thousands" of Ukrainian children from occupied regions, with the UN confirming at least 1,205 individual cases. The report underscores the systematic nature... [Continue Reading]
Former Syrian Colonel Salem Al-Salem Appears in Court for Crimes Against Humanity Charges in Landmark Case in England
A significant legal development has unfolded in London as former Syrian colonel Salem Al-Salem appears in court to face charges of crimes against humanity. This marks the first prosecution of its kind in England and Wales. Al-Salem, who fled Syria for the UK, is accused of serious offenses including murder and torture related to the violent crackdown against pro-democracy protests in Damascus during 2011. The trial is garnering attention not only for its unprecedented nature but also for its implications regarding accountability for war crimes. Salem Al-Salem, aged 58, is charged with multiple counts related to atrocities that allegedly occurred... [Continue Reading]
Drone strikes in Haiti linked to security forces and contractors result in over 1,200 fatalities, including 60 civilians
A recent report by Human Rights Watch has revealed that drone strikes conducted by Haitian security forces and private military contractors have resulted in at least 1,243 fatalities in and around Port-au-Prince. This staggering tally includes approximately 60 civilians, of which 17 are children, raising urgent concerns over the tactics employed in the ongoing antigang operations. The operations, which began in March last year, have been carried out in collaboration with Vectus Global, a United States-licensed private military firm. These drone strikes employ quadcopter technology armed with explosives, targeting suspected gang activities in densely populated areas of the Haitian capital.... [Continue Reading]
Seven members of Iran's women's football team seek asylum in Australia amid fears of persecution upon return
At least seven members of Iran's women's football team have sought asylum in Australia, a drastic step taken amid growing fears of persecution if they return to their homeland. Reports indicate that five of the 13-player squad were granted asylum on a recent Monday, while two additional players made their intentions known shortly thereafter, including one who notably refused to board a flight destined for Iran at Sydney Airport. The circumstances surrounding their asylum requests stem from fears of severe repercussions from Iranian authorities, particularly for athletes who have been vocal or expressive about their stance on women's rights and... [Continue Reading]
Ukraine Deploys Interceptor Drones to Jordan to Support US Military Installations Amid Regional Tensions
Ukraine has responded decisively to recent geopolitical tensions by dispatching interceptor drones and operators to Jordan. This move came after a request from United States officials to bolster security for American military installations in the region, particularly at the Muwaffaq Salti airbase. This deployment marks a significant step in Ukraine's broader strategy to engage with Middle Eastern nations dealing with Iranian aggression, as president Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed via social media and interviews with news outlets. Zelenskyy noted that the request for assistance originated last week, amid the ongoing US-Israeli military actions against Iran, which have intensified over the past ten... [Continue Reading]
Ekrem Imamoglu on trial for corruption charges amid claims of political motivation against his potential presidential candidacy
Ekrem Imamoglu, the former mayor of Istanbul, is currently on trial for corruption charges that have been widely characterized as politically motivated. This trial, which has garnered international attention, is viewed by many as part of a broader effort to undermine Imamoglu's political influence and potential candidacy against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Imamoglu's arrest occurred nearly one year ago when he was formally selected as the presidential candidate for the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP). The case against Imamoglu has drawn criticism from numerous rights organizations that argue the accusations lack substantive evidence and reflect a system skewed against political... [Continue Reading]
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's corruption trial begins amid allegations of political motivation and potential lengthy prison sentence
Ekrem Imamoglu, the jailed mayor of Istanbul, has gone on trial in a sweeping corruption case critics claim is politically motivated, aimed at undermining his intention to challenge President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. This significant trial commenced amidst heightened tensions, arising from a series of charges that could potentially see Imamoglu sentenced to an extraordinary 2,430 years in prison due to allegations of graft. The trial opened at the Silivri court, with proceedings beginning on March 9. Early on, the judge faced backlash, suspending the session just 15 minutes in, which was met with cheers from supporters in attendance. As Imamoglu... [Continue Reading]
Nearly 400 casualties reported in southern Lebanon due to ongoing Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah areas
The military operation in southern Lebanon continues to result in significant casualties, with recent reports confirming that nearly 400 individuals have lost their lives due to Israeli airstrikes. This surge in violence follows a series of aerial bombardments initiated by Israel more than a week ago, targeting areas associated with the Hezbollah militant group. Reports indicate that three airstrikes struck the village of Sir El Gharbiyeh on Sunday, contributing to the overall devastation in the region. According to the Lebanese health ministry, a shocking 394 casualties have been officially reported in connection with these strikes, of which 83 are children.... [Continue Reading]
Former Apple Daily editor Lam Man-chung files appeal to reduce 10-year sentence under Hong Kong's national security law
Lam Man-chung, the former executive editor of the now-defunct Apple Daily, has officially filed an appeal seeking to reduce his 10-year sentence related to collusion offences under Hong Kong's national security law. This legal action marks him as the second defendant to pursue a reduced sentence after a significant crackdown on press freedoms in the region, highlighting the ongoing tensions around journalistic integrity within the jurisdiction. The appeal was lodged at the Hong Kong Court of Appeal on Friday, just ahead of the statutory 28-day deadline for criminal appeals, which expires on Monday. Lam and several former senior executives of... [Continue Reading]
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in Escalation of Conflict with Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon
Recent developments in the ongoing military conflict between Israel and Hezbollah have seen a significant escalation, as two Israeli soldiers were killed during combat in southern Lebanon. These fatalities represent Israel's first military losses since hostilities resumed last week. According to military reports, Master Sergeant Maher Khatar, aged 38, from Majdal Shams, was identified among the deceased, alongside another soldier whose name has not been disclosed. The incident occurred as their unit was targeted by a rocket launched by militants while attempting to assist a stuck tank. This latest incident forms part of a broader military campaign initiated by Israel... [Continue Reading]
Two Palestinians Shot Dead by Israeli Settlers in Abu Falah Village, West Bank
In a troubling escalation of violence in the occupied West Bank, two Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli settlers during an assault in the village of Abu Falah, located northeast of Ramallah. According to reports from the Palestinian news agency WAFA, the altercation occurred overnight, and authorities have confirmed the identities of the deceased as Fare’ Jawdat Hamayel, aged 57, and his 24-year-old relative, Thaer Farouq Hamayel. Both victims sustained fatal gunshot wounds to the head during this incident. The violence did not stop there; a third Palestinian, Muhammad Hassan Murrah, 55, succumbed to the effects of a tear gas... [Continue Reading]
Protests Erupt in Cuba Following Widespread Blackouts Affecting Thousands
Protests have emerged across Cuba following a significant blackout that left thousands without electricity, particularly affecting the western regions of the island. These developments unfolded after a power outage occurred on Wednesday, with many communities still grappling with the lack of service on Saturday morning. Demonstrators have taken to the streets, expressing their frustrations amid ongoing hardships exacerbated by energy failures and fuel shortages. Reports indicate that the blackout impacted the provinces of Pinar del Río, Artemisa, and Havana, forcing residents to voice their grievances against the government in what can be described as a manifestation of public unrest in... [Continue Reading]
Xinjiang official reports growth in textile industry amid US sanctions during China's annual political gathering
During China's annual political gathering referred to as the "two sessions," Wang Kuiran, a prominent official from Xinjiang, asserted that the region's textile industry is experiencing substantial growth despite ongoing US sanctions. Wang emphasized the development of a comprehensive medium to long-term plan aimed at bolstering Xinjiang's textile and garment sector, highlighting the government's intent to provide legal support for businesses affected by American trade restrictions. Wang's remarks came during a session of the Xinjiang delegation at this paramount event, where both national legislative and advisory bodies convene to address policy reviews and establish the yearly agenda. The discussion surrounding... [Continue Reading]
At least 51 dead in 24 hours amid escalating clashes between Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces in Kordofan region
In a rapidly escalating conflict in Sudan's Kordofan region, at least 51 individuals have been confirmed dead in the last 24 hours amid violent clashes between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). These clashes signify a troublesome intensification of ongoing hostilities, which have seen various factions vying for control and influence in the area. Reports indicate that confrontations between the national army and the RSF have particularly surged in Kordofan, a region marked by ethnic and political tensions. Clashes broke out following a deterioration of peace efforts and have been marked by heavy gunfire and artillery... [Continue Reading]
U.S. Justice Department intensifies efforts to charge high-ranking Cuban officials amid pressure from Trump administration
The U.S. Justice Department has begun to intensify its efforts to charge high-ranking officials within the Cuban government. This initiative comes amid increasing pressure from the Trump administration, which has escalated its rhetorical assaults on the leadership of Cuba. The announcement marks a significant development in U.S.-Cuban relations, indicating a more aggressive stance toward the island's authorities. According to recent reports, the Justice Department has formed a specialized working group dedicated to evaluating the potential for federal charges against individuals or entities linked to Cuba’s government. This group’s efforts appear to align with broader U.S. diplomatic strategies aimed at confronting... [Continue Reading]
Over 300 Abducted by Militants in Attack on Ngoshe, Nigeria
This afternoon, reports have emerged that more than 300 individuals, including women and children, were abducted by Islamic militants during a violent assault on the northeastern Nigerian town of Ngoshe. The attack, attributed to militants likely affiliated with Boko Haram, occurred as a retaliatory response to the recent killing of three of the group's commanders by the Nigerian military. According to Bulama Sawa, an official from the Gwoza area, militants stormed Ngoshe in Borno State on Friday. Specifics concerning the operation remain limited, but it underscores a troubling escalation in the region's insecurity. Military spokesman Uba Sani confirmed that separate... [Continue Reading]
Mine collapse in eastern Congo results in at least 200 deaths amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis
A catastrophic mine collapse at a major coltan mining site in eastern Congo has reportedly resulted in the deaths of at least 200 individuals, according to statements from Congolese authorities. However, this figure is contested by the M23 rebel group, which claims control over the site. This tragic incident signifies yet another grim chapter in a region plagued by a humanitarian crisis and ongoing conflict, raising urgent issues about safety regulations in mining operations. The mine, located in eastern Congo, is pivotal for the global supply of tantalum, a mineral essential for manufacturing electronics. This particular site is noted for... [Continue Reading]
US and Israel military operations linked to deadly strike on girls' school in Minab, southern Iran
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has escalated significantly, prompting immediate responses from various global actors. Recent military operations by the United States and Israel have reportedly resulted in a tragic strike on a girls' school in Minab, southern Iran. Initial assessments indicate that the US may be responsible for this incident, which has reportedly resulted in the deaths of scores of children. US military investigators are currently examining the circumstances surrounding the attack, although definitive conclusions have yet to be reached. According to military sources, the potential US strike occurred on the first day of coordinated strikes against... [Continue Reading]
