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Russia Deploys Kalibr-Armed Warship to Mediterranean Amid Rising Tensions

On July 13, 2025, Russia deployed three warships to the Mediterranean Sea, one of which is armed with Kalibr cruise missiles , according to a report from the Ukrainian Navy. The missile carrier is capable of launching up to four Kalibr missiles , adding a new layer of strategic presence in the region. At the same time, Ukrainian officials confirmed that no Russian naval vessels  were detected in the Black Sea or the Sea of Azov  ,marking a shift in maritime focus. Over the past 24 hours, six vessels transited the Kerch Strai t toward the Black Sea, with three continuing toward the Bosphorus Strait , while five ships entered the Sea of Azov. This deployment comes amid ongoing hostilities in Ukraine, where Russian forces reportedly suffered significant losses in recent combat engagements. Analysts suggest the move may be part of a broader effort by Moscow to project power beyond its immediate borders , especially as tensions remain high across multiple fronts. The presence of Ka...
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Mass Exodus in Tulkarem: Israeli Demolition Orders Displace Hundreds of Palestinian Families

Hundreds of Palestinian families have fled the Tulkarem refugee camp in the occupied West Bank following Israeli demolition orders targeting over 100 buildings. The sudden evacuation, which took place on July 2, 2025, has left at least 400 families homeless, with local officials estimating the total number of displaced families at around 1,000.

Residents were seen hastily packing their belongings—mattresses, appliances, and personal items—onto vehicles before leaving their homes behind. The Israeli military cited a “high level of terrorism” in the area as justification for the demolitions, calling them a “tactical necessity” to ensure troop mobility.

Although Israel’s Supreme Court issued a temporary freeze on the demolitions after a petition by the human rights group Adalah, none of the displaced residents have returned as of the following day. The demolitions are part of a broader military campaign that has led to the largest wave of forced displacement in the West Bank since Israel’s 1967 occupation.

Local leaders and humanitarian groups have raised urgent concerns about the fate of the displaced, many of whom have no clear place to go. “Where will these families live? Their fate is uncertain and unknown,” said Faisal Salama, a local official in Tulkarem.

This latest development underscores the escalating humanitarian crisis in the West Bank, as military operations continue to reshape the region’s landscape and uproot its communities.

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