According to the results of reviewing 80% of the protocols for the Russian presidential elections, Putin received 87.15% of the votes.
The Israeli delegation will go to Qatar's capital Doha on March 18 to discuss the cease-fire agreement in the Gaza Strip. The delegation is headed by David Barnea, head of the Mossad intelligence service.
Attacks by drones, rockets and artillery systems continue from Ukraine to Russian territories. Two people were killed, three were injured, and 15 cars were set on fire in the attacks on Belgorod region.
Islamophobia is on the rise in London amid the war in Gaza. Since mid-February, three mosques in the city have been attacked, and Muslims welcome the month of Ramadan with fear and anxiety.
The President of the European Union Council, Charles Michel, was the first to "congratulate" Putin. "I congratulate Vladimir Putin in advance, who will win the elections in Russia, because there is no opposition, no, no freedom, no choice in Russia," he wrote. During the election process, cases such as burning of ballots and "pouring of zelyonka" are observed by citizens of the Russian Federation.
It has been 162 days since Israel launched its war of aggression in the Gaza Strip. A 24-hour digest of the main events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
Muslim leaders and politicians, outraged by the US policy towards Gaza, refused to attend a meeting in Chicago invited by President Joe Biden. At least 29 Arab and Muslim organizations in the country and several community activists signed a collective letter that said they refused to attend the meeting.
THY warned of additional conditions for passengers traveling to Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba and Brazil. According to it, even if they have a passport and a visa, passengers without luggage, who have not booked a hotel and who do not have a return ticket, and who are going abroad at once, will not be allowed to board the plane.
It has been 13 years since the start of the civil war in Syria. During this period, more than 306 thousand Syrians died, more than 5 million people sought refuge in neighboring countries, and 7 million people became internal refugees. Currently, 16.7 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance.