It has been 147 days since Israel started the massacre in the Gaza Strip. A digest of the main events of the previous day.

It has been 146 days since Israel started the massacre in the Gaza Strip. A digest of the main events of the previous day.

South Korean Defense Minister Shin Won-sik accused Pyongyang of producing shells for Russia in exchange for food. Since August, Pyongyang has sent Russia about 6,700 containers capable of holding more than 3 million artillery shells, a South Korean minister said.

Global demand for Turkish TV series has increased by 183% in the last three years, reaching a total of 1 billion people. In 2023, Turkey became the third country in terms of TV series production, after the United States and Great Britain. The income from the export of the series reached 600 million dollars, and it is estimated that this figure will soon exceed 1 billion dollars.

The 285-kilometer Koshtepa canal, which is being built by the Taliban, receives 4-4.5 cubic kilometers or 12-13 percent of water from the Amudarya every year. This will cause water supply in Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan to drop from 80% to 65%. It was said that the fact that Afghanistan has not signed any international cross-border document complicates the negotiations.

The Ministry of Health of Gaza announced that two more children died of hunger in Gaza as a result of the Israeli occupation. Thus, the number of Gazan children who died as a result of hunger and dehydration reached 6. Israel has not been delivering humanitarian aid to northern Gaza since January 23.

The President of Azerbaijan, Ilhom Aliev, noted that Baku may seriously consider withdrawing from the Council of Europe if the delegation's right to vote is not restored within a year.

An extraordinary meeting of information ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Istanbul agreed to fight against Israeli disinformation. A representative from Uzbekistan also participated in the meeting.

Kyrgyzstan proposes to lift the ban on exploration and exploitation of uranium and thorium deposits. The ban was introduced in December 2019 after the "uranium conflict".

Early in the morning, Israeli forces struck a crowd of Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid near the Nablusi intersection on Reshid Street, south of Gaza City. As a result of the attack, the number of people killed reached 104, and 760 people were injured. Also, 7 more children died of hunger in the sector, and their number reached 13.