Pakistani detainees in Naples with explosives and forged IDs
Police in Naples arrested 28 Pakistanis during a routine raid uncovering 2 pounds of dynamite, 165 feet of fuse, detonators, forged documents, thousands of contacts, and maps of sensitive targets. The group faces terrorism charges amid unspecified links to international groups. officials stressed verification and cautioned about premature claims of al Qaida ties.
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Israeli forces kill two Palestinians in West Bank clash
Israeli undercover troops killed two Palestinians, including a fugitive Hamas activist, during a gun battle at a Jenin firehouse. A 52-year-old Palestinian security guard also died. Police detained two other militants and razed two militant houses in Hebron as part of operations tied to a broader dragnet named Hot Winter.
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Train derails near Sydney in deadly rush hour crash
Nine people died and dozens more were injured when a double decker commuter train plunged into a ravine south of Sydney. About 70 aboard, including college students, faced hours of entrapment as rescuers fought through rugged terrain. The driver died, a black box was recovered, and an independent inquiry was appointed.
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Editor slain in Kashmir violence shocks Srinagar newsroom
Gunmen shot Parvat Sultan, editor of the Urdu News and Features Agency, in central Srinagar. The fatal attack, part of a string of separatist violence, left four dead and 18 injured across Jammu and Kashmir. Police blame militants for the assaults.
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Parvat Sultan
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