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#Kenya floods death toll rises to 62, police say A total ⁠of ⁠62 ⁠people including eight children have died since heavy rains and flooding hit Kenya’s capital #Nairobi and other areas late last week, police said on Saturday. The capital was the worst hit with ⁠33 deaths, the force said in a statement on X that updated the official tally of casualties. More than 2,000 ⁠families ⁠have been displaced across Kenya and intense rain was continuing in several regions, it added. Aid workers started pulling bodies from floodwaters across Nairobi ⁠on March 7 after overnight flash ⁠floods swept away dozens of cars and disrupted flights at #East _Africa’s biggest airport. A tally issued last Sunday put the death toll at 42. https://www.scmp.com/news/world/africa/article/3346673/kenya-floods-death-toll-rises-62-police-say

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, has been talking about the war in recent days with his counterparts in Azerbaijan, Egypt, Oman, Pakistan, Russia, South Korea, Turkey and Turkmenistan, his office said. In Islamabad, officials raised the prospect of a meeting between Iranian officials and Steve Witkoff, Trump’s special envoy, Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law, and Vance, the US vice-president. A European official told Reuters that while there had been no direct negotiations between the two nations, Egypt, Pakistan and Gulf states were relaying messages. The sudden diplomatic activity came after the US and Iran traded threats over the weekend of strikes that could have cut electricity to millions in Iran and around the Gulf and knocked out desalination plants that provide many desert nations with drinking water. On Monday, Trump delayed a deadline for Iran to open the strait of Hormuz for shipping or see its power stations targeted by airstrikes, briefly driving down oil prices and boosting stocks. The deadline will now expire on Friday. The US continues to reinforce its military forces around Iran, with about 5,000 marines en route for the region, and to launch new attacks. Iranian media reported on Tuesday that Israeli-US strikes targeted two gas facilities and a pipeline, hours after Trump stepped back from his threat to attack power infrastructure. The facilities in central Iran were “partially damaged”, said the Fars news agency, which did not provide a source and was Iran’s only news outlet to report the incident. It said an attack also targeted the gas pipeline of the Khorramshahr power plant, in the country’s south-west. Netanyahu said Israel would continue to strike Iran and Lebanon, where its offensive targets Hezbollah, the Iran-backed Islamist militant movement, even as the US considers a ceasefire. “There’s more to come,” the Israeli prime minister said. Iran fired several waves of missiles at Israel early on Tuesday, and there were reports of an impact in the country’s north. In Tel-Aviv, a missile with a 100kg (220lbs) warhead escaped Israeli defences to slam into a street in the centre of the city, blowing out windows of a neighbouring apartment building and sending smoke billowing. Earlier in the day, Israel pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs, saying it was targeting infrastructure used by Hezbollah. In Kuwait, power lines were hit from air defence shrapnel, causing electricity outages. Missile alert sirens sounded in Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia’s defence ministry said it had destroyed 19 Iranian drones targeting its oil-rich Eastern province. Oil prices rose to $104 a barrel in morning trading, up more than 40% since Israel and the US started the war on 28 February. Analysts are warning of durable and deep disruption to the supply of oil and gas from the region even in the event of a rapid end to hostilities, with severe economic consequences around the world. #middle#east#trump#hezbollah#israel 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

The Peacemaker Who Played HavocWith the Middle East 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Violence has continued across much of the Middle East a day after Trump said the US was in “very good” talks with Iran to end the war in the region soon. Iranian barrages targeted Israel, Gulf Arab states and northern Iraq on Tuesday, while Israeli and US warplanes continued to carry out strikes across Tehran and on other targets in the Islamic Republic. Multiple official sources in Tehran have denied any talks are under way. The Iranian parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who has been cited as a potential interlocutor with the US, said in a social media post: “No negotiations have been held with the US (…) fake news is used to manipulate the financial and oil markets.” Tehran distrusts any US offer of negotiations, in part because it was in talks with the US before the surprise attack that started the war and killed the supreme leader Ali Khamenei and dozens of senior officials. Iran was also in talks last year when the US and Israel attacked its nuclear facilities, starting a 12-day war. “We must think wisely,” Esmail Kowsari, a member of the Iranian parliament’s national security and foreign policy committee, was quoted as saying by the semiofficial Fars news agency. “Their nature is to sow discord so that they can make people distrust officials and believe that such actions have taken place, whereas no such action has occurred.” However, potential intermediaries including Pakistan, Oman, Egypt and others have confirmed tentative efforts to establish channels of communication between Washington and Tehran. Analysts point out that there are deep divisions among surviving senior officials in Tehran, which could explain some of the defiant Iranian reaction. #middle#east#trump#hezbollah#israel 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

中国“人造太阳”实验找到突破密度极限的方法 中国科学院合肥物质科学研究院等离子体物理研究所团队宣布，我国全超导托卡马克核聚变实验装置（EAST）在物理实验中取得里程碑式进展，相关成果已发表于《科学进展》。团队成功突破了长期制约核聚变效率的“密度极限”，证实了理论预测中“密度自由区”的存在。研究发现，密度极限的触发并非单纯密度增加，而是边界区域杂质引起的辐射不稳定性。通过电子回旋共振加热和预充气等手段，团队有效降低了边界杂质溅射，并调控靶板物理条件，最终引导等离子体平稳突破密度天花板。该研究为未来聚变堆在高密度下的稳定运行提供了物理依据。IT之家 🏷#EAST#核聚变#密度极限 📢频道👥群组📝投稿

Macron: France's Role In the Middle East Would Remain Defensive Macron insisted Friday that France's role in the Middle East would remain defensive after a French soldier was killed in a drone attack in Iraq. "France's position is purely defensive, in support of its allies, and can in no way justify any attack against it," Macron said in a press conference standing alongside Zelensky, who was in Paris to discuss support for Kyiv. Overnight Thursday into Friday, a French soldier was killed and several others were wounded in a strike on troops participating in a counterterrorism training exercise in northern Iraq. Macron has linked the attack to the war in the Middle East but declined to assign blame for the killing. Instead he said he would remain "prudent," wait to speak to the Iraqi prime minister and receive more details from the France's own armed forces. The incident, however, comes as a pro-Iranian armed group called Ashab Al-Kahf announced on Friday that it would target "all French interests in Iraq and the region," according to French media reports. Amid the rising tensions in the region, Macron said that France would remain "calm, composed and determined" and continue to "be reliable with our allies, protect our citizens and defend our interests and our security." The French president also called the attack "unacceptable," adding that the soldiers were in Iraq as part of an ongoing effort against the Islamic State group. Macron last week said the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was being deployed to the Mediterranean along with fighter jets and air defense systems to protect French interests in the Middle East. #macron#france#middle#east 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

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🔤🔤🔤🔤2️⃣ Questions about the president’s mental state have grown louder since Trump’s expletive-ridden Easter Sunday message, with Democrats and critics calling him “unhinged” and a “madman”. Senator Patty Murray described Trump’s post as “the rantings of a bloodthirsty lunatic” while Senator Chris Coons said: “This is a threat to commit a war crime.” Representative Joaquin Castro said the threat “suggests he’s either considering using a nuclear weapon or wants Iran to believe he would”. Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman said it was time to invoke the 25th amendment against Trump, a call to remove him from office and replace him with the next in line to the presidency. “In just 48 hours, the president has gone from threatening war crimes to threatening genocide,” Watson Coleman wrote. “He is clearly unstable and must be set aside.” It is not only Democrats. Trump’s Middle East war has fractured the American right, driving a deep divide between traditional hawkish conservatives who have long clamored for military action against Iran and the president’s anti-interventionist “America First” loyalists. Reacting to Trump’s Tuesday post, former congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who recently split with the president, in part over what she said was his abandonment of America First policy principles, called for invoking the “25TH AMENDMENT!!!” “Not a single bomb has dropped on America,” she wrote. “We cannot kill an entire civilization. This is evil and madness.” The Truth Social post came the morning after a chaotic White House press conference in which Trump voiced his threats to reporters. “The entire country could be taken out in one night,” he told reporters on Monday, “and that night might be tomorrow night.” When a reporter noted that deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure violate the Geneva conventions, Trump did not dispute the point. “I hope I don’t have to do it,” he said, then pivoted: “Forty-seven years they’ve been negotiating with these people. They’re great negotiators, and because they’re not going to have a nuclear weapon.” Asked whether the war was winding down or escalating, he said only: “I can’t tell you.” Asked about a ceasefire, he said: “I can’t talk about the ceasefire.” He reiterated the 8pm ET Tuesday deadline for Iran to reopen the strait or face strikes on energy infrastructure and bridges. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard navy for their part said on Monday that the Strait of Hormuz “will never return to its previous state” for the US and its allies. Trump also claimed, without providing evidence, that US intelligence had intercepted communications from Iranian civilians near active bombing sites urging American forces to continue. “Please keep bombing,” he quoted the alleged intercepts as saying. He dismissed concerns that destroying power and water infrastructure would harm ordinary Iranians, insisting they would willingly endure such losses for the chance at regime change. The rhetorical escalation of recent days also sits alongside a pattern of contradictions. Trump said in recent weeks that the US had no strategic need for the strait of Hormuz; days later he made its reopening the central condition of his ultimatum to Tehran. He claimed total dominance of Iranian airspace even as a US fighter jet was shot down over the country. #democrats#trump#iran#middle#east#strait#hormuz 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

8pm ET: The Trump Last Judgement 🔤🔤🔤🔤1️⃣ Trump on Tuesday morning threatened to completely annihilate the entirety of Iranian civilization should their government ignore his 8pm ET deadline to reopen the strait of Hormuz. The president’s own words, posted publicly and tied to a specific deadline and set of demands, provide unusually direct evidence of intent to violate international law, and were being met with shock and dismay by Democrats. “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again,” the US president posted on Truth Social about the country with more than 90 million people. “I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will.” “This is an extremely sick person,” the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, said, accusing Republicans of abetting the president in plunging the US into a seemingly open-ended war. “Each Republican who refuses to join us in voting against this wanton war of choice owns every consequence of whatever the hell this is.” Trump followed with a reference to “complete and total regime change” and signed off with “God Bless the Great People of Iran”, making a formulation that suggested the destruction of the state and the benediction of its people were in his telling, compatible. “47 years of extortion, corruption, and death, will finally end,” he wrote, referencing the Islamic regime’s takeover of the country in 1979. “We will find out tonight, one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the World.” Neither the US nor Iran is a member of the international criminal court, meaning no formal ICC jurisdiction applies. The more immediate legal framework is the Geneva conventions of 1949 onwards, which both countries have ratified. Article 33 of the Fourth Convention explicitly prohibits collective punishment of a civilian population. Article 54 of Additional Protocol I – whose core principles are binding as customary international law even on states, like the US and Iran, that never ratified it – prohibits attacks on infrastructure indispensable to civilian survival, with only a narrow exception for objects used exclusively to sustain enemy armed forces. The US has itself acknowledged this customary obligation, though the adoption of this position came under the Biden administration in 2024. In one formal UN submission, Washington said it treated the fundamental protections of Additional Protocol I as legally binding even without ratification. Trump’s latest threat against the totality of Iranian civilization “shocks the conscience”, House Democratic leaders said in a joint statement, calling for a “decisive congressional response”. “The House must come back into session immediately and vote to end this reckless war of choice in the Middle East before Donald Trump plunges our country into World War III,” Representatives Hakeem Jeffries of New York, Katherine Clark of Massachusetts and Pete Aguilar of California said in their statement. #democrats#trump#iran#middle#east#strait#hormuz 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

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