Missing panel on plane

According to a report, a missing panel was noticed when a boeing plane landed at an Oregon airport. Reportedly, the missing panel which was on the underside of the plane previously went unnoticed.

According to the report, an airport official said the 25 year old plane landed safely but there will be an enquiry into how it happened. Reportedly, the u.s. aviation authority said it was investigating how the panel came apart.

Negotiations in Qatar

According to a report, delegations will travel to Qatar for negotiations, though hamas’s latest proposal has been described as absurd by the israeli prime minister. Reportedly, hamas have said there would be an initial release of some israeli hostages in return for 700-1,000 Palestinian prisoners, a permanent ceasefire and a deadline for an israeli withdrawal.

Online lessons in russian occupied Ukraine

According to a report, portraits of the russian president hang on the walls of some classrooms in russian occupied Ukraine, pupils are taught that Ukraine isn’t a real country and parents are in trouble if a student challenges the russian curriculum. Reportedly, speaking about the occupation can result in russian authorities visiting home, and if a student’s homework is written in ukrainian the police are informed. According to the report, children must sing the russian national anthem and write inspirational letters to russian soldiers.

Reportedly, former ukrainian teachers have created an online platform to teach the ukrainian curriculum to keep them connected to their culture. Reportedly, there are recordings for those who don’t have a signal.

Food aid reaches Gaza

According to a report, food aid has been delivered to Gaza courtesy of the spanish charity vessel, ‘Open arms’, the u.s. charity, World central kitchen and the United arab emirates. Reportedly, the opening of a food aid corridor means that other shipments will be able to do the same. According to the report, dinghys were used to push pallets containing 200 tonnes of food to a floating jetty built by wck.

Reportedly, the aid consists of beans, chickpeas, canned tuna, corn, rice, carrots and dates. According to reports, traditionally dates have been used to break a fast during ramadan. Reportedly, the food which has been loaded on to 12 lorries may be destined for World central kitchen’s 65 kitchens throughout Gaza.

Evacuation of Rafah

According to a report, a strike on an unrwa warehouse in Rafah has killed hamas commander Muhammad Abu Hasna. Reportedly, he was described as a director of field operations and an integrator of the various hamas units. According to the report, he was also involved with an intelligence network that collected data on israeli defence soldiers in Gaza and has been accused of seizing aid.

Reportedly, Rafah is believed to be the last remaining stronghold of hamas, and contains four battalions they want to destroy. According to the report, Israel who said there is no safe place for terrorists in Gaza say an evacuation of Rafah will be carried out in coordination with international actors and in cooperation with Egypt who say they do not want palestinians crossing its border.

News Haiti

According to a report, around 80% of the country’s capital, Port-au Price is now controlled by gangs, but their power has been felt for a long time. Reportedly, there are believed to be about 200 gangs in Haiti, two in the capital; the g9 is led by a former police officer, the second is gpep, both groups have been accused of killings and sexual violence.

According to the report, at first being rivals, the two reached a pact last year to cooperate and oust the haitian president. Reportedly, they have promised to oppose outside intervention.

According to the report, gangs control some ports and water facilities, access to food and water is limited and inflation is a problem. Reportedly, more than 310,000 people are displaced, 15,000 in the past weeks, schools remain shut. According to the report, for years Haiti’s gangs have been associated with political parties.

Palestinians to move from Rafah

According to a report, efforts to achieve a pause in the fighting have failed, and ahead of a military initiative, the israeli defence force is planning to move 1.4 million Palestinians from Rafah where they say hamas fighters are hiding. Reportedly, Israel said civilians will be directed to humanitarian zones where they will receive temporary housing, food and water.

According to the report, atleast 6 people have died and 83 were injured when the idf opened fire on people near a food distribution point in Gaza city. Reportedly, atleast 5 people were killed when the idf bombed an unrwa centre in Rafah.

Hunter Biden tried to make a deal

According to a report, Hunter Biden tried to make a deal concerning tax and gun charges, to no avail. Reportedly, he was charged with a second indictment that said Mr Biden junior had failed to pay $1.4 million in tax that he owed for years 2016-2019. According to reports, he was also indicted for lying about his drug addiction on an application to purchase a handgun, and republicans made enquiries into Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings that resulted in the president being impeached.

Reportedly, a number of republicans, including Donald Trump were said to have motivated the proceedings, conducted by the judiciary, oversight and ways and means committees, however it was said that the motivation to impeach the u.s. president were driven by resentment at Donald Trump’s two impeachments and that the charges related to falsehoods. According to reports, witness Alexander Smirnov was arrested in February.

New lesson Russia

According to a report, a new russian school text book has been designed for a series of new lessons entitled fundamentals of security and defence of the motherland. Reportedly, former soldiers are expected to teach the lesson and some of those returning from the war have been offered free training courses to become teachers. According to the report, the subject which will replace the lesson, fundamentals of safe living will be a compulsory one day a week course.

Reportedly, the first textbook for the new lesson is filled with stories describing the heroics of russian soldiers from the 13th Century until the present day. According to the report, the book’s authors cover Joseph Stalin, world war 2 and the seizing of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula in 2014, a section is devoted to Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine. Reportedly, according to the book, following Russia’s invasion the ukrainian government initiated a crackdown on anything russian, the authors said it was Ukraine and nato who planned to start the war.

According to the report, another section of the book starts with an overview of the structure of the russian armed forces and calls for over 18s to enlist. Reportedly, Russia does not give details of loss of life during the war with Ukraine.

New land route for aid

According to a report, a new land route has been used to deliver food to northern Gaza for the first time in three weeks. Reportedly, the idf said six lorries from the world food program crossed via a gate in the Gaza border fence to reach the north and deliver enough food for 25,000 people in Gaza city. According to the report, israeli officials carried out prior checks at the Kerem Shalom crossing.

Reportedly, the charity boat, ‘Open Arms’ set sail from Cyprus on Tuesday, but access by road proves to be the quickest way to get food aid to Gaza.