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Handcrafted Glass Products from Herat
A recent photo from a glass workshop in Herat, Afghanistan, highlights the region's handcrafted glass products. This showcases the local artisans' skills and the cultural significance of their work.
Handmade Glass Products from Herat
A recent photograph from a glass workshop in Herat, Afghanistan, illustrates the intricate handmade glass products being produced in the region. This highlights the local craftsmanship and cultural significance of glassmaking in Herat.
The Shandong Aircraft Carrier's 6th Anniversary! The Era of Three Aircraft Carriers Has Arrived, Looking Forward to More Breakthroughs
The commissioning of the Fujian aircraft carrier marks the official entry of the People's Navy into the era of three aircraft carriers. This development not only increases the number of carriers but also significantly enhances the overall combat capabilities of the naval forces.
Turkey Shoots Down Drone That Lost Control and Approached Its Airspace Over the Black Sea
Turkey's Air Force shot down a drone over the Black Sea that had lost control and was approaching its airspace. The incident, which occurred on December 15, did not result in any casualties, and an investigation into the drone's origin is currently underway.
Philippines Confirms Australian Shooting Suspect Stayed Nearly a Month in the Philippines, Australian Media Reports He Received 'Militarized Training' There
A shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney resulted in 16 deaths and 40 injuries, involving a father-son duo who had stayed in the Philippines for nearly a month prior. Reports suggest they may have received militarized training in the Philippines, and the Australian government is investigating potential international connections to the incident.
US Report Reveals Truth Behind Frequent Osprey Crashes
Recent reports from U.S. military oversight bodies reveal that numerous crashes of the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft are primarily due to human error and unresolved safety issues. The Pentagon acknowledges long-standing hazards that have resulted in significant military casualties, with investigations pointing to mechanical failures and poor communication among military branches. Despite these challenges, the military plans to continue using the Osprey due to its unique operational advantages.
Why Do C-130 Hercules Transport Aircraft Experience Frequent Accidents? Over 3,000 Deaths Recorded
The recent crash of a Turkish Air Force C-130 Hercules in Georgia, which killed all 20 on board, underscores the frequent accidents involving this aircraft type, resulting in over 3,000 deaths since its introduction. The issues stem from aging aircraft, metal fatigue, and inadequate maintenance practices, highlighting the urgent need for improved life-cycle management of military equipment globally.
The 'Haikun' Hydraulic System Failure Relies on Manual Cranking? Public Opinion Criticizes: Extremely Irresponsible and Very Dangerous!
The hydraulic system of the 'Haikun' vessel has failed, prompting public outcry over the reliance on manual cranking. Critics deem this approach extremely irresponsible and dangerous, calling for investigations into the safety protocols in place.
Pakistan Military: 7 Terrorists Killed, 1 Soldier Martyred
The Pakistani military reported that an intelligence-based operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa resulted in the deaths of 7 terrorists and the martyrdom of 1 soldier. Additionally, weapons and ammunition were confiscated from the deceased terrorists.
Camera Captures | Cambodia Claims Thai Military Expands Airstrike Range, Civilian Death Toll Rises to 12
Cambodia's Ministry of Defense has reported that the Thai military has extended its airstrike operations into Cambodian territory, specifically in Siem Reap Province. As a result of the ongoing border conflict, 12 Cambodian civilians have lost their lives, and 74 others have been injured.
National Memorial Day for Victims of the Nanjing Massacre: Overseas Chinese Communities Hold Commemorative Activities
On December 13, commemorative events were held by Chinese communities in Toronto and Buenos Aires to honor the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. Participants emphasized the importance of remembering historical injustices and the need to prevent the resurgence of militarism. The younger generation was encouraged to uphold the spirit of resistance and work towards a peaceful future.
Israeli Foreign Ministry Confirms At Least One Israeli Killed in Australian Beach Shooting Incident
The Israeli Foreign Ministry has confirmed that a shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia resulted in the death of at least one Israeli and injuries to another. The incident, which occurred during a Jewish festival, has claimed at least 12 lives and is being treated as an attack on the Jewish community.