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US-Iran war: 6 major developments UAE residents need to know today

Dubai: The Saudi-led coalition says it has destroyed 136 Houthi military targets in Yemen as regional tensions escalate following deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia. The UAE has condemned attacks on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport and a Saudia aircraft that killed three Saudi nationals and injured several civilians. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply…

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US-Iran war: 6 major developments UAE residents need to know today

Dubai: The Saudi-led coalition claims it has destroyed 136 Houthi military targets in Yemen, escalating tensions after deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia. The UAE has condemned the assaults on King Khalid International Airport and a Saudia aircraft, resulting in three fatalities and numerous injuries. Key developments UAE residents should know include the Saudi-led coalition's military operation, UAE condemnation of Houthi attacks, US President Donald Trump's diesel agreement with Russia, Iran's claim of stranding a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, shipping disruptions in the region, and US forces redirecting 133 commercial vessels.

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Ruto’s buffalo milk suggestion: Can millions of wildebeests roaming Masai Mara also be used for milk?

President William Ruto has floated an unusual idea for easing Kenya’s milk shortage: water buffalo farming. But with milk prices biting into household budgets and a 500ml packet retailing at Ksh70…

  • President Ruto proposed using water buffalo to tackle Kenya's milk shortage.
  • Converting wildebeests into a milk source is impractical due to their wild nature.
  • Government urged to prioritize improving existing dairy cows' production and supply chain issues.

·peopledaily.digital

Colombia Court Grants Bail to Iván Name on 9 October

Colombia's Supreme Court on 9 October granted bail to former Congress leaders Iván Name and Andrés Calle, whose bribery trial missed a legal deadline.

  • Colombia's Supreme Court grants bail to Iván Name and Andrés Calle on 9 October.
  • Bail set at 10 monthly minimum wages, or 17,509,050 pesos (US$5,400).
  • Case involves alleged bribery linked to Colombia's disaster-relief agency.

·riotimesonline.com

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