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US President Donald Trump participated in the 25th anniversary of 9/11. During the event, he stated that America will never forget the victims of September 11, 2001, and their families. Trump said, “We will never forget. That is why we are fighting today. We have no choice. There can only be victory. We fight with all our might. We fight to win.”
He said, “We will always remember the victims of September 11, 2001, and their families. Unfortunately, this is a very famous date. We will honor their lives and cherish their beautiful memories.”
Trump stated that America will defend the country and its freedoms for every generation to come. He said, “We will defend it more strongly than ever before.” For anyone who witnessed or experienced the events of that day, the pain of that day cannot be described in words.
Greece: Couple gives birth to a baby girl using an embryo frozen for 22 years
A Greek couple gave birth to a baby girl using an embryo frozen for 22 years, just months after their 21-year-old son died in a road accident. Christina Rapti-Tzelepi, 54, and her 60-year-old husband decided to become parents again using this embryo. The baby girl was born on Wednesday in Athens, the capital, and weighed 3.49 kilograms.
The couple also had very limited time for this procedure. The Greek government has set the age limit for women to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures and obtain approval from the national authority at 54. Christina explained that they had only two and a half months to complete the procedure.
Student stabs two at Croatian school
On Friday, a student attacked another student and a school employee with a knife at a high school in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Police have taken the accused student into custody. According to the Ministry of Education, a sharp object was used in the attack. The injured student was hospitalized with multiple injuries and underwent surgery. Doctors stated his condition is out of danger. The school employee suffered facial injuries. According to officials, the two students had an argument the previous day.
60 posts in 10 hours…Trump sometimes appeared as Superman, sometimes as an invincible warrior
On a holiday when most Americans were enjoying their leisure time, President Donald Trump’s social media account suddenly became extremely active. Within approximately 10 hours and 41 minutes, he posted more than 60 messages and photos one after the other. Most of these images were created using AI, portraying Trump as an invincible warrior, superhero, and world-conquering leader. This was condemned in the US. In these posts, Trump was sometimes seen attacking the Canadian Prime Minister with a hockey stick, sometimes bombing enemy targets from a fighter jet, and sometimes patrolling the streets with killer robots.
China: Cargo Ship Fire Kills 25
At least 25 people were killed when a fire broke out on the Liberian-flagged cargo ship Ocean Melody during repairs in the eastern Chinese port city of Qingdao on Thursday. According to China’s official news agency, Xinhua, a total of 42 people were on board. Of these, 12 were evacuated safely. Five injured are being treated in hospital.
Cyber fraudster absconding for 12 years brought back from the US
The CBI has brought Harnek Singh, an accused in a cyber fraud case against Indian citizens in Singapore, who was absconding since 2013. After being deported from the US, the CBI arrested him upon his arrival at Delhi airport on September 9. On Thursday, the accused was produced before a special CBI court in Panchkula, where he was remanded to judicial custody.
Three activists who organized Tiananmen memorial vigils sentenced to jail
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three activists who have long organized memorial vigils to commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. Lee Chak-yan and Chow Hong-tung received seven years and seven years and three months, while Albert Ho was sentenced to five years and two months. All three were convicted of inciting people against the government under the National Security Law imposed by China. The court’s decision is being seen as an important indicator of the state of civil liberties in Hong Kong.