Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, has condemned the US military’s attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, calling it an “outrageous, grave, and unprecedented violation” of international law. He alleged that the Trump administration had acted in concert with Israel to violate Iran’s nuclear agreement and pledged Tehran to defend its territory “by all means necessary.”
Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, have been papped in Magaluf as they made their return to Spain. The couple were in the country last month, causing quite a stir when Bianca strolled through a Mallorcan market, wearing next to nothing, accompanied by the controversial rapper.
In new photos, the couple can be seen browsing a variety of knick-knacks, including penis-shaped straws, soft toys, bottle openers, and pool inflatables, right next to the crisp aisle of a gift shop. According to a workmate, a barmaid, Carla Ingham, the rapper, 48, was out shopping with his 30-year-old wife when she discovered Bianca was wearing a figure-hugging short bodysuit, designer sunglasses, and cream heels.
Carla, who has lived in Magaluf for nearly 20 years, told What’s The Jam: “My workmate Lucas first spotted him heading into the supermarket next door.
I began filming myself entering the store as a result. Hey Kanye, I called out, but it seems the Gold Digger star didn’t respond.
“Horrifying” locals visited the island after the Aussie architect bared her breasts during a recent trip to Spain, where Bianca and Kanye are reportedly staying for six weeks.
Kanye and his wife were seen out and about in a Mallorcan market, and they both showed off their racy outfits. Bystanders were left horrified as the model donned a black fishnet style bra top, baring her nipples as they entered the market.
The pair seemed happy and relaxed during their time in Spain, however, witnesses say locals were left horrified by Bianca’s outfit choice for their market tour, with one even heard asking if that was her “real nipple” as she bared all in her sheer bra.
“People were horrified. They could be heard asking, ‘Is that her real nipple?’ as they walked by. Kanye was standing back a little, letting her browse the market,” a witness told news.com.au.
People were enraged by Bianca’s choice of outfit, even though she didn’t contravene any laws on the island. Why hasn’t this woman been detained yet for lying? one writer contributed.
Another added, “We have literally seen it all, even when we didn’t want to,” while a third wrote, “So disrespectful to the country and their modest views,” How do they escape this sexiness? Another shared that if any other non-celeb tried it, they would be detained.
Of course, it’s the first time the architect has sparked outrage with her outfit choices. At the Grammys this year, Bianca arrived with Kanye and was wearing a black fur coat, before she dropped it to the floor and posed in a nude dress, leaving nothing to the imagination.
X was flooded with comments about her outfit choice at the time. One person remarked, “That lady and Kylie should be detained for that stunt on the red carpet.”
“Every single time I have seen Kanye’s wife naked was against my will,” another said, while a third quipped: “Kanye’s wife is fully naked…. does this event not have a dress code? Kanye West and Bianca Censori at Grammys. Completely Disgusting.”
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According to the health ministry, three people died after falling from a stadium’s upper stand shortly after the final whistle as the local football team MC Alger won the league title.
According to local media, scores of people were hurt when a security fence fell, with fans hurling forward to celebrate before falling to Algiers’ lower tier at 5 July Stadium.
According to the health ministry, three hospitals have treated more than 70 people, with the majority of those who have since been released.
The game, which MC Alger won the league title last year, was a success, and the stadium was packed.
The stadium was engulfed in green flares during the game, which set off a celebratory atmosphere.
The league trophy presentation was postponed in the wake of the tragedy.
Abdelmadjid Tebboune, president of Algeria, expressed his condolences and wished the injured a quick recovery.
A Coronation Street actor died penniless on benefits after two decades on ITV soap, it has been reported. Peter Adamson died at the age of 72 in 2002 at his home in Bury.
He was well-known for his portrayal of Len Fairclough in the recognizable television series. Due to the end of his acting career in the 1980s, it has been said that he was a “virtual recluse” in his final years.
During his 22-year tenure, which ran from 1961 to 1983, Peter co-starred in a massive 1,730 Coronation Street episode. His final acting role came when he was charged with indecently assaulting two eight-year-old girls at Haslingden Baths, where he had previously taught swimming.
At Burnley Crown Court, he was found not guilty of the charges. He is alleged to have said in an interview, “I am totally guilty of everything the police said… while he was drunk. However, I hope you will print that there wasn’t any sexual intent.
He was paid £110, 000 for the interview. Adamson, who denied the confession, was later questioned again by Lincolnshire Police. The police ignored the reporter’s claim that he had “mislaid” the interview tapes, and they did not return the call. ITV bosses immediately fired him and removed him from the soap.
The actor left to begin a new life in Canada in 1991, but he soon returned to the UK and was declared bankrupt. He was forced to live in a rented apartment after returning because he couldn’t find employment.
He received a salary of £10, 000 annually while he was on Corrie, which is roughly £190, 000 today. Peter still had financial issues when he passed away, but he had them more than once.
By the late 1960s, it was claimed that the actor had a high drinking rate and owed money to the Inland Revenue. In 1969, he was then revoked for his excessive drinking.
The financial issues he experienced throughout his life were revealed in the legal bill from his trial. After the trial, the actor’s wife Jean passed away shortly afterward, making things even worse.
Peter was able to secure some of his final acting credits, including work on radio and a West End production of Dial M for Murder. In 1988, he also appeared in Vanburgh’s The Relapse. When he passed away in 2002, the star left his two sons behind.
In the Benue State Okpokwu Local Government Area, gunmen kidnap some of its citizens.
At around 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, the abductors allegedly attacked a commercial bus along the Eke axis of the road, robbed the passengers, and led them to a bush before fleeing.
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The attackers reportedly ambushed the passengers, according to eyewitnesses.
Austin Agada, a state resident who was just passing by the scene, immediately called security forces and mobilized them to the area and set up rescue operations.
He also reached out to the local youth and vigilance organizations in the three villages around Eke to request surveillance and comb the nearby bushes in search of the abducted victims.
To ensure a coordinated response to the crisis, an official from the bus company was also given details about the vehicle and the military personnel leading the rescue operation.
Donald Trump’s push for a “diplomatic resolution” to the Iranian nuclear issue appears to have started just yesterday.
Trump has vowed to launch a “very successful attack” against Iran, joining Israel’s illegal assault on Iran. On Saturday, the US struck three Iranian nuclear sites.
A midsummer night in June 2025, according to CNN, “could be remembered as the moment the Middle East changed forever, when Israel’s fear of nuclear annihilation was lifted, when Iran’s power was neutered, and America’s soared.”
Of course, Israel’s recent strikes against Iran, which have been dubfully depicted in the US media as attacking military and nuclear facilities, have somehow managed to slaughter hundreds of civilians. Parnia Abbasi, a poet, was killed along with her family while they slept in their Tehran apartment complex.
Anyone who is not in the business of defending Israeli depredations will soon realize that the attacks on Iran are just another case in point for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has launched a campaign against Iranian nuclear facilities with one shot.
Netanyahu has also managed to divert attention from his own embarrassment by being accused of corruption in numerous domestic corruption allegations, in addition to deflecting the attention from Israel’s ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Additionally, Israelis are incredibly popular with the war on Iran, which is significant news for a prime minister who has faced significant domestic opposition.
Netanyahu’s panties turned into a giant bunch due to Trump’s initial insistence on diplomacy with Iran, but the midsummer night bombing, according to the president, has “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear sites, which has since been fixed.
Iran has undoubtedly long held the attention of the US, with many establishment figures savoring the possibility of bombing the nation to the brim. Some people have sneered more openly than others, such as John Bolton, a former US ambassador to the UN and briefly the first Trump administration’s national security adviser, who issued the following remark in 2015 on The New York Times’ opinion piece: “To Stop Iran’s Bomb, Bomb Iran.
The extent to which Iran has been systematically demonized in US society and media is demonstrated by the editors of the US newspaper of record’s publication, which did not bat an eye when they published such a flagrant call for the violation of international law. Remember that former US President George W. Bush appointed Iraq and North Korea as part of his infamous “axis of evil” in 2002.
Iran’s behavior has been somewhat less apparently, um, “evil” than that of other international actors, like the US itself, aside from being a persistent thorn in the side of US imperialism. For instance, Iran does not currently provide tens of billions of dollars for a direct genocide.
Iran is not the only country that has bombed and otherwise terrorized people around the world, from supporting right-wing state terror in Latin America to carrying out mass slaughter in Vietnam.
Additionally, Israel, which has never allowed UN safeguards on its facilities and has refused to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), is the only clandestine nuclear weapons power in the Middle East.
While criticizing the Iranian government’s “oppressive” nature, those who support the strikes would be wise to turn to the US’s track record for promoting oppression there. The CIA plotted a coup d’etat against Mohammad Mossadegh, Iran’s democratically elected leader, in 1953, paving the way for the torture-happy shah’s extended rule.
In A History of Modern Iran, historian Ervand Abrahamian notes that “arms dealers joked that the shah devoured their manuals in much the same way that other men read Playboy.” Indeed, the shah’s relentless acquisition of US weapons contributed significantly to the Iranian Revolution of 1979, which put an end to his rule by terror. And Trump’s bombing of Iran’s nuclear program? That very same shah began it.
Armes dealers are presumably not too upset about the Middle East crisis’s general escalation and the events of midsummer night. Netanyahu, on the other hand, has gone above and beyond to thank Trump for making the “bold decision” to pursue Iran “with the awesome and righteous might of the United States.”
Trump’s actions “change history,” as Netanyahu would suggest, as if it were making the world a place for more war. The sinister hypocrisy of two heavily armed countries attempting to control nuclear “threats” cannot be overstated in the context of the US media’s desperate attempts to justify illegal attacks on a sovereign nation.
Who can tell what Trump will do next, given his pride in being spontaneous and manic. But rest assured that, regardless of what happens, the arms industry won’t soon be stricken.