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South Korea is facing an unprecedented political crisis, as President Yeun Suk Yeol has announced martial law, citing “communist danger.”

Journalist Elisabeth Kiritsis, a resident of Seoul, describes to protothema.gr the country’s erratic situation, highlighting the tension and anxiety that has gripped citizens.

Ukraine Ukraine has conducted a trial of new domestic-made missiles, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

Zelensky said via a post on the Telegram app that he was informed of the test by the army. “We are accelerating their production,” he added.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Monday warned Gaza militants of massive repercussions if hostages are not released by the time he takes office.

The threat comes after exhaustive diplomacy by outgoing President Joe Biden's administration that has so far failed to secure a deal that would both end Israel's war in Gaza and free hostages seized 14 months ago.

The police officer accused of raping his children is expected to appear before a magistrate tomorrow to answer to several felony charges after a complaint by the wife of the officer, also a police officer.

The investigating magistrate will visit the accused at the hospital where he is under guard after he cited psychological problems on his part.

Jihadists and rebels have seized most of Aleppo, Syria’s second-largest city, including its airport, during a lightning assault that left over 320 people dead, a monitoring group reported on Saturday, as the international community voiced concern.

Immediate was the reaction of Konstantinos Tasoulas, to a complaint filed on November 18, at the domestic violence department of the Hellenic National Police, the wife of a police officer who served in the Security Service of the Hellenic Parliament (Hellenic Parliamentary Security Service).

The Lebanese army accused Israel on Nov. 28 of repeatedly violating the ceasefire agreement between the two sides.

The ceasefire came into force on Nov. 27, ending over 14 months of fighting between the Israeli army and Hezbollah group.

Defense sources have said Türkiye is closely monitoring developments in Syria following a large-scale attack by armed groups on areas controlled by government forces.

The rebels set off fierce clashes for a second day, seizing territory in western Aleppo, government and opposition factions said on Nov. 28.

Tens of thousands of people, driven fleeing by the war between Israel and Hezbollah, made their way home yesterday (Wednesday), with many finding their towns and villages hugely devastated after a ceasefire agreement went into effect in the early hours of this morning.

The Israeli army said Wednesday that it detained four people for allegedly approaching its forces in southern Lebanon.

A military statement said the four were questioned on the field, in reference that they had not yet been transferred to Israel.