Новости за 31.07.2017

German prosecutors say the Palestinian man who fatally stabbed one person and wounded six others at a Hamburg supermarket appears to be a self-radicalized Islamic extremist who hoped to die as a "martyr."

A four-hour siege of the Iraqi Embassy in downtown Kabul ended Monday afternoon with Afghan security forces killing three attackers who had holed up in the mission, officials said.

Russia urged the United States Monday to show "political will" to mend ties even as it ordered sweeping cuts of U.S. embassy personnel unseen since Cold War times.

The U.S. Army soldier took a deep breath before hitting the button that sent the email to more than 200 fellow troops.

Attackers set off a car bomb near the Iraqi Embassy in downtown Kabul on Monday and then fought their way into the mission, Afghan security officials said.

President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed Monday to get tougher on North Korea, while the regime said the threat of sanctions provides justification for its nuclear weapons program.

President Donald Trump's new chief of staff is entering a West Wing battered by crisis.

Robert Reynolds was riding his personal watercraft across Lake Hartwell on June 18 when a group of people starting waving frantically to get his attention. Moments later, he saw 12-year-old Brooke Gordon in the water.

Visiting soldiers from Fort Campbell, Ky., say they got a fantastic training experience at Fort Bliss while participating in the Army’s modernization mission.

The new leader of a Fort Carson brigade may be the Army's busiest man.

The U.S. military has returned a small piece of Marine Corps Air Station Futenma to the Japanese government, so that a road can be built to help ease traffic on Okinawa.

Security remained heightened in airports around Australia with more intense screening of luggage after law enforcement officials thwarted what a police chief described on Monday as a "credible attempt to attack an aircraft."

While North Korea's second launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile dominated headlines late last week, Pyongyang quietly unveiled renovations around the capital's biggest landmark: a futuristic, pyramid-shaped 105-story hotel, the world's tallest unoccupied building.

Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and former S.C. governor, is “done talking” about North Korea.

When President Donald Trump lumped the Lebanese Hezbollah movement together with the Islamic State and al-Qaida last week, describing Lebanon's government as a partner in the fight against all of them, he might not have realized quite how complicated the situation in Lebanon is.

Noru has apparently reached peak intensity, track drifts further east; Okinawa reverts to TCCOR 4.

Iwakuni enters TCCOR 3; Noru intensifies, forecast track edges further east of Sasebo, Iwakuni.

Not much change to previous forecasts; Iwakuni remains in Noru's sights.

Noru's forecast track edges even further east of Sasebo, just east of Iwakuni.

Models spread once more: Does Noru pass over Kyushu or skirt Japan's south coast?

Noru might diminish to tropical-storm strength as it passes Sasebo, per JTWC.

Noru’s winds scale back some, but Sasebo, Iwakuni remain in for a wild start to the week.

Destructive winds of 58 mph or greater possible within 48 hours at Fleet Activities Sasebo.

TCCORs being set at southwest Japan locales in run-up to Typhoon Noru's forecast arrival.