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 BERLIN — Germany’s Federal Ministry of the Interior is warning of a “high” drone threat, with Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announcing new measures. Dobrindt stressed that while the threat is abstract in general, it is concrete and serious in specific cases. The government is considering changes to aviation security law, including possibly authorizing the military to take action against drones. The goal is to better protect critical infrastructure and large public events. The debate follows incidents in Northern Europe that disrupted civilian air traffic. Denmark recently closed airports multiple times due to drone sightings. Aalborg airport was affected; flights were diverted or temporarily suspended. The EU is considering a “Drone Wall” — a cross-border sensor and defense network to detect and neutralize drones. In Germany, the exercise “Red Storm Bravo” is underway, demonstrating jamming and other countermeasures. Military and civilian authorities are practicing coordina...

      Photo by max   # Scottie Scheffler Clinches Second Masters Victory in Three Years, Dominates at August Scottie Scheffler has once again triumphed at the prestigious Masters Tournament, securing his second green jacket in three years. The top-ranked golfer and 27-year-old American started Sunday's final round tied for the lead but quickly distanced himself from his competitors. He nearly scored an eagle on the ninth hole, a par-4, thrilling the crowd and regaining the lead. His composed and solid performance throughout the round allowed him to outpace American contenders and Sweden's Ludvig Åberg. This victory adds to an already successful 2024 season for Scheffler, who has also won the Arnold Palmer Invitational and The Players Championship. Reflecting on his journey to this point, Scheffler mentioned the preparations he and his wife, Meredith, made in case she went into labor before his final round. Additionally, his win overshadowed another significant moment...

.    Photo by max . ISRAEL STOPS MORE THAN 99% OF IRANIAN DRONE, MISSILE ASSAULT: Of contemporary military might, Israel has intercepted 99% of the 300 drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles launched by Iran during a massive attack. The historic assault that included projectiles from Iran, as well as Iraq and Yemen, caused minimal harm and few casualties, owing to Israel’s multi-layered air defense systems. The Israeli navy said Iran launched around 170 drones, 30 cruise missile, and missiles with a range over 100 in a wave of attack and over 120 ballistic missiles towards Israel during the early hours of April 14. But the country’s space defense system, including the Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and Arrow 2 and 3 defense systems, short-circuited virtually all of the incoming threats. The United States also played a role in the defense, taking down dozens of the Iranian projectiles using its Aegis missile systems on navy warships and land-based aircraft. President Biden ...

.    Photo by max . In a significant escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards launched a massive attack with missiles and drones on Israel during the night. Reports indicate that they fired over 200 combat drones and missiles into Israeli territory.           Photo by max . Most of these projectiles were intercepted by Israeli air defense systems, with assistance from the USA and the UK. Despite this, the attacks caused considerable damage and resulted in several injuries on the Israeli side.This massive Iranian attack was in retaliation for an alleged Israeli airstrike on an Iranian facility in Damascus on April 1st, which killed a high-ranking commander of the Revolutionary Guards. Iran had previously warned that it would retaliate for this attack.Following these events, Israel has been granted international legitimacy to respond with "unprecedented force," as stated by a minister. The USA has also expresse...

        Photo by max The situation in the Middle East has become increasingly alarming as intelligence reports reveal that Israel is on high alert, anticipating a possible attack from Iran, which could occur as soon as this weekend. In response to these threats, the United States has strategically repositioned Navy destroyers in the region and has advised American citizens in Israel to limit their travel outside major cities.        . Photo by max. U.S. officials have raised concerns that Iran’s planned attack could be extensive, potentially involving over 100 drones, numerous missiles, and even ballistic missiles.This escalation can be traced back to an Israeli airstrike on an Iranian Embassy compound in Damascus, Syria, on April 1, which resulted in the deaths of seven Iranian military advisers, including three high-ranking members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran has promised to retaliate for this attack.President Biden has commen...

.    Photo by max . In a landmark achievement for global space collaboration, NASA recently revealed that a Japanese astronaut will become the first non-American to step onto the Moon. This historic moment is part of the Artemis program, an initiative that not only aims to return humans to the Moon after more than five decades but also to include international astronauts in lunar expeditions for the first time since the Apollo era.The decision to include a Japanese astronaut in the Artemis program represents a significant shift from past practices, where all lunar explorations were carried out by American astronauts.           Photo by max         This change underscores a new era of international partnership in space exploration, with the United States and Japan strengthening their ties through this monumental agreement.Under this collaboration, Japan will contribute significantly to the Artemis missions, including provid...