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  1. France's President Emmanuel Macron said he urged Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday to "refrain from a ground offensive" in Lebanon.
  2. A United States submarine sunk an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean on Wednesday. The incident occurred off the southern coast of Sri Lanka, far from the Persian Gulf where much of the current conflict has been concentrated.
  3. Spain has agreed to cooperate with the US military, White House said, a day after President Donald Trump suggested imposing a trade embargo on Madrid over its refusal to allow US aircraft to use jointly operated naval and air bases in southern Spain.
  4. Thirty years ago, a small faction of Nepal's communist movement launched what it called a "People's War."
  5. Israeli experts have suggested that external assistance may have played a role, raising speculation about possible transfers of military know-how from Russia or China.
  6. As Nepal prepares for the elections next month, the 2001 royal massacre remains one event still discussed and remembered.
  7. IRIS Dena was returning from India after participating in the 2026 International Fleet Review in Visakhapatnam when it was reportedly attacked and later sank off the southern coast of Sri Lanka.
  8. The number of ballistic missiles fired by Iran has decreased 86 per cent from the first day of the conflict, while drones launched by Tehran's forces are also down, General Dan Caine, the top US military officer, said Wednesday.
  9. For the 2026 election, Gagan Thapa is contesting a seat in the House of Representatives.
  10. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday he supported the strikes on Iran "with some regret" as they represented an extreme example of a rupturing world order.