This summer in Homs, Syria, multiple concerts by singers accused of supporting Bashar al-Assad's regime were canceled following residents' protests. The locals tore down promotional posters, condemning the artists' past regime links. One singer issued a public apology.
In Homs, Syria, several concerts by artists accused of supporting the former regime of Bashar al-Assad were canceled this summer, reports France 24.
Residents expressed their rejection by tearing down posters advertising concerts by singers Mohamad Iskandar and Hossam Jneed, denouncing their past connections to the regime.
Following these reactions, one of the artists issued a public apology.
The Wall Street Journal claims Elon Musk ordered a slowdown of Starshield, the military satellite network used by Ukraine, causing outages that disrupted drone and air defense operations.
In Pavlograd, a Ukrainian city near the front line, residents live under Russian bombardments. Despite fatigue and daily hardships, they show strong resolve not to yield to the war and Moscow's attacks.
Valentine Rugwabiza, head of Minusca, alerted the Security Council to the need to maintain sufficient peacekeepers in the Central African Republic despite progress, citing fragile security in some regions.
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