Slovakia/ Minister says collective hysteria on the Internet must be stopped

The Interior Minister of Slovakia, Matus Sutaj Estok, in a press conference, addressed the media to objectively report the assassination against the current Prime Minister of the country, Robert Fico. The suspect did not agree with some points of the government and therefore decided to commit the crime.

The minister also stated that no one was being blamed, but the information was presented by the media and parties. "Our message to all the media is to report objectively. We want to avoid a civil war, because people cannot tolerate other people's ideas", he said, adding that the hysteria on the Internet should stop.

Spain/ The ship that would transport weapons to Israel is blocked

The Spanish government announced that it will refuse ports of call to all ships carrying weapons to Israel. She indicated that she refused to allow a ship full of weapons to the country that is attacking Gaza, adding that this is the first time they have done something like this, but it will be a continuous policy.

"This will be an ongoing policy with any ship carrying weapons to Israel that wishes to enter Spanish ports. The Foreign Ministry will systematically reject such bans for a clear reason: the Middle East does not need more weapons, it needs more peace", said Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares.

Putin says that Russian troops are positioning themselves better every day in Ukraine

President Vladimir Putin has stated that the Russian troops in Ukraine are improving their positions in all directions, every day, adding that the offensive in the country will continue. Russian leaders detailed the advance of Russian troops, after Ukraine claimed that its troops had partially pushed back Russian forces.

The cities of Vovchansk and Lyptsi are the focus of the Russian offensive at the moment. The beggar, if it falls into the hands of the Russians, gives them the opportunity to advance on Kharkiv.

Mexico/ The clash of gangs causes 11 deaths

11 people have died in clashes between rival cartels in the south of Mexico, in the Chiapas area. According to reports, two nuns and a teenager are among the dead. In Chiapas, the Sinaloa cartels and the Jalisco New Generation cartels fight, but in fact, the people killed in their fight were local residents.

Police found 11 dead bodies in Nuevo Morelia and the area around the village. Locals reported multiple gunshots. For a long time, the cartels have been fighting to take control of the area, while unleashing chaos and terror.