The outgoing deputy commander of the U.N. peacekeeping force in Lebanon, Maj. Gen. Chok Bahadur Dhakal, was injured in an attack by protesters on a UNIFIL convoy heading to the Beirut airport. The Lebanese army intervened to disperse the protesters, and Maj. Gen. Hassan Odeh promised to arrest those responsible. The attack came amid protests over the revocation of permission for an Iranian plane to land in Beirut, with tensions rising ahead of the deadline for Israel and Hezbollah to fully implement a ceasefire agreement.
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Howe is 'OK' but 'not 100%' after hospital stay
Eddie Howe has returned to manage Newcastle United after recovering from pneumonia, stating he is "OK" but "not 100%." Admitted to the hospital on April 11, Howe missed three matches, during which assistant manager Jason Tindall led the team to two wins and one loss. Reflecting on his illness, Howe emphasized the importance of health and expressed gratitude for the support he received, saying he made a conscious decision to step back and allow his...
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