Sixteen individuals were arrested on Wednesday night in West London, following a protest organized by climate campaign group Just Stop Oil. The demonstration took place outside the residence of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, with approximately 18 protestors brandishing placards and creating a cacophony with pots and pans. The purpose of the protest, dubbed a "wide awake disruption," was to voice opposition against Prime Minister Sunak's decision to approve 100 new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea.Uncertainty Surrounding Sunak's PresenceAt the time of the protest, it remained unclear whether the Prime Minister or his family were present in their Kensington residence. Downing Street declined to comment on the incident. The protest saw individuals sitting on the cobbles outside Sunak's mews house, some of them holding signs with slogans about environmental issues, such as 'COP Failure=Crop Failure'.Police In...

In a conspicuous display of defense strategic prowess, the Ukrainian Air Forces successfully intercepted and decimated 18 out of 25 Iranian-made Shahed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and two Kh-59 guided aircraft missiles, in an overnight operation against Russian forces. This meticulous operation was carried out on the night of 31 November – 1 December, with the south and east of Ukraine being the primary targets.Ukrainian Defense Forces in ActionThe success of this nocturnal operation was a result of the combined efforts of the Ukrainian Air Force, anti-aircraft missile units, and mobile fire groups forming the formidable Ukrainian Defense Forces. Their task was to repel the air attack, and they did so with remarkable precision, downing 18 of the 25 Shahed attack drones and one of the two Kh-59 cruise missiles launched by Russia.Repeated Attacks and ResilienceThis wasn't the first assault of its k...