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Chef Jose Andres says Israel targeted his aid workers ‘systematically, car by car’

By Jeff Mason WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Celebrity chef Jose Andres told Reuters in an emotional interview on Wednesday that an Israeli attack that killed seven of his food aid workers in Gaza had targeted them “systematically, car by car.” Speaking via video, Andres said the World Central Kitchen (WCK) charity group he founded had clear communication …

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Palestinians should seek statehood through direct talks, not at UN, US says

By Humeyra Pamuk and Michelle Nichols WASHINGTON/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United States said on Wednesday that establishing an independent Palestinian state should happen through direct negotiations between the parties and not at the United Nations. The Palestinian Authority on Tuesday asked for renewed consideration of a 2011 application to become a full member of …

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Hamas sticking to ceasefire conditions including Israeli Gaza pullout

By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO (Reuters) -Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh said on Wednesday that his Palestinian Islamist movement at war with Israel was sticking to its conditions for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, including an Israeli military withdrawal. Israeli officials visited Egypt earlier this week in a renewed effort to secure a deal, but a …

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Finland signs Ukraine security deal, Zelenskiy warns of Russia troop plans

By Anna Voitenko KYIV (Reuters) -Finland’s president on Wednesday signed a 10-year security deal with Ukraine in Kyiv where President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he believed Russia planned to mobilise 300,000 new troops for its war by June. But Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, quoted by Russian news agencies, said the Ukrainian president’s assertion about a new …

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Denmark axes its defence chief for failure to report weapons system malfunction

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Denmark on Wednesday fired its chief of defence Flemming Lenfter, after he had failed to report about malfunctioning weapon systems during an attack last month on a Danish frigate deployed to the Red Sea. Local defence media Olfi on Tuesday cited a confidential report by the captain as saying the frigate’s radar …

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Polish aid worker’s friend remembers ‘hero’ killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza

By Anna Magdalena Lubowicka WARSAW (Reuters) – A friend of the Polish aid worker who was killed in Gaza this week paid tribute on Wednesday to a man he described as a hero whose passion was helping other people. Damian Sobol was among seven people working for the charity World Central Kitchen (WCK) who were …

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NATO seeks accord on more robust support to Ukraine to show Russia cannot win war

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday the members states will discuss an accord to increase support to Ukraine in a more predictable way to send the message to Russia that it cannot win the war. At the start of a NATO summit in Brussels, Stoltenberg told reporters that Ukraine needs more …

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Russia pounded Ukraine with 3,000 bombs in March, Zelenskiy says

KYIV (Reuters) – Russia fired over 3,000 guided aerial bombs, 600 drones and 400 missiles at Ukraine in March alone, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday. Russia has stepped up its long-range air strike campaign on Ukrainian energy infrastructure over the last two weeks, destroying another chunk of a system already hobbled by previous Russian …

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Dutch Senate postpones decision on Groningen gas field shutdown

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – The Dutch Senate has postponed a vote on a law that would permanently close the Groningen gas field in the north of the Netherlands, as a majority called for more guarantees on the country’s energy security. Normal gas production at Groningen ended last October after years of production cuts to limit seismic …

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