Day 141 of the genocide: Intense Israeli attacks on Gaza leave dozens killed and many injuredReopening the Russian Embassy in Tripoli.

GAZA: As the ongoing Israeli genocide campaign on the Gaza Strip enters its 141th consecutive day, dozens of civilians have been killed, and others injured, over the last few hours amid the relentless Israeli aerial and artillery bombardment. WAFA correspondent reported casualties and injuries in a series of airstrikes by Israeli occupation forces targeting homes in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood of Gaza City. He said ambulances are facing significant challenges in transporting the wounded and the bodies of martyrs due to the indiscriminate Israeli bombardment and sniper fire. The neighborhoods of Sabra, Tal al-Hawa, and Al-Daraj in Gaza City also experienced heavy artillery shelling, resulting in dozens of injuries. Meanwhile, six civilians were killed and others injured as Israeli warplanes targeted several homes in Nuseirat, Bureij, and Deir al-Balah in central Gaza. In southern Gaza, artillery bombardment on the eastern and western areas of Khan Yunis led to the killing of two individuals and injuries t o others. Simultaneously, Israeli occupation forces launched fire belts over the town of Khuza'a, east of Khan Yunis, destroying several homes - whose residents are now displaced - under the pretext of establishing a buffer zone, as reported by the Israeli organization B'tselem. In Rafah, southern Gaza, Israeli fighter jets bombed two houses, resulting in the killing of five civilians and injuries to others. In the meantime, Doctors Without Borders announced that Nasser Medical Complex remains besieged by Israeli tanks, highlighting the difficulties in evacuating patients for medical treatment at its field hospital. The organization expressed concern over the Israeli occupation forces' presence around Gaza's hospitals, hindering access. It said a large number of medical personnel remain in Israeli detention. It was also confirmed that residents and displaced individuals in the northern areas of Gaza are facing severe famine and a catastrophic health situation amid the Israeli military siege on the region . In a preliminary toll, the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza has resulted in more than 29,514 Palestinian fatalities, with approximately 69,616 wounded. Source: Palestine news and Information Agency – WAFA Tripoli: Russia reopened its Embassy in Tripoli on Thursday. After 7 months, the accreditation of the Russian Ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aghanin, was approved by the Presidential Council. The reopening ceremony was attended by the First Deputy President of the High Council of State and Chairman of the Libyan-Russian Communication Committee, Dr. Masoud Obaid, accompanied by members of the Council, Dr. Hana Al-Arfi and Professor Ahlam Alwa, and the Chairman of the Joint Libyan-Russian Committee, the GNU Minister of Oil, Mohamed Aoun, and the GNU Minister of Culture, Mabrouka Toghi, a number of Libyan officials, and some Arab ambassadors. According to the communication office of the Ministry of Oil and Gas, in his speech at the ceremony, Aoun stressed the depth of the relationship between the two countries, which was established in 1955, indicating that the reopening of the Russian Embassy is an important step that will strengthen the relations of friendship and cooperation between the two countries and that i t is a strong message to the international community that Libya has become more stable and secure and that the GNU will provide all services to facilitate the work of the Russian diplomatic mission. As Chairman of the Joint Libyan-Russian Committee, Aoun stressed that joint cooperation in the area of energy, oil, and gas is one of the most important aspects of cooperation between the two countries, commending the Russian Ambassador's announcement in his remarks to open the consular section soon, as well as confirming the work to activate agreements concluded between the two countries. For his part, Aghanin stressed the depth of the strong relationship between the two countries and the continuation of joint cooperation that serves the two countries. 'We consider today an important day in the relationship between Russia and Libya, and that cooperation between the two countries is entering a new era, and on September 25, 2025, the Russian embassy will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Libyan-Russian relations ,' Aghanin said. 'Diplomacy is the best means of communication and dialogue between the countries to reach stability and common understanding, and peace and development are not options but a definite necessity,' he added. The Russian ambassador stated that the embassy is about to open a general consulate in Benghazi this year. Source: Libyan News Agency