Bản tin trưa ngày 18/10: ---------- - Bộ Y tế Palestine cho biết nhất 500 người thiệt mạng trong vụ đánh bom bệnh viện ở Gaza - Biểu tình nổ ra khắp Trung Đông sau khi bệnh viện ở Gaza bị tấn công - Jordan hủy hội nghị thượng đỉnh với TT Biden và các nhà lãnh đạo Ả Rập - Quan chức Israel dự đoán Mỹ 'can dự' nếu Iran, Hezbollah tham chiến - Hamas xác nhận Israel đã tiêu diệt một chỉ huy hàng đầu - Người biểu tình Lebanon đột nhập vào tòa nhà Liên Hợp Quốc ở thủ đô Beirut - Quan chức Nga tiết lộ hơn một nửa số binh sĩ Nga bị thương ở Ukraina phải cắt cụt chi - Chuyến đi tới Trung Quốc của ông Putin dấy lên thuyết âm mưu ‘người đóng thế' - Thủ tướng Orbán: Hungary sẽ là 'Người bạn và đối tác đáng tin cậy' của Trung Quốc tại EU - Việt Nam nhập 500 quả bom từ Indonesia để dùng trong huấn luyện - Du khách Mỹ đến Việt Nam ‘cao nhất trong nhóm khách quốc tế’ - Áp thấp nhiệt đới quần thảo trên vùng biển miền Trung có khả năng thành bão, hướng đến miền Bắc
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said at least 500 people were killed in a hospital bombing in Gaza.
The protests erupted in the east after the hospital in Gaza was attacked.
Jordan canceled a summit with President Biden and Arab leaders.
Israeli officials predict that the US will intervene if Iran and Hezbollah invade.
Hamas confirms that Israel has wiped out a top leader.
Lebanese protesters break into the UN building in Beirut.
Russian officials reveal more than half of the wounded Russian soldiers in Ukraine must be exhumed.
Putin's Chiniz to China spreads the rumor of a mutiny.
Prime Minister Orbán says Hungary will be a friend and reliable partner of China in the EU.
Vietnam imports 500 bombs from Indonesia for training.
U.S. tourists visit Vietnam, the highest among international tourists.
The heat wave on the Mediterranean has the potential to become a storm heading north.
You are watching DKN's noon news on October 18.
And now, let's take a look at the details.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza, run by Hamas, said at least 500 people were killed in a hospital bombing in Gaza.
Palestinian officials blamed Israel for the attack on the Al-Ali Hospital in Baptist Arabia.
But Jerusalem said that the Palestinian People's Army was responsible for the explosion,
an accusation that the Israeli military group denied.
The Israel Defense Force said the explosion was caused by a Palestinian rocket.
IDF also posted a video to prove its statement.
The video shows a rocket being deflected and falling into Gaza at the same time as the Al-Ali Hospital was attacked.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said terrorists in Gaza had bombed the hospital
and reiterated that the Israeli military was not involved in the attack.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Ambassador to the United Nations said that Israel was responsible for the assassination.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he would be buried three days after the explosion
and called off the meeting he had planned with US President Joe Biden.
Hamas also made a statement after the explosion, calling it a genocide and blaming Israel and the US.
The group called on the international community and Arab and Muslim countries to intervene immediately.
Hospital Director Mohamed Abou Stamia said about 350 people were killed
from the site of the explosion to the main hospital in Gaza.
Al-Shifa was already overloaded with injured people from other attacks.
It is not yet clear what caused the explosion in the Gaza hospital,
but this incident has caused Islamic countries in the Middle East to wake up and they are blaming Israel.
Al-Jazeera, a major news outlet in the Middle East owned by Qatar,
said protests had spread to many places in the Middle East to support Palestine.
In Tehran, the capital of Iran, protesters chanted slogans against the US and against Israel
in a protest to support the Palestinians.
The protests also took place in Ramallah, Amman and Aqaba in Jordan,
Istanbul and Ankara in Turkey, Idib in Syria, the capital of Rabat in Morocco
and the capital of Tunis in Tunisia and in Thailand in Amman.
In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the bombing and hospital in Gaza,
but did not blame anyone for the attack.
He told reporters in Ottawa that the news from Gaza was terrible and completely unacceptable,
that the rules of war and the attack on the hospital were unacceptable.
Meanwhile, Russia and the United Arab Emirates, UAE,
requested an emergency meeting of the Security Council of the United Nations.
Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Dmitry Polyansky said
Russia and the UAE requested an emergency meeting of the Security Council of the United Nations
on the morning of October 18 about the attack on the Gaza hospital.
In London, Foreign Minister Jean Cleverly said the UK would cooperate with allies
to find out what happened after the explosion at the Al-Ali hospital in Gaza.
Mr. Cleverly said that the protection of civilian lives must be put first.
The situation is tense in the Middle East.
Jordan announced the cancellation of the summit to be held in Amman on October 18
with US President Joe Biden and Egyptian and Palestinian leaders
to discuss the situation in Gaza.
The announcement came after hundreds of civilians were killed in the attack on the hospital.
Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Shafadi said
Now there is no point in talking about anything except the end of the war.
Now President Joe Biden is on his way to Israel to show his solidarity with his allies.
However, the sudden suspension of the summit made Biden's diplomatic efforts more difficult
and increased the risk of escalation in the region.
Israel predicts that the US will intervene in the Israel-Hamas war
if Iran and Hezbollah go to war with Hamas.
According to Fox News, this assessment was given by Tachi Hanepi,
the head of the National Security Council of Israel, on Tuesday.
Mr. Hanepi said that with the support of US President Joe Biden,
in exchange for a break like this, he is making it clear to our enemies
that if they participate in the attack against Israeli civilians,
there will be US participation here.
Continuing, Mr. Hanepi said that Israel will not be alone.
An American force is here and is ready.
On Monday, the US Department of Defense asked 2,000 soldiers
who are out of Israel ready to be mobilized at any time.
The move is estimated to make the US go to war if the situation continues to escalate.
However, the top US officials emphasized that 2,000 soldiers
will be used as advisors and medical support for the Israeli forces.
Hamas confirmed that Israel had wiped out one of their top commanders.
Hamas's military branch of Isetin al-Qassam on October 17
confirmed that an Israeli air strike on Gaza killed one of their other top commanders,
Ayman Nafo.
The Isetin al-Qassam military branch of Hamas on October 17
confirmed that an Israeli air strike on Gaza killed one of their other top commanders,
Ayman Nafo.
The Israeli Defense Force also reported on Nafo's death on X,
formerly known as Cheater,
describing him as the commander of Hamas's central branch in Gaza,
former military intelligence chief.
The IDF said Nafo led many attacks on Israeli civilians,
saying he was one of the most prominent figures in the terrorist organization.
He also participated in the plan to kidnap Jilat Salit.
We won't stop until we get rid of Hamas.
Nafo's death came just two days after the IDF revealed that
Hamas commander Bilal al-Qaedra,
who was responsible for the killing of Kibbutz Niram,
had been killed in a joint operation.
IDF spokesman Peter Lerner told Fox News that
civilians, including women and children,
had been killed by al-Qaeda.
So far, the Gaza Health Authority, run by Hamas,
has said at least 3,000 Palestinians have died in the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, the Israeli government estimates
that more than 1,400 people have died on their territory.
In Lebanon, the country has a border with Israel in the north.
The Times of Israel reported that
major protests were taking place in the capital of Lebanon,
especially in Dahinyeh,
a large outskirts of the city's south,
following the outbreak at the Al-Ali hospital in Gaza.
A video posted on social media showed
protesters breaking into the United Nations Office in the city
and setting fire.
This happened after the Hezbollah group,
backed by Iran, called for a day of protest
on Oct. 18 to pay for the explosion at the hospital.
Media outlets around the Arab world
have almost agreed that the disaster,
in which hundreds of people are said to have died,
was caused by an attack by Israel.
And as mentioned above,
Israel said the explosion was caused by a group of terrorists
who fired missiles.
The AFP news agency updated the situation,
saying that, according to Hezbollah,
hundreds of protesters were also close to Lebanese security forces
outside the U.S. Embassy outside Al-Aqsa,
where protesters threw stones and set fire to a building.
U.S. Secretary of State Joe Biden
expressed anger and sadness over the attack
on people and hospitals in Gaza,
but avoided blaming either side.
Biden said he had spoken to King Abdullah bin Jordan
and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
after the explosion,
and instructed the National Security Agency
to continue to collect information.
The situation of the war between Russia and Ukraine
Russian Labor Minister Alexei Votchenko
said more than half of Russian soldiers
were seriously injured in Ukraine.
Votchenko's comment was made on Oct. 17
during a roundtable discussion
with Russian senators
of the Russian government's newspaper
Rosiyskaya Gazeta.
Votchenko did not provide the exact number
of wounded Russian soldiers
in Ukraine,
but said about 54% of such wounds
were considered missing
due to the cutting of a limb.
Votchenko also admitted
this was a clear issue
because among the people who were killed,
there was no such high rate of limb cutting.
The Russian Defense Ministry
did not comment on Votchenko's report.
So far, Moscow has not publicly announced
the number of soldiers injured in the war.
So far, Moscow has not publicly announced
the number of soldiers injured in the war.
In August, U.S. officials
estimated the casualties of the Russian army
to be nearly 300,000,
including 120,000 dead
and 170,000 to 180,000 wounded.
Russia's figure outweighs Ukraine's.
Officials estimated the number of Ukrainian soldiers
killed to be nearly 70,000
and 100,000 to 120,000 injured.
Earlier this week,
the independent news agency
Moscow's Opium News reported
that Moscow's budget for 2024
has been looking at the number of soldiers killed
so far in the war.
Analysts on the budget plan
of Moscow's Opium News said
the Kremlin had allocated funding
for 102,700 families of soldiers
with family members killed.
Ukrainian officials have repeatedly
made higher estimates of Russia's casualties.
On October 17,
the Ukrainian military estimated
that Russia had lost more than 289,000 troops
since the invasion in February last year.
Regarding President Vladimir Putin's
visit to the international market
in Beijing on October 17,
the Kremlin said
the Kremlin leader
had used a terrorist.
Putin was invited by China's
President Xi Jinping
to attend the third round
of the Belt and Road Initiative
in Beijing.
When he got off the plane,
the Russian president
was warmly welcomed
by the host country.
But the Russian leader's
remarks once again led to speculation
as to whether Putin would send
someone to attend the event instead of him.
Jason Reismat,
an international and post-Soviet political
advisor at BCH,
Putin came to China
with a video of Putin
stepping out of his plane.
He continued,
Do you really think it was Vladimir Putin
or another Putin
who came to China for help?
I'm not afraid of Putin's Covid.
I think this is Putin's accomplice.
Over the past time,
Ukrainian authorities have repeatedly
claimed that the Russian president
used an accomplice,
in the context of rumors
that Putin's health is deteriorating.
Rumors about Putin's current
health condition
have also led to rumors
that the Russian leader
has appointed a successor
if he passes away,
which has led to speculation
as to whether Putin
would send someone to China instead of him.
Many people say that the Russian president
is not in a hurry
and the person who came to Beijing
may be fake.
However, this is just speculation
and we need more evidence
to come to a conclusion.
The U.S. Newsweek said
it had contacted the Russian Foreign Ministry
to request comments
on the above suspicions
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
said the country was a friend
and reliable partner of China
at the EU-European Union.
Specifically, according to Keeper,
the leaders at the meeting
discussed the construction
of a Hungarian railway line,
a part of China's Belt and Road project
in Europe.
China's media said
Beijing had signed a contract
with Serbia to export
China's high-speed large ship
to Hungary.
Orbán said the railway project
would create significant benefits
for Hungary's economic growth
and Hungary would continue
to be a friend and reliable partner
of China at the EU.
Orbán also met Russian Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin at the forum
and reaffirmed the relationship
between the two countries.
In an answer to the news agency
MTI, Orbán's media official
Bertalan Havasi said
that Hungary was a member
of NATO and the EU,
but had a close economic relationship
with Russia and China.
Hungary opposed Western sanctions
on Russia's export of gas.
Prime Minister Orbán said
in 1922 that the EU
had shot itself in the back
for imposing sanctions on Russia
after it invaded Ukraine.
Vietnam in August imported
500 bombs used in training
by the Indonesian private weapon
Safi Bahari.
Zangkatapol, a newspaper
in Indonesia on October 16,
quoted Director-General of MTI
Safi Bahari, Rikki Hedrik Igham,
as confirming the claims.
He said in April,
the Vietnamese Air Force
had ordered 500 bombs
for training.
According to him,
the bombs would be used
by the Vietnamese Air Force
during the training
of the Air Force.
The bombs were designed
to be dropped from a plane
but did not have a guide system.
The bombs were 110 mm long,
273 mm wide and weighed 100 kg.
The 100B bomb was made
by the Indonesian Air Force
Research and Development Agency
and was first manufactured
in 2007.
Only in the first 9 months
of the year,
the number of U.S.
Air Force training
was reduced.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The U.S. Air Force
has been training
the Vietnamese Air Force
for more than 10 years.
The strongest wind
in the region
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
in the region
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
The strongest wind
is at 50-60 mph
and moves
northwest at 5-10 mph.
Thank you for watching.