Damage is seen at the site of a deadly 'Israeli' strike in the southern Lebanese village of Arab Salim, where two women were killed.

'Israel’s' army said the strike followed the launch of two drones by Hezbollah fighters toward 'Israeli' soldiers operating in the area.

Indonesian firefighters are working around the clock to battle wildfires on Borneo, where huge areas have been consumed by flames and communities are blanketed by thick smoke.

The fires have been fueled by extremely dry conditions linked to a powerful El Niño, leaving firefighters struggling to keep pace with the blazes.

Gaza held a mass funeral for around 100 people whose remains were recently recovered from destroyed homes in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood.

Palestinian journalists said 70 of those recovered were children.

Civil Defense teams spent days recovering the remains as part of the second phase of the “Recovery of Martyrs’ Bodies” project.

The Nepali army is working to construct a bridge over the Tadi River in flood-affected Nuwakot as rescue and relief efforts continue.

According to Nepal’s national disaster agency, 1,344 bodies have been recovered, while around 5,000 people remain missing.

A fire broke out during a wedding reception in a building in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, killing several people and injuring others.

Lingwala district mayor Norbert Nzindula said around 10 people may have died, while noting that the final death toll remains to be confirmed by hospitals. 

Young people gathered in Kathmandu’s historic Basantapur district for a candlelit vigil honoring victims of devastating flash floods in Nepal.

Authorities say 1,331 bodies have been recovered, while around 5,000 people remain missing.

Ecuadorian fishermen who went missing at sea following US military operations have returned to Manta, arriving at a police station under custody.

Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the crew members face charges or will remain detained for questioning.

The US military has been targeting boats allegedly linked to Ecuadorian drug gangs, with three vessels reportedly sunk in the area within a week.

Iranians held a funeral for First Lieutenant Malek Mousavi-Tabar, an Iranian naval officer who was reportedly killed in a US strike.

The funeral took place in Bahmani, Iran, as mourners gathered to pay tribute to the officer.

A powerful thunderstorm battered Toronto, bringing torrential rain, severe flooding, strong winds and large hail.

Floodwaters overwhelmed parts of the city, submerging vehicles and flooding major roads, while tens of thousands of residents were left without power.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella says 23 members of a FARC dissident faction were killed and six captured during Operation Azarías in the southern department of Guaviare.

The president was filmed walking among the bodies of alleged guerrilla fighters killed in the military operation.