🇮🇱🇵🇸💥 JUST IN: An Israeli airstrike has hit a residential building east of Gaza City in northern Gaza.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺🚨 Ukrainian are now flying in the Moscow, Tula, and Ryazan regions in Russia!

➡️ 50+ drones were launched into the Bryansk region earlier this evening, and most of them managed to pass air defenses into other regions.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦🔥 A major fire has reignited at an oil depot in Odessa, Ukraine!

➡️ While no new attacks were reported today, the facility was struck yesterday and burned throughout the day.

➡️ Firefighters initially managed to contain it by evening, but it has now flared up again.

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🇬🇱🗳 Naleraq is currently leading in the 2025 Greenlandic election, securing nearly twice as many votes as Demokraatit, which holds second place.

➡️ The party has the most support across municipalities, with chairman Pele Broberg attributing its success to policies that appeal to both urban and rural voters.

➡️ The party's main goal is to secure Greenland's independence from Denmark, pushing for a rapid move toward sovereignty. As part of this effort, they have proposed establishing a security agreement with the United States to strengthen the island’s autonomy.

➡️ 13 out of 72 polling stations have been counted so far.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦💥 Explosions heard in Tula city, Russia!

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🇷🇺🇺🇦💥 Russian citizens are reporting a fire in Tula, Russia, following explosions and drone noises in the area.

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🇬🇱🗳 Aki-Matilda Høegh-Dam from Naleraq is currently the biggest vote-getter in the 2025 Greenlandic election, with 10 percent of the votes counted.

➡️ She calls for a swift transition to full sovereignty, including negotiating a security arrangement with the United States to reinforce Greenland's autonomy.

➡️ However, larger polling stations have yet to be included in the count.

📊 Here’s an overview of the five candidates with the most personal votes so far:

— Aki-Matilda Høegh-Dam (Naleraq): 575 votes
— Jens Frederik Nielsen (Demokratit): 558 votes
— Múte Bourup Egede (Inuit Ataqatigiit): 238 votes
— Pele Broberg (Naleraq): 223 votes
— Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen (Atassut): 192 votes

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🇬🇱🗳 Naleraq is still leading the 2025 Greenlandic election with 2,079 votes out of the total 7,157 counted so far, which is 29.05% of the votes.

➡️ The party holds the lead in three out of five municipalities. Demokraatit follows closely with 2,067 votes, while in third, Inuit Ataqatigiit has received 1,138 votes.

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🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦⚡️ Russian President Putin responded to the idea of a temporary truce about a month and a half ago, expressing openness to dialogue with the new US administration on the Ukrainian conflict.

➡️ Regarding the conflict resolution, Putin stressed that the goal should not be a short truce or a pause for regrouping and rearming forces for future conflict, but rather a long-term peace based on respecting the legitimate interests of all people and nations in the region.

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🇬🇱🗳 Naleraq and Demokraatit have both surpassed their vote totals from the previous election in the 2025 Greenlandic Election, with just over 13,000 votes counted so far.

➡️ Demokraatit currently has 3,500 votes, an increase from the 2,454 votes it received in the last election.

➡️ Naleraq, which received 3,252 votes in the previous election, has currently received 3,764 votes in this election.

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🇬🇱🗳 The big lead that Naleraq and the Democrats have in the election suggests a potential voter revolt against the two incumbent government parties, IA and Siumut.

➡️ Naleraq has performed well in smaller fishing communities and settlements, while the Democrats have secured a win in the larger fishing town of Uummannaq.

➡️ IA is hopeful for strong results from the capital, Nuuk, where it traditionally performs well. Currently the party has -20% fewer voters than the last election.

➡️ However, Siumut appears to be losing significantly in this election, having -11.1% fewer voters than the last election.

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🇬🇱🗳🥳 Scenes from Naleraq's election party show celebrations as the party leads with the most votes out of the 17,000+ counted so far.

➡️ Naleraq currently holds 21.8% of the vote, marking an increase of nearly 10% compared to the last election.

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🇬🇱🗳 Another large batch of votes has been processed, bringing the total count to 17,409. This has given Demokraatit a substantial lead, now nearly doubling the vote count of Naleraq.

➡️ So far, the clear frontrunner in the election is Demokraatit, which has nearly tripled its size compared to the 2021 election, securing 7,073 votes, or 40.8% of the total.

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🇬🇱🗳 Over half of the votes have been counted in the 2025 Greenlandic Election!

➡️ Demokraatit remains in the lead with 7,871 votes, making up 30.5% of the total.

➡️ Naleraq follows in second with 6,143 votes, or 23.8%, while Inuit Ataqatigiit holds third place with 5,524 votes, accounting for 21.4%.

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🇬🇱⚡️ Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit Party, is seen as a pragmatic and reform-minded politician with a clear vision for Greenland’s future.

➡️ He champions modernizing Greenland’s political landscape by strengthening democratic institutions and boosting government transparency.

➡️ His goals focus on driving sustainable economic growth, enhancing social welfare, and promoting civic engagement among citizens.

➡️ Rather than pushing for an immediate break from Denmark, Nielsen emphasizes the importance of ensuring economic stability and institutional readiness before taking any decisive steps. In his perspective, the focus should be on gradually increasing Greenland's self-reliance and autonomy while still maintaining the beneficial ties with Denmark.

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🇬🇱🗳 The western part of Greenland, including the municipalities of Avannaata, Qeqertalik, and Qeqqata, predominantly voted for Naleraq, with Demokraatit coming in second, trailing by only a few percentage points in each municipality.

➡️ The southern municipality of Kujalleq and the Sermersooq, which has the largest population including the city of Nuuk, largely supported Demokraatit, with the Inuit Ataqatigiit party close behind in second place. In Kujalleq, Inuit Ataqatigiit was only 0.9% behind Demokraatit.

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