Russian maritime boat positioned in involved Crimea annihilated by Ukrainian powers

 

M.AMINUR RAHMAN

Description: A Ukrainian airstrike harmed a Russian maritime vessel positioned in involved Crimea, as affirmed by Russia's Guard Service on Tuesday. Notwithstanding, pictures and recordings coursing via online entertainment uncover that the "Novocherkassk" was totally obliterated, dispersed more than many meters.

A Russian maritime boat positioned in involved Crimea was harmed in an airstrike by Ukrainian powers, Russia's Guard Service affirmed Tuesday.

However, photographs and recordings shared via online entertainment show that "Novocherkassk" was obliterated

also, the destruction was spread many meters around.

The Ukrainian armed force says it has been as of late used to move weapons and fighters to the Zaporizhzhia area, which is halfway held by Russian powers.

In southeast Ukraine, troops have withdrawn from a city in the Donetsk district, Marinka. Ukraine's President Valery Zaluzhnyas remarked on claims made by Russia, that the Russian armed force had totally caught the town of Marinka. To which Zaluzhnyas said there isn't anything questionable about the reality, "This is a conflict, so the way that we have now withdrawn to the edges of Marinka and set up positions behind Marinka in certain areas isn't anything that can create any open clamor. Tragically, this is the very thing that war is like."

Ukraine keeps on covering its dead. On Tuesday the widow of a 31-year-old Ukrainian warrior was joined by family members and companions in the Ukrainian city of Irpin to grieve his demise.

The assemblage accumulated for the burial service of Yuriy Antonenko, 31, after he was killed in battling close to the city of Marinka.

The function was gone to by Irpin Chairman Oleksandr Markushyn, who said the city was facilitating three to four burial services each week.

Markushyn said the current second was a "defining moment" for Ukraine, depicting it as a battle for the nation's presence.

news source: Euronews

US airstrike on Kataib Hezbollah base in Iraq after attack on US troops

M.AMINUR RAHMAN

The U.S. military on Monday night carried out airstrikes on three offices and "partnership gatherings" used by Iraq-based Kataib Hezbollah, leaving three U.S. soldiers in a critical condition, the White House said.

A statement from the US headquarters said initial assessments showed that the US airstrikes at the request of President Joe Biden "logically killed several Kataib Hezbollah attackers."

An Iranian-backed terrorist group previously guaranteed credit for using a directional assault robot to focus U.S. forces on Erbil Air Base on Monday morning, the White House said.

A claim by US Public Safety Committee representative Adrienne Watson stated that "US airstrikes and support gatherings in three areas used by Kataib Hezbollah have automatically zeroed in on advanced drone exercises."

Kataib Hezbollah's office was attacked at 8:45 pm. ET, according to CENTCOM. "There is no indication that the lives of ordinary citizens have been affected," the claim said.

According to the US Overseer of Public Knowledge (DNI) site, Kataib Hezbollah is a Shia extremist group that "represents a high threat" to US personnel in both Iraq and Syria.

The rally, it said, would require the ousting of US and coalition forces from Iraq and the installation of an Iran-aligned government there. The assembly also works in Syria, the DNI says.

Guard Secretary Lloyd Austin advised the president on Monday evening, the White House said. The president was presented with a few choices, and Biden requested a strike during that call.

In an explanation, Austin said Monday's airstrikes came in light of the Erbil attack and various strikes against US forces in Iraq and Syria.

Austin called the US airstrikes "significant and proportionate".

news CNN

Israeli airstrikes kill dozens, Gaza authorities say in Christmas massacre

 

M.AMINUR RAHMAN

 Pope Francis mourned the conflict in the Holy Land where the Palestinian Authority said at least 78 people were killed in Christmas Eve airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, Israel's deadliest in 11 weeks. The old fight with Hamas.

The Israeli attack, which began a few hours before 12 noon, continued until Christmas Monday. Nearby occupiers and Palestinian media reported that Israel had launched air and ground fire against Al-Burez in the focal Gaza Strip.

As many as 70 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes centered on Magazi, a focal point in Gaza, health representative Ashraf al-Qidra said, including many women and children.

The Israeli armed forces said they were investigating reports of a Magazi incident and were focusing on limiting civilian casualties. Hamas has denied Israeli allegations that it operates in densely populated areas or regularly uses people as human security.

The Palestinian Red Bow distributed film of the injured sent to emergency clinics. It said Israeli warplanes were blocking primary roads into the focal Gaza, preventing the movement of ambulances and crisis vehicles.

Eight Palestinians were killed in an Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza's Khan Yunis, doctors said.

Churches in the Israel-affiliated Palestinian West Bank city of Bethlehem have dropped the festival, where there is tradition that Jesus was brought to earth long ago in a stable state.

"This evening, once again, our hearts are in Bethlehem, where sovereign harmony has been dismissed by the useless logic of war, by the clash of arms that prevents him from finding room on the planet even today," expressed Pope Francis, directing. On Christmas Eve at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Palestinian Christians earlier held a Christmas vigil in Bethlehem, which was accompanied by flame-lit psalms and appeals for harmony in Gaza, rather than the standard festival.

There was no giant tree, the ideal centerpiece of Bethlehem's Christmas festivities. Nativity dolls in chapels were placed in rubble and spiked metal to fasten them to Gazans.

A Ruined Christmas

Since the seven-day-long détente erupted earlier in the month, fighting has only escalated on the ground, with fighting spreading from the north of the Gaza Strip to the entire length of the enclave.

The Israeli military revealed that 10 of its fighters had been killed earlier in the day, after five were killed the day before, in its deadliest two days of casualties since early November.

"It's a troubled morning after a really challenging day of fighting in Gaza," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his bureau on Sunday. "The conflict is demanding an exceptionally heavy cost from us; but we have (however) to choose between limited options to continue fighting."

In a later video message, he said troops would fight deeper into Gaza until there was "total victory" against Hamas.

Israel is feeling pressure from its closest partner, the United States, to take its operations to a lower density level and reduce regular civilian crossings.

On Saturday, Israel's chief of tactical staff said its forces had generally completed effective control of northern Gaza and would expand operations further south.

Still, occupiers say the war in the north has only escalated.

Islamic Jihad pioneers in Cairo on discreet missions

With Egypt and Qatar intervening, strategic efforts at another ceasefire to free additional prisoners held by the aggressors in Gaza have made minimal public progress, although Washington last week portrayed the talks as "intense".

Islamic Jihad, a more modest militant group allied with Hamas, said its exiled chief, Ziad al-Nakhlala, was in Cairo on Sunday. His appearance came late after talks with Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh.

The militant group has said at the moment it will not check any arrivals of prisoners if Israel ends its conflict in Gaza, while the Israelis say they will check a permanent delay in the war.

The designation would reaffirm the gathering place that all Palestinians held in Israel for any trade in prisoners should arrive, "after a cease-fire is completed," the authority said.

Hamas and Islamic Jihad, both committed to Israel's destruction, still hold more than 100 of the 240 held captive.

From that point forward, Israel blockaded the Gaza Strip and destroyed much, according to experts in Hamas-ruled Gaza, leaving more than 20,400 people dead and thousands more under the rubble.

So far most of the 2.3 million Gazans have been driven from their homes.

News:- CAIRO/GAZA/JERUSALEM, Dec 25 (Reuters) 

Drone Lounced from Iran strikes big hauler off India's coast, Pentagon says

 

MITALI RAHMAN MITA

A synthetic big hauler struck Saturday off the shore of India was designated "by a one-way assault drone Lounced from Iran," the Pentagon said in an explanation.

The assault occurred around 10 a.m. neighborhood time and caused no losses on board the Japanese-claimed vessel, it said, it was doused to add that a fire.

The U.S. military "stays in correspondence with the vessel as it goes on toward an objective in India," it added.

The Pentagon explanation said the Chem Pluto transport flew under a Liberian banner and was worked by a Dutch substance.

The robot strike happened 200 nautical miles off the shoreline of India, it said, adding that no U.S. Naval force vessels were nearby.

There was no quick case of liability regarding the strike which came in the midst of a whirlwind of robot and rocket assaults by Yemen's Iran-upheld Houthi rebels on an imperative delivery path in the Red Ocean. The U.S. on Friday blamed Iran for close contribution to those assaults.

In any case, Iran's appointee unfamiliar pastor on Saturday excused those U.S. allegations, it was following up on asserting the group own.

The Houthis say they are leading the assaults in fortitude with Palestinians in the attacked Gaza Strip.

The Indian naval force said it had answered a solicitation for help.

"An airplane was dispatched and it arrived at above the vessel and laid out the security of the elaborate boat and its team," a naval force official told AFP.

"An Indian naval force warship has additionally been dispatched in order to give help as required."

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Ceramic Table Lamps: A Comprehensive Guide

MITHILA  RAHMAN  TUSI

Introduction:

Ceramic table lamps have long been cherished for their timeless appeal, adding a touch of sophistication and warmth to any space. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these lamps are functional pieces that require some basic knowledge for optimal use. In this guide, we'll explore five essential aspects of ceramic table lamps, from measuring lampshades to understanding the laws governing lamp placement.

How to measure a lampshade for a Ceramic  table lamp:

The ideal height for a table lamp is typically between 24 to 32 inches, including the lampshade.

Consider the lamp's purpose and the height of the table it will be placed on for proper proportion.

Choosing the right lampshade is crucial to achieving the perfect balance between form and function. To measure a lampshade for your ceramic table lamp, follow these steps:

A Height: Measure from the base of the lamp to the bottom of the socket or bulb. Make sure the lampshade is long enough to cover the hardware but not so long that it blocks the view of the lamp base.

b. Width: Measure the diameter of the lampshade horizontally across the bottom. This measurement matches the width of the lamp base for a harmonious look.

c. Diagonal Height: If your lampshade has a diagonal or angled design, measure the diagonal height from the top edge to the bottom edge. This is especially important for conical or tapered sheds.

How to rewire a  Ceramic table lamp:

Over time, table lamp wiring may require attention to ensure safety and functionality. Follow these simple steps to rewire your ceramic table lamp:

A Power off: Unplug the lamp and make sure it is not connected to a power source before starting the rewiring process.

b. Remove the bulb and shade: Unscrew the lampshade and remove the bulb before disassembling the lamp.

c. Replace the cord: Carefully remove the existing cord and replace it with a new one, making sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions.

d Connect cables correctly: Connect new cables to sockets and other components ensuring a secure and tight connection

e Check the lamp: Once rewired, check to make sure the lamp is working properly before reassembling the lampshade and restarting.

How tall should a Ceramic  table lamp be?

Determining the appropriate height for your ceramic table lamp takes into consideration the purpose of the lamp and the surrounding furniture. Here are some guidelines:

An Eye Level Rule: The bottom of the lampshade should be above or slightly below eye level when sitting. This ensures proper illumination without causing glare.

b. Table Proportion: The height of the lamp should complement the table. Generally, a table lamp should be 26 to 34 inches tall including the lampshade.

How to make a  Ceramic table lamp:

For those feeling adventurous, making a table lamp can be a rewarding DIY project. Here's a basic guide to get you started:

A Gather Materials: Acquire a lamp kit, a ceramic base, a lampshade, and the necessary tools such as a screwdriver, pliers, and wire cutters.

b. Assemble the base: Follow the instructions for attaching sockets, harps and other components to the ceramic base.

c. Wire the Lamp: Connect the wires according to the kit instructions, ensuring a safe and secure electrical connection.

d Attach the lampshade: Once the wiring is complete, secure the lampshade to the harness using the hardware provided.

e Test the lamp: Plug in and test the lamp to make sure all components are working properly.

What is the law of  a  Ceramic lamp sitting on a table:

The law governing the placement of lamps on tables is a design principle rather than a legal law. According to the "rule of thirds" design, a lamp sitting on a table should take up about one-third of the table space, leaving the remaining two-thirds for other decorative items or open space. This rule helps maintain visual balance and harmony in the overall design of the space.

Conclusion:

Ceramic table lamps bring both style and functionality to your living spaces. Whether you're measuring for the perfect lampshade, rewiring for safety, determining the ideal height, starting a DIY lighting project, or following design principles, understanding these key aspects will enhance your appreciation for these timeless light fixtures. Illuminate your surroundings with the elegance and grace of a well-chosen and well-crafted ceramic table lamp.

Beauty style: how to cut curtain bangs

 

M.AMINUR RAHMAN.

Introduction:

Veils have been a symbol of mystery and allure for centuries. Whether it's elegant drapes setting a stage for a lavish performance or shower curtains providing privacy in our daily routines, the concept of curtains extends beyond mere fabric. In the world of beauty and fashion, a particular trend is making waves - "curtain bangs." Join us as we explore the different aspects of curtain-inspired materials, from classic iron curtains to modern curtain rod faucets.

Rise of Curtain Bangs:

Curtain bangs have emerged as a prominent hairstyle trend, taking inspiration from split curtains that beautifully frame windows and stages alike. This versatile fringe style has gained immense popularity for its ability to suit different face shapes and hair lengths. With added layers, curtain bangs bring a soft and flattering touch to any hairstyle, blending seamlessly with the rest of the locks.

How to cut curtain bangs:

Getting the perfect curtain bangs requires precision and understanding of your unique facial features. To achieve the ideal look, consider consulting with a professional hairstylist. However, if you're feeling adventurous and want to try cutting curtain bangs at home, here's a simple guide:

Start with clean, dry hair to ensure a proper cut.

Close off the section of hair that will be the curtain bang, usually a triangular section at the front.

Comb the section forward and divide it into two equal parts.

Cut the bangs at an angle, creating a soft, face-framing effect.

Add layers if desired, blending seamlessly with the rest of your hair.

How to Style Curtain Bangs:

Styling curtain bangs is a breeze, and they effortlessly complement different hair textures and lengths. Here are some tips to enhance the beauty of your screen bangs:

Natural Texture: Embrace your hair's natural texture for an effortlessly chic look. Use a texturizing spray to enhance waves or curls.

Blowout Glam: Blow-dry your curtain bangs with a round brush, pulling the hair away from your face to achieve a polished look.

Accessorize: Experiment with hair accessories like headbands or barrettes to add a touch of clarity to your veiled bangs.

Behind the steel curtain:

As curtain bangers dominate the beauty scene, let's take a moment to reflect on history and rethink the concept of the "Iron Curtain." The term geopolitical, popularized during the Cold War, refers to the ideological and physical divide between Eastern and Western Europe. Although unrelated to hair styling, iron curtains remind us of the versatile nature of curtains in our lives.

Long Curtain Bangs:

For those who prefer a more dramatic look, long curtain bangs offer an attractive and glamorous alternative. This style involves keeping the bangs longer, allowing them to blend seamlessly with the rest of the hair, creating a cascading effect around the face.

Curtain Call 2:

In the world of entertainment, a curtain call is the moment when performers return to the stage to applause from the audience. Similarly, "Curtain Call 2" marks the ongoing evolution of curtain-inspired trends when it comes to beauty. As styles and preferences change, curtain bangs continue to take center stage, proving that this classic yet contemporary look is here to stay.

Conclusion:

Screen-inspired elements transcend traditional boundaries, from the stage to the forefront of hairstyling trends. Be it the allure of curtain banging with layers, the historical significance of the Iron Curtain, or the drama of the curtain call, these diverse concepts share a common thread – the beauty of transformation and self-expression. So, pull back the curtain on your unique style, and let the world admire your masterpiece.

How to clean shoe insoles: A step-by-step guide

 

M.AMINUR RAHMAN 

Introduction:

Shoe insoles play an important role in providing comfort and support to our feet. However, over time, they can accumulate dirt, sweat and unpleasant odors, affecting both the hygiene and lifespan of your shoes. Properly cleaning your shoe insoles is essential to maintaining foot health and ensuring your shoes stay fresh. In this article, we'll walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to effectively clean shoe insoles.

Materials Needed:

Mild soap or detergent

hot water

Soft brush or toothbrush

Cloth or sponge

Baking soda

white vinegar

Anti-odor insole spray (optional)

Step 1: Remove the insoles

Start by removing the insoles from your shoes. This step is essential for thorough cleaning and allows you to reach all areas of the insole.

Step 2: Shake off loose dirt and debris

Hold the insoles over the trash can and gently shake them to remove loose dirt and debris. This initial step prevents dirt from spreading when you start cleaning.

Step 3: Pre-treat the odor with baking soda

If your insoles have an unpleasant odor, sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda on them. Baking soda is excellent at absorbing and neutralizing odors. Let the baking soda sit on the insoles for at least a few hours or overnight for best results.

Step 4: Remove surface dirt

Use a soft brush or an old toothbrush to remove surface dirt and stains. Be gentle to avoid damaging the insoles. Focus on areas with visible dirt or discoloration.

Step 5: Create a clear solution

Fill a basin or sink with warm water and add a small amount of mild soap or detergent. Mix the solution until it forms a soapy lather.

Step 6: Clean the insoles

Dip the insoles in soapy water and scrub gently with a soft brush or sponge. Pay extra attention to areas with stubborn stains or lingering odors. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the insoles.

Step 7: Rinse thoroughly

After cleaning, rinse the insoles thoroughly under running water to remove soap residue. Make sure all soap is washed off to prevent skin irritation.

Step 8: Absorb excess moisture

Dry the insoles with a clean cloth to remove excess moisture. Allow them to dry completely before putting them back on your shoes.

Optional Step: Use odor-fighting spray

For an extra layer of freshness, consider using an odor-fighting insole spray. These products are specially designed to combat unpleasant odors and keep your shoes smelling clean.

Conclusion:

Cleaning your shoe insoles regularly is a simple but effective way to maintain foot hygiene, extend the life of your shoes and prevent odor. By following this step-by-step guide, you can ensure your insoles stay fresh, comfortable and ready for your next adventure. Be sure to clean your insoles periodically to enjoy consistently clean and odor-free footwear.