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Israeli officials confirm Benjamin Netanyahu was not targeted in an air strike. Despite social media speculation regarding a manipulated image, evidence shows Netanyahu is safely directing military operations from Israel. Further updates are expected following his recent press conference.

The US Pentagon confirmed its involvement in the strike on Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school, resulting in the tragic deaths of 175 children. This follows an ongoing investigation, with the White House yet to comment on the findings. Further updates are expected as the inquiry continues.

Iran has struck two oil tankers, the Marshall Islands-flagged Safesea Vishnu and the Zefyros, off Iraq’s coast, resulting in one fatality and multiple fires. Iraq has halted all oil import and export operations. Further updates are expected as the situation develops.

A British man, aged 60, has been detained in Dubai for allegedly broadcasting provocative propaganda during a time of conflict. Campaign group Detained in Dubai warns that sharing footage of such incidents can lead to severe penalties. The British Embassy is advising nationals on compliance with local laws.

Dubai, once bustling with tourists, has become a ‘ghost town’ amid escalating conflict in the Middle East. The city has seen hotel closures and empty beaches as fears rise. With many flights cancelled, visitors are urged to reconsider travel plans.

A rare 2008 Zimbabwe 100 trillion dollar note is available for auction, starting at £750. This specimen from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe was issued during Robert Mugabe’s hyperinflation era. Bids will open during Heritage Auctions’ World Paper Money Signature sale on March 26.

Sperm Racing has announced its inaugural World Cup competition with a $100,000 prize. Athletes will compete by representing their countries, advancing through various rounds in this science-based sport. Visit the tournament’s website for more details.

Iranian missiles have struck the International Financial Centre in Dubai, causing smoke to billow across the city. Despite no reported injuries and only minor building damage, banks advised staff to remain home as tensions escalate. Further developments are expected.

UAE authorities warn influencers of severe consequences for posts damaging Dubai’s image. British lawyer David Haigh highlighted that content harming the Dubai brand is strictly prohibited, leading to possible fines exceeding £50,000 or jail. Influencers must navigate these stringent laws carefully.

Kim Jong-un and his daughter Kim Ju-ae recently inspected a North Korean munitions factory, testing new pistols together. This marks another public appearance for Kim Ju-ae, who had previously been kept from the public eye. State media suggests she may have a future role in leadership.