And we start the day's other headlines in Ukraine where President Valodemir Zelensky has accepted the resignation of his foreign minister,

Dimitro Kuleba. Kuleba gave no reason for stepping down. His announcement comes as four other ministers also submitted

resignations. It's set to be among the most significant overhauls of Zelensky's cabinet

since the war began. Zelensky, who was in Ireland today, said it was time for a change as the war against Russia, drags on.

I am very grateful to the ministers and the entire cabinet team who worked for Ukraine for the sake of

Ukrainians. Today we need new energy and these steps are connected. They are only connected with strengthening our state in various areas.

International politics and diplomacy are no exception.

Meantime, Russian strikes killed at least seven people and injured more than 50 others in the

Western Ukrainian city of Lviv near the Polish border.

The long-range Russian strikes come just a day after one of the deadliest attacks of the war, a missile attack on a

Ukrainian military academy that killed more than 50 people. In the Middle East

Israel's operation in the occupied West Bank shows no sign of letting up after more than a week of deadly raids

IDF bulldozers pushed through the streets of Tulkarm today.

Palestinian officials say 33 people have been killed so far.

Israel says most of them were militants.

The Janine area has seen the most fatalities, including a 16-year-old girl who was laid to rest today.

Their father says she was shot by Israeli forces yesterday when she opened a window curtain during a raid.

Israel says it's looking into the incident.

All the neighbors are witnesses.

She didn't go to the roof.

She didn't hurl a stone, and she wasn't carrying a weapon. She is 16 years old. The only

thing she did is she looked from a window and the soldier shot her in the forehead.

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