The Azerbaijani army destroyed military positions and vehicles belonging to Armenia as the battle rages on in the Karabakh region, according to footage released by the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry.

Turkey's Armored Amphibious Assault Vehicle ZAHA salutes the horizon with its stunning power and ability to operate both in water and land as one of the armored vehicles produced to accompany Turkey's largest warship, which is over 232 meters in length.

Azerbaijani citizens were attacked in Poland by an armed group carrying Armenian flags as they were carrying out a peaceful protest againt the strike by Yerevan on civilians in Ganja.

Sudanese citizens took to the streets on Thursday due to the economic crisis in Sudan's capital Khartoum and also protested the attempts to normalize relations between Sudan and Israel by setting the Israeli flag on fire.

Occupant Israeli warplanes on Thursday struck the positions of Palestinian resistance group Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

A Qatari store launched an initiative filling its shelves with Turkish products, in a move againt the informal Saudi-led campaign boycotting 'Made in Turkey' goods.

An armed assailant carried out an attack on a branch of the Bank of Georgia and took over forty people hostage inside. He later left the bank by taking three hostages with him and demanding $500,000 in Georgia's Zugdidi.

Fresh footage released from the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft sent by U.S. space agency NASA to the Bennu asteroid, which is currently more than 200 million miles (321 million kilometers) from Earth, shows the spacecraft collecting dust and pebbles from the surface.

Greek State Channel EPT announced that a Greek warship thwarted Turkey's Oruç Reis seismic research vessel on the grounds that it 'violated Greek's continental shelf.' EPT claimed that it 'chased Oruç Reis away' from the region. When the originals of the photos emerged however, it turned out that the images had been doctored.

Icelandic Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir was caught off-guard by an earthquake during a live broadcast program she attended online on Wednesday. 'Oh my god, there is an earthquake', she initially reacted, but after a few moments she was as cool as a cucumber as she said: 'I'm perfectly fine and the house still strong so no worries.'

Touching footage shows the moment an Azerbaijani TV anchor failed to hold back tears as she started to tremble while announcing the news of the liberation of her hometown Zengilan from Armenian occupation following the recent gains made by the Azerbaijani army in Karabakh.

This is not a scene from the movie Narcos but a real drug operation as Turkey seized 220 kilograms of cocaine in an A4 paper-laden container bound from Brazil at Mersin International Port. The police detained two suspects and launched a wide-scale investigation in southern Turkey.

A man who parked his vehicle in Turkey's western Izmir province got the shock of his life when he saw his car suddenly moving of its own accord toward a child in the road. The man quickly ran after his car and jumped in through the window, saving the kid from imminent death.

Footage shared by Azerbaijan's Ministry of Defense shows destroyed and abandoned tanks left behind by forces loyal to Yerevan as the Azerbaijani army continues to advance in the flashpoint region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

A great white attempted to enter a cage by biting its way through the metal box full of diving tourists near Guadalupe Island in Mexico.

This is not a scene from a science fiction movie but complete reality as the northern lights, which were filmed from space, dazzle with the dance of its fluorescent colors.

An orthodox priest in Limassol, Southern Cyprus, was accused of injuring a baby while in the midst of baptizing the little one. The baby's mother, Ntina Shitta, shared the footage on her social media account and said: 'The priest injured my baby. We told him to be careful but he responded by saying 'I'm the one doing the baptism.' '

Nearly two thousand prisoners escaped from two separate jails raided by gunmen in Lagos during the ongoing protests against the controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) police unit in Nigeria. Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tuesday imposed a 24-hour curfew in the state after criminals reportedly attacked peaceful protestors and destroyed property amid nationwide protests against police brutality.

Turkish forces on Wednesday neutralized nine YPG/PKK terrorists, who attacked the Operation Peace Spring area with mortars and multi-barrel rocket launchers, in northern Syria, announced Turkey's National Defense Ministry.

Footage shows a man in southeastern Turkey's Adana province following a young woman before he allegedly assaulted her late on Tuesday. Fortunately, the perpetrator was caught and detained by police.