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- 1IDF says it killed Hamas North Gaza Brigade commander▼IDF kills commander of Hamas’s North Gaza Brigade in Gaza City airstrike
The Israeli military says an airstrike in Gaza City killed the commander of Hamas's North Gaza Brigade, one of the group's senior operational figures in the territory. The strike is part of Israel's ongoing campaign targeting Hamas leadership and military infrastructure in Gaza. The announcement is drawing attention as fighting continues across the Strip and as attention remains fixed on the conflict's leadership on both sides.
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Inter Milan are reportedly prepared to bring Djed Spence back to the club following his move to Tottenham Hotspur. The English full-back's situation is drawing attention as reports in Italy suggest the Serie A side would be open to his return, raising questions over where his future lies after his spell in north London.
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Spain are playing Croatia, and the fixture is drawing attention across Europe, India and North America, trending highly in Germany, Italy, Sweden and India in particular. A Barcelona-affiliated reference points to a Blaugrana clash in Seville, suggesting the match is being staged there. Fans are discussing line-ups and the outcome of the encounter between the two European sides.
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Japan's women's national football team defeated South Korea 2-0 in the Asian Games semi-final, securing a place in the decider and keeping alive their bid for a historic third consecutive title. Chika Kamiya scored both goals, taking her tally to seven in five matches, a record described as second only to a legendary predecessor. South Korea's coach conceded Japan were the stronger side and took responsibility for the defeat. Japan will face North Korea in the final.
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Slovenia and North Macedonia meet in an international football match, with confirmed lineups now released ahead of kickoff. Odds and a match prediction have been published, and fans are checking team news and expected outcomes. The fixture is drawing attention as both sides look to make their mark in the international window.