The number of US soldiers fallen in the Iran war has been raised by the Pentagon to 21, with the two new deaths not attributable to combat operations, and according to Democrats, the correction was made under pressure from Congress. #Irankrieg #USSoldaten #Pentagon (translated)
Following the death of an employee at a plague research institute in Siberia, Russia has denied a plague infection, according to the WHO, despite the death being confirmed. #Pest #Russland #WHO (translated)
After the death of an employee at a plague research institute in Siberia, Russia, according to the WHO, denied the existence of a plague infection, although health authorities have confirmed the death. #Pest #Russland #WHO (translated)
After the death of an employee of a plague research institute in Siberia, Russia has denied a plague infection according to the WHO, even though the death has been confirmed. #Pest #Russland #WHO (translated)
After a death from the plague, experts are questioning whether the world is heading towards a new pandemic. (translated)
After the Ebola death of an infected returnee, Kenya has intensified border controls to check travelers for fever and monitor hygiene measures. #Ebola #Kenia #Gesundheitsschutz (translated)
A mysterious death of a laboratory technician in Siberia raises suspicion of a pneumonic plague outbreak in Russia, while the government denies transparency and the global community reacts with concern. #Lungenpest #Russland #Medizinjournalismus (translated)
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death in Germany, with 334,100 fatalities, although the number of fatal heart attacks has decreased by 1.5 percent compared to the previous year. #StatistischesBundesamt #Gesundheit (translated)
After the first confirmed Ebola death in Kenya, caused by a man who had traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo, concerns are growing among the population, and authorities as well as the WHO are responding with increased measures to contain the virus. #Ebola #Kenia #Gesundheit (translated)
Frédéric Schwilden wrote that he is stuck in an ICE train about 200 meters before the Erlangen station. According to an announcement, a woman is walking on the tracks with headphones; the police have not removed her from the tracks for half an hour. Now a second patrol car is coming. Schwilden suggested fencing off high-speed train tracks like in Japan. There has not been a death since 1964 there, and the trains run on time, he wrote. #Erlangen #Bahn #Sicherheit (translated)
In Siberia, there is a suspicion of plague after a 28-year-old scientist has died, leading to quarantine measures for 200 people and calls for more transparency from Russian authorities and the WHO, while a possible second death related to pneumonia is also being investigated. #Lungenpest #Russland #WHO (translated)
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At the BILD Prevention Summit 2026, over 100 experts demanded a fundamental turnaround in health prevention in Germany to prevent tens of thousands of deaths through early prevention. #Prävention #Gesundheit #Vorsorgegipfel (translated)
The WHO and the USA are calling on Russia to clarify the suspicion of a pneumonic plague death of a laboratory worker in Siberia, after conflicting information has heightened concerns about public health. #Lungenpest #WHO #Russland (translated)
Ukraine attacked Moscow overnight with about 650 drones, most of which were neutralized by air defense, resulting in six injuries and one death. #Ukraine #Drohnenangriff #Russland (translated)
U.M. OSINT reported that Israel had only completely blocked aid deliveries twice since October 7, 2023. The first blockade commenced on October 9, 2023; Egypt had also closed the Rafah crossing at that time. Starting at the end of October, Israel allowed aid deliveries to pass again—initially without fuel. According to quantities reported by COGAT, the deliveries later even exceeded pre-war levels. A second complete blockade lasted from March 2 to May 18, 2025, totaling 77 days. According to U.M. OSINT, Israel justified it with Article 23, Paragraph 2 of the Fourth Geneva Convention: deliveries must not be allowed if they cannot be effectively controlled or provide a concrete military or economic advantage to the opponent. At that time, Israel assumed that Hamas and others were hoarding food. There were also short-term closures following shelling, including on May 5, 2024. As evidence, U.M. OSINT referred to aerial images of the Kerem Shalom crossing, which he designated as the most important crossing for deliveries. A photo taken on October 30, 2023, showed the crossing closed. On June 3, 2024, trucks were waiting on the Egyptian side while the Israeli depot was empty and the Palestinian depot was full; northwest of there, a kilometer-long queue of trucks had formed for pickup. According to his post, these vehicles came from the UN or cooperating NGOs that had employed Palestinian transport companies or mercenaries. A photo from November 5, 2024, showed a similarly full Palestinian depot but no waiting delivery trucks. U.M. OSINT interpreted this as an indication of higher throughput by COGAT. Images from February 2026 showed fewer waiting trucks and still some pallets; the Palestinian side apparently managed to handle the supply. Additionally, U.M. OSINT wrote that UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated on December 2, 2024, that in the previous month, 90 percent of the aid trucks had been looted—98 out of 109. According to his account, UN publications confirmed that this had been ongoing for months. Publicly, this was primarily interpreted as a sign of hunger among Palestinians; however, the looting was mostly attributed to armed groups. An OCHA report from September 17, 2025, according to U.M. OSINT, reported 432 "malnutrition-related deaths," including 146 children. Data published by the Ministry of Health indicated 4 such deaths in 2023, 49 in 2024, and 260 between January and August 27, 2025. For comparison, he cited a total of 77 deaths due to malnutrition in England and Wales in 2022, as well as 436 cases where it had played a role. The medical term "malnutrition" (ICD E40–E46), according to his account, also includes deaths related to birth defects, genetic disorders, or cancer and does not necessarily mean that the affected individuals had insufficient food available. On May 21, 2025, the then UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Coordinator Tom Fletcher warned that 14,000 babies could die within 48 hours. At that time, the crossing was reportedly already open again, according to U.M. OSINT. He welcomed the interest in the aerial images and stated that they confirmed his and others’ earlier representations. At the same time, he accused some observers in a derogatory manner of not looking closely enough. #Israel #Gazastreifen #HumanitäreKrise (translated)
Severe weather in Spain led to three fatalities, flooded streets and basements in Catalonia and the Basque Country, and triggered a large-scale emergency. #Spanien #Katalonien #Unwetter (translated)
This summer, nearly 1,000 heat-related deaths were recorded in Austria, which represents a new record and significantly exceeds the previous highs since the start of heat mortality monitoring in 2017. #Hitzetote #Klimawandel #Österreich (translated)
AGES estimates the number of heat-related deaths in the summer of 2026 at nearly 1,000, which represents a new high since the start of heat mortality monitoring in 2017, and coincides with the hottest summer in 260 years. #Hitzetote #Klima #Gesundheit (translated)
In this summer, Austria recorded the highest number of heat-related deaths between June and August, with an estimated 995 heat deaths since the start of heat mortality monitoring in 2017. #Hitzetod #Temperaturrekorde #Österreich (translated)
