A massive fire broke out at the Wanaherang Gunung Putri plastic factory in West Java, Indonesia, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky on Sunday afternoon. The blaze, which erupted around 3:30 PM local time, turned into a grueling battle for firefighters who struggled nearly seven hours to bring it under control. Bogor Regency Fire Service deployed over 50 personnel, supported by volunteers, police, and military units. Ten fire trucks, two rescue units, and ambulances rushed to the scene, confronting challenging conditions and a blaze fueled by highly flammable plastic materials. Several firefighters required medical attention on site, including oxygen support, highlighting the severity of the operation. WATCH

US-Israel have launched strikes on two Iranian nuclear-related facilities, marking a major escalation in the conflict. The Israeli military confirmed targeting the Khondab Heavy Water Complex near Arak, accusing Iran of rebuilding the reactor capable of producing weapons-grade plutonium. A second strike hit the Ardakan yellowcake production facility in Yazd province, the only site of its kind in Iran. Iranian authorities confirmed both attacks but said there was no release of radioactive material and no immediate casualties.