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All news: Friday 28 November 2025

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  1. Syrian conflict

    The Israeli military launches a raid in Beit Jinn, Syria, targeting unknown gunmen and carrying out airstrikes, killing 13 Syrians, including two children, and wounding 25 others. Six Israeli soldiers are also wounded in a shootout with local residents. Israel says it was targeting Jaama Islamiya.

  2. Cyclone Senyar

    The toll from the floods in Indonesia increases to 174 people killed and 80 more missing, mainly in North Sumatra.

  3. Cyclone Senyar

    The death toll from the floods in Thailand increases to 145 people, mainly in Songkhla province.

  4. Cyclone Ditwah

    The toll from the landslides caused by heavy rains in Sri Lanka, mainly between Badulla and Nuwara Eliya, increases to 56 people killed and 600 houses damaged.

  5. Two tankers sanctioned as being a part of the alleged Russian shadow fleet are hit by explosions while transiting the Bosporus, with at least one of the vessels catching on fire. Turkey says search and rescue operations are underway to evacuate the crew members.

  6. Honduras–United States relations

    United States president Donald Trump announces that he will pardon former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, who is serving a U.S. prison sentence for drug-trafficking offenses.

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  1. 2025 Airbus A320 software update

    Airbus launches an emergency software update on A320 aircraft worldwide to prevent potential corruption to guidance systems caused by intense solar radiation, affecting 6,000 planes, causing major travel disruptions worldwide.

  2. A team of scientists announces the detection of electric discharges in the atmosphere of Mars for the first time by NASA's Perseverance rover, detected near the Jezero crater region, as a phenomenon described as "mini lightning", though not confirmed to be the same as actual lightning.

News items: Wikipedia contributors, Current events portal for 28 November 2025, adapted, CC BY-SA 4.0.