The Israeli military has launched an investigation into disturbing footage showing soldiers disposing of bodies during a raid in the West Bank. Verified by Reuters, the videos depict soldiers dragging and throwing what appear to be dead men from a building's roof, sparking outrage and scrutiny.

Meanwhile, Ukraine marked a significant first by joining NATO's major anti-drone exercise in the Netherlands. Over 20 countries and 50 companies collaborated to test advanced drone detection systems, underscoring the critical role of drone warfare as highlighted by recent conflicts.

In related news, an Israeli air strike in Beirut killed top Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Aqil, escalating the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. This marks the third attack on Hezbollah since the Israel-Hamas war began in October, drawing international concern and calls for restraint.

Shifting focus to Europe, Norway has announced an increase in civilian aid to Ukraine by $475 million this year and extended its support to 2030. This announcement comes as Germany also plans a substantial boost in military aid to Ukraine, emphasizing the international community's commitment to supporting the war-torn country.

Turning to Africa, Burundi is facing a severe mpox outbreak, with young children being the most affected. The outbreak has infected thousands across Africa, with the WHO and UNICEF stepping up efforts to contain the spread, including the introduction of the new MVA-BN mpox vaccine.

Lastly, in the cultural scene, the Saudi Film Forum 2023 is set to boost the Kingdom's cinema industry under Vision 2030. Held in Riyadh, the forum will feature numerous discussions and workshops, aiming to foster investment and innovation in Saudi Arabia's burgeoning film sector.