News about Turkey, Kyiv, Ter Apel, Congo, and China (Monday, May 25)

The Turkish police cleared the CHP (Republican People's Party) office in Ankara using tear gas and rubber bullets. Following a court ruling, Özgür Özel had to leave. His election in 2023 was invalid, and Kemal Kilicdaroglu became leader.

Russia attacked Kyiv and the surrounding region at night with drones and rockets. Four people died, dozens were injured, and buildings were damaged. Zelensky says that Russia also used the Oreshnik rocket.

About 120 asylum seekers went from Ter Apel to emergency night shelter in Groningen on Sunday evening. According to the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers, there was no more space in the registration center. On Monday morning, 105 people returned, and the Red Cross provided meals in Ter Apel.

In Congo, 204 people have now died from Ebola. The Ministry of Health reports 867 possible infections in three provinces. According to the African health service, ten other countries are also at risk of infection.

China launched three astronauts to the Tiangong space station on Sunday. The Shenzhou-23 mission departed from the base in Jiuquan. One will likely stay for a year for research and the moon landing planned in 2030.