The world’s richest person, Elon Musk, has announced that he will help the victims who speak the truth about the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. On his social media website, X, Musk said he will cover the legal fees of any affected person who speaks the truth about Epstein. Musk made this announcement when American commentator Matt Walsh shared a video on his post, showing women claiming that they were abused by Epstein and his associates. Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted of human trafficking of minors for sex with Epstein.
Matt Walsh wrote in his post’s caption that he supports the Department of Justice releasing all files related to Jeffrey Epstein, but his question is, why the women who accuse Epstein’s associates of abuse have not publicly named them. Walsh further wrote that these women can easily name their abusers, but they are not doing so, possibly fearing legal consequences.
Heavy rainfall has been reported in the UK, leading to a flood warning in almost 100 areas. The Chief of the Indonesian Army has said that 8,000 soldiers will be deployed. A significant MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) has been signed between Saudi Arabia and Somalia regarding military cooperation. The agreement was reached in Riyadh between Somali Defense Minister Ahmed Mualim Faqi and Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman.
In Bangladesh, polling stations for the upcoming elections on February 12 have been classified as high and medium risk. Transparency International’s latest report shows Pakistan has improved its ranking to 136th position. Kensington Palace has finally released a statement regarding the ongoing controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein.
Prince William has started his first official visit to Saudi Arabia, considered a significant diplomatic trip. In Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, three minor sisters attempted to take their lives by jumping from the 9th floor after their parents banned them from playing online games. However, during the investigation, shocking revelations have come to light. The election campaign for the upcoming general elections in Bangladesh has come to an end. US President Donald Trump’s opposition to annexing the occupied West Bank to Israel has been expressed.
Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted of human trafficking of minors for sex with Epstein. Mailmen set a truck on fire on the road and then attempted to create a scene by turning on their police-style lights, as if they were handling an unexpected situation. The British government has demanded that Israel return control of the West Bank. Speculations are rising about the resignation of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The resignation of his Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, has increased political pressure. Prince William has arrived in Saudi Arabia on his first official visit.
The Iraqi government has executed Major General Saadon Sabri Jamil al-Qaisi, a close associate of Saddam Hussein. A change has been made in the Pakistan team. Osman Tarique has replaced Salman Mirza: Salman Ali Agha. The meeting between PTI’s lawyer, Barrister Salman Safdar, and Prime Minister Imran Khan has ended. Indian actress, model, and TV host Mini Mathur criticized Indian airline Indigo for making her 86-year-old father walk almost a kilometer to collect his cabin baggage. Senior Civil Judge Abbas Shah has begun hearing a case against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Suhail Anwar Ahmed Khan regarding false allegations against state institutions and damage to his reputation. PTI leader Javed Akbar said that PTI is my home.
