Terrorist attack
The parties agreed to a silence regime on the condition of Hezbollah militants' withdrawal from South Litani. The next round of negotiations is scheduled for the week of June 22.
A court in Nigeria has sentenced four individuals to death for the murder of 41 people in a church. More than 100 others were injured during the terrorist attack in the city of Owo.
FBI agents shot and killed a man who held 10 hostages in a building containing a bank for 15 hours. All individuals were released unharmed; the perpetrator's motives are currently under investigation.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon have killed nine people, including paramedics. Hezbollah responded by shelling the north of the country amid negotiations in the US.
A person was killed and dozens were injured as a result of the Iranian attack on the airport and diplomatic missions of Kuwait. The US called the incident a deliberate attack by Tehran.
Oil prices rose by 2% due to Iranian attacks on Kuwait and U. S. strikes. A terminal at Kuwait's airport was damaged, and aviation operations have been partially restored.
Zelenskyy discussed air defense supplies with the Prime Minister of Norway following Russia's massive attack. Norway is ready to help.
Shots were fired at a market in Westerland, and one person was detained near the train station. Police are searching for others involved; a bullet hole was discovered in a hair salon window.
Iran launched missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, which were intercepted by US air defenses. In response, American forces destroyed a control station on Qeshm Island.
Cameras captured groups of people descending into the New York City sewer system at night. Authorities found no damage but are warning of deadly danger.
The White House will hold a new correspondents' dinner on July 24 following the disruption of the April event due to a shooting. Donald Trump has confirmed his participation in the event.
Mahmoud Qomati announced a refusal to stop attacks on northern Israel in exchange for the security of Beirut. The group promises a stronger response to any aggression.
On June 2, Ukrainians submitted over 2,500 applications regarding damaged property via Diia. More than 340,000 objects have already been recorded in the Registry since the start of the war.
The SBU detained a Russian agent in Zakarpattia who was collecting data on defense plants to prepare for attacks. He transmitted the data through his father in Kaliningrad.