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Ukrainian attacks deepen Russia's fuel crisis, Putin acknowledges the shortage
Ukrainian drone strikes on energy facilities have increased fuel shortages in Russia. President Putin publicly acknowledged the severity of the situation during a meeting, confirming that fuel rationing is in place.
US Supreme Court upholds laws banning transgender women from playing on women's sports teams
The US Supreme Court ruled that state laws in Idaho and West Virginia preventing transgender women and girls from participating in women's sports teams are constitutional. The decision could affect other states with similar bans across the country.
American detained in Israel on suspicion of spying for Iran
Israeli police announced the detention of a 20-year-old American citizen suspected of photographing sensitive areas on behalf of Iranian intelligence. The suspect is said to have carried out various tasks for payment.
Iran: Clearing mines from the Strait of Hormuz is Tehran's responsibility, no intervention needed
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ismail Baghaei said that clearing the Strait of Hormuz of mines falls within Iran's area of responsibility and that there is no need for intervention by other parties.
US arms sale to Turkey worth $700 million sparks debate in Congress
The US is advancing a $700 million arms sale to NATO ally Turkey, which possesses Russian S-400 systems, bypassing Congress, drawing scrutiny from Democratic Representative Gregory Meeks.
South Korea and Ukraine agree to work jointly on North Korean prisoners of war in Ukraine
The foreign ministers of South Korea and Ukraine met in Tokyo and agreed to work together to resolve the situation of North Korean prisoners of war captured in Ukraine in accordance with international law. A South Korean official stated that constructive negotiations are underway and diplomatic efforts will continue.
117 dog remains found at California animal shelter; most have bullet wounds
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office discovered 117 dog remains and numerous bones during a search at Miranda's Rescue. X-ray results revealed many dogs had gunshot wounds.
Mississippi district attorney Jody Owens pleads guilty in federal bribery case, resigns
Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens resigned after pleading guilty to a conspiracy charge in a federal bribery investigation. Owens was accused of taking at least $115,000 in cash bribes during an FBI undercover operation in 2022.
Bulgarian defense minister announces US military aircraft have left the country
Bulgarian Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov announced that all US military aircraft deployed in the capital Sofia have left the country and their mission has ended. The Bulgarian government had previously extended the stay of 15 military aircraft and 500 technical personnel until June 30.
Russia to send two Be-200 aircraft to Turkey to combat forest fires at Turkey's request
The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Ankara announced that two Be-200 aircraft will soon arrive in Turkey to support firefighting efforts at the request of the Turkish side.

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