June 13, 2025
US
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched unprecedented strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and military targets shortly after midnight, killing top Iranian commanders including IRGC chief Hossein Salami and nuclear scientists. The operation, dubbed "Rising Lion," targeted Tehran's nuclear infrastructure with sophisticated Mossad infiltration preceding the attacks—agents had planted weapons and tricked Iranian officials into fatal meetings.
Iran responded with waves of ballistic missiles and over 100 drones throughout the day, breaking through Israeli air defenses and causing damage in Tel Aviv. By evening, Iran had launched three separate missile barrages while the US actively assisted Israel's interception efforts.
Trump praised the strikes as "excellent" while warning Iran to "make a deal now or it will get worse," though reports suggested he had initially asked Israel to delay the operation. The escalation overshadowed domestic legal battles over California's National Guard control, which continued ping-ponging between courts as the Padilla detention controversy from the previous day sparked calls for Kristi Noem's resignation.
Iran responded with waves of ballistic missiles and over 100 drones throughout the day, breaking through Israeli air defenses and causing damage in Tel Aviv. By evening, Iran had launched three separate missile barrages while the US actively assisted Israel's interception efforts.
Trump praised the strikes as "excellent" while warning Iran to "make a deal now or it will get worse," though reports suggested he had initially asked Israel to delay the operation. The escalation overshadowed domestic legal battles over California's National Guard control, which continued ping-ponging between courts as the Padilla detention controversy from the previous day sparked calls for Kristi Noem's resignation.
Israel
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched Operation "Lion's Den" against Iran shortly after midnight, executing the strike that had been postponed since April. The operation targeted nuclear facilities at Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow, while eliminating Iran's military leadership including Chief of Staff Mohammad Bagheri, Revolutionary Guard Commander Hussein Salami, and reportedly Quds Force Commander Ismail Qaani.
Iran retaliated with multiple missile barrages totaling approximately 200 projectiles. The first wave of 100 drones was intercepted outside Israeli borders, but subsequent missile attacks penetrated air defenses, striking Tel Aviv and surrounding areas. Casualty reports climbed throughout the evening from initial reports of five wounded to over 60 injured, with one woman killed and two critically wounded.
The exchange continued for nearly 24 hours, with Israel conducting follow-up strikes on Iranian airports, ports, and military installations while Iranian missiles triggered nationwide alerts. Home Front Command repeatedly ordered civilians into shelters as the most significant direct military exchange between the countries unfolded.
Iran retaliated with multiple missile barrages totaling approximately 200 projectiles. The first wave of 100 drones was intercepted outside Israeli borders, but subsequent missile attacks penetrated air defenses, striking Tel Aviv and surrounding areas. Casualty reports climbed throughout the evening from initial reports of five wounded to over 60 injured, with one woman killed and two critically wounded.
The exchange continued for nearly 24 hours, with Israel conducting follow-up strikes on Iranian airports, ports, and military installations while Iranian missiles triggered nationwide alerts. Home Front Command repeatedly ordered civilians into shelters as the most significant direct military exchange between the countries unfolded.
Germany
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli warplanes launched what Defense Minister called a "preventive strike" against Iranian nuclear facilities shortly after midnight, with explosions reported around Tehran. The operation, codenamed "Rising Lion," killed high-ranking Iranian military officials including the Revolutionary Guard commander and Iran's army chief.
Iran responded by launching over 100 drones toward Israel, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency. By morning, Iranian Foreign Minister declared the strikes a "war declaration." Israel launched a second wave of attacks targeting additional nuclear sites, reportedly destroying a uranium conversion facility in Isfahan.
The escalation continued throughout the evening as Iran fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities in three waves, causing casualties in Tel Aviv. Israeli civilians were ordered into shelters before being allowed to leave as the immediate exchange appeared to conclude. German outlets reported this as the most severe Middle East escalation in decades, with Chancellor Merz warning about broader regional war while the EU complained of being sidelined from developments.
Iran responded by launching over 100 drones toward Israel, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency. By morning, Iranian Foreign Minister declared the strikes a "war declaration." Israel launched a second wave of attacks targeting additional nuclear sites, reportedly destroying a uranium conversion facility in Isfahan.
The escalation continued throughout the evening as Iran fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities in three waves, causing casualties in Tel Aviv. Israeli civilians were ordered into shelters before being allowed to leave as the immediate exchange appeared to conclude. German outlets reported this as the most severe Middle East escalation in decades, with Chancellor Merz warning about broader regional war while the EU complained of being sidelined from developments.
France
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched Operation "Rising Lion" against Iran at 2:58 AM, deploying 200 aircraft to strike nuclear facilities and military targets. Netanyahu claimed to have hit "the heart of Iran's military nuclear program" and killed Revolutionary Guard commander Hossein Salami. Iran responded by launching hundreds of ballistic missiles at Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem, causing 34 Israeli casualties while reporting 78 dead from the Israeli strikes.
Macron announced France would participate in Israel's defense if attacked, while strengthening domestic Sentinelle security operations. The Air India crash story from yesterday continued with survivor accounts and investigations.
Domestically, four people died in a bus crash carrying Ukrainian passengers in Sarthe. French students took their baccalaureate French exam, working on texts by Musset, Corneille, and Barbey d'Aurevilly. Storm warnings expanded to 28 departments as severe weather approached Paris.
Macron announced France would participate in Israel's defense if attacked, while strengthening domestic Sentinelle security operations. The Air India crash story from yesterday continued with survivor accounts and investigations.
Domestically, four people died in a bus crash carrying Ukrainian passengers in Sarthe. French students took their baccalaureate French exam, working on texts by Musset, Corneille, and Barbey d'Aurevilly. Storm warnings expanded to 28 departments as severe weather approached Paris.
Lebanon
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel executed strikes against Iran during pre-dawn hours, reportedly killing at least 20 senior Iranian commanders including Revolutionary Guard aerospace chief and nuclear scientists. Lebanese media provided extensive coverage of what outlets termed a "preemptive strike" targeting nuclear facilities and military leadership.
Lebanon's government moved quickly to distance itself from escalation. The state delivered a message to Hezbollah that "the time of bypassing the state in declaring war has ended," while President Aoun cut short his Vatican visit. Foreign Minister Salam monitored developments and called for stability measures.
By afternoon, Iran prepared retaliation with 100 ballistic missiles as Netanyahu warned of "several waves" of attacks. Lebanon closed its airspace as missiles were detected over Lebanese territory. Airlines canceled flights while the government sought to spare Lebanon from conflict repercussions. The strikes represented a dramatic escalation from yesterday's diplomatic efforts, with Trump's earlier restraint giving way to major military action.
Lebanon's government moved quickly to distance itself from escalation. The state delivered a message to Hezbollah that "the time of bypassing the state in declaring war has ended," while President Aoun cut short his Vatican visit. Foreign Minister Salam monitored developments and called for stability measures.
By afternoon, Iran prepared retaliation with 100 ballistic missiles as Netanyahu warned of "several waves" of attacks. Lebanon closed its airspace as missiles were detected over Lebanese territory. Airlines canceled flights while the government sought to spare Lebanon from conflict repercussions. The strikes represented a dramatic escalation from yesterday's diplomatic efforts, with Trump's earlier restraint giving way to major military action.
Ukraine
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli warplanes struck Iranian nuclear facilities overnight, with Ukrainian media tracking the operation closely given Iran's military cooperation with Russia. By morning, satellite imagery revealed damage to installations in Natanz and Kermanshah, while the IAEA confirmed radiation contamination inside key facilities. Israel published casualty lists of eliminated Iranian military officials and nuclear scientists.
Ukrainian outlets framed Iran as a regional threat source, with the Foreign Ministry recommending citizens avoid Middle East travel. The coverage emphasized Iran's role in supplying Russia with weapons used against Ukraine.
On domestic fronts, Russia returned bodies of 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers while launching another offensive in Sumy region, advancing 20 kilometers. Ukraine entered its first ballistic missile into serial production. By evening, Iran retaliated with fewer than 100 rockets against Israel, most intercepted, while Ukrainian forces reported 209 frontline clashes concentrated in Pokrovsk sector.
Ukrainian outlets framed Iran as a regional threat source, with the Foreign Ministry recommending citizens avoid Middle East travel. The coverage emphasized Iran's role in supplying Russia with weapons used against Ukraine.
On domestic fronts, Russia returned bodies of 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers while launching another offensive in Sumy region, advancing 20 kilometers. Ukraine entered its first ballistic missile into serial production. By evening, Iran retaliated with fewer than 100 rockets against Israel, most intercepted, while Ukrainian forces reported 209 frontline clashes concentrated in Pokrovsk sector.
Palestine
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched extensive strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities before dawn, targeting the Natanz reactor and assassinating Revolutionary Guard commanders and nuclear scientists in Tehran. Israeli sources described eight months of preparation for the operation, while Netanyahu declared it marked a "historic turning point" against the Iranian axis.
Iran initially announced it was "fighting a battle in the sky" but promised unlimited retaliation. By evening, Iran launched "Al-Waad Al-Sadeq 3" operation, with dozens of ballistic missiles striking central Tel Aviv directly. Israeli media reported the city was "in shock" with widespread destruction, missing persons, and one confirmed Israeli death.
Regional powers scrambled to contain escalation. Israel relocated its aircraft fleet to Greece and Cyprus, while Washington deployed destroyers to the region. France and Saudi Arabia postponed their two-state solution conference. Gaza remained under digital isolation for a third consecutive day as the conflict entered its 616th day.
Iran initially announced it was "fighting a battle in the sky" but promised unlimited retaliation. By evening, Iran launched "Al-Waad Al-Sadeq 3" operation, with dozens of ballistic missiles striking central Tel Aviv directly. Israeli media reported the city was "in shock" with widespread destruction, missing persons, and one confirmed Israeli death.
Regional powers scrambled to contain escalation. Israel relocated its aircraft fleet to Greece and Cyprus, while Washington deployed destroyers to the region. France and Saudi Arabia postponed their two-state solution conference. Gaza remained under digital isolation for a third consecutive day as the conflict entered its 616th day.
UK
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" against Iran's nuclear facilities just after midnight, using over 200 fighter jets to strike dozens of targets including nuclear sites and killing Revolutionary Guard commanders. The operation escalated throughout the day as Iran retaliated with ballistic missiles striking Tel Aviv by evening, with 78 reported dead and hundreds injured.
The Air India crash story from yesterday developed as the sole British survivor provided detailed accounts of his escape, describing how he "opened his eyes, realized he was alive and slipped out of the plane" while watching flight attendants die. Investigators recovered the black box as families awaited answers about what killed 241 passengers.
Trump called the Israeli strikes "excellent" and warned there was "more to come," while European leaders called for de-escalation. The King's Birthday Honours list emerged late in the day, with David Beckham finally receiving his knighthood alongside Luke Littler and other recipients.
The Air India crash story from yesterday developed as the sole British survivor provided detailed accounts of his escape, describing how he "opened his eyes, realized he was alive and slipped out of the plane" while watching flight attendants die. Investigators recovered the black box as families awaited answers about what killed 241 passengers.
Trump called the Israeli strikes "excellent" and warned there was "more to come," while European leaders called for de-escalation. The King's Birthday Honours list emerged late in the day, with David Beckham finally receiving his knighthood alongside Luke Littler and other recipients.
Iran
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Shortly after midnight, Iranian media reported explosions across Tehran as Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" against Iranian military targets. By dawn, state outlets confirmed the deaths of Revolutionary Guard Chief Hossein Salami, Armed Forces Chief Mohammad Bagheri, and nuclear scientists. The strikes followed yesterday's IAEA resolution that triggered Iran's nuclear escalation threats.
Iran's leadership responded with coordinated messaging of retaliation. Khamenei warned of "severe punishment" while new military appointments were announced within hours. By afternoon, the Supreme Leader delivered a televised address promising armed forces would "make the vile Zionist regime miserable."
The escalation culminated in evening missile strikes as Iran launched "True Promise III" operation, firing 200 ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv and Haifa. State media claimed successful hits and destruction of Israeli F-35 jets. The events transformed the nuclear standoff from diplomatic pressure into direct military confrontation.
Iran's leadership responded with coordinated messaging of retaliation. Khamenei warned of "severe punishment" while new military appointments were announced within hours. By afternoon, the Supreme Leader delivered a televised address promising armed forces would "make the vile Zionist regime miserable."
The escalation culminated in evening missile strikes as Iran launched "True Promise III" operation, firing 200 ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv and Haifa. State media claimed successful hits and destruction of Israeli F-35 jets. The events transformed the nuclear standoff from diplomatic pressure into direct military confrontation.
Russia
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Beginning at midnight, Russian outlets reported Israel launched "Operation Nation of Lions" against Iranian nuclear facilities, with approximately 250 strikes targeting Tehran and other cities. State media emphasized Israeli claims of killing Iran's Revolutionary Guard commander and chief of general staff, while Netanyahu announced targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure as a "point of no return."
Putin positioned himself as mediator through separate phone conversations with both Iranian President and Israeli Prime Minister by evening, offering Russian mediation services. The Kremlin condemned the strikes as "dramatic escalation" while continuing prisoner exchanges with Ukraine - transferring 1,200 Ukrainian military bodies while Ukraine reportedly failed to return Russian remains.
Iran's retaliation materialized by evening with 150-200 ballistic missiles targeting Israeli military installations, including reported strikes on Israel's Defense Ministry headquarters. Russian coverage framed the escalation as potentially triggering regional war while highlighting Iran's "Severe Punishment" operation against Israeli airbases and missile production facilities.
Putin positioned himself as mediator through separate phone conversations with both Iranian President and Israeli Prime Minister by evening, offering Russian mediation services. The Kremlin condemned the strikes as "dramatic escalation" while continuing prisoner exchanges with Ukraine - transferring 1,200 Ukrainian military bodies while Ukraine reportedly failed to return Russian remains.
Iran's retaliation materialized by evening with 150-200 ballistic missiles targeting Israeli military installations, including reported strikes on Israel's Defense Ministry headquarters. Russian coverage framed the escalation as potentially triggering regional war while highlighting Iran's "Severe Punishment" operation against Israeli airbases and missile production facilities.
Italy
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli forces launched comprehensive strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities shortly after midnight, targeting installations in Tehran and killing key military commanders including the Revolutionary Guards chief. Netanyahu declared a 14-day military campaign while Iran retaliated with hundreds of ballistic missiles against Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, injuring over 60 people and killing one woman.
The escalation followed yesterday's Air India crash investigation developments, as Trump had previously discouraged Israeli action despite diplomatic evacuations. By evening, Israeli jets struck Khamenei's residential compound while Iran claimed downing two Israeli aircraft and capturing a pilot.
Italian authorities arrested the suspected Villa Pamphili killer in Greece, resolving the murder case that emerged during previous days' coverage. The conflict prompted emergency government meetings as markets responded with surging oil and gold prices.
The escalation followed yesterday's Air India crash investigation developments, as Trump had previously discouraged Israeli action despite diplomatic evacuations. By evening, Israeli jets struck Khamenei's residential compound while Iran claimed downing two Israeli aircraft and capturing a pilot.
Italian authorities arrested the suspected Villa Pamphili killer in Greece, resolving the murder case that emerged during previous days' coverage. The conflict prompted emergency government meetings as markets responded with surging oil and gold prices.
Japan
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched what it called a "preemptive strike" against Iran's nuclear facilities and military targets after midnight, escalating beyond the previous days' diplomatic tensions. The attacks killed Iran's military chief of staff and Revolutionary Guard commander, prompting Iranian retaliation declarations. Asian markets opened with significant declines as oil prices surged 13%, continuing the economic volatility that began with recent trade uncertainties.
Japan condemned the nuclear facility strikes while seeking G7 coordination to reduce tensions, building on its diplomatic positioning from recent days. Prime Minister Ishiba simultaneously announced universal 20,000 yen cash payments, expanding from the Liberal Democratic Party's earlier 40,000 yen proposal, and defended the program against criticism of wasteful spending.
Iran's attempted drone retaliation was intercepted by late morning, while Japan issued travel advisories for Iran. Ishiba arranged a Trump meeting during G7 proceedings, continuing Japan's strategy for tariff exemptions that emerged from recent bilateral discussions.
Japan condemned the nuclear facility strikes while seeking G7 coordination to reduce tensions, building on its diplomatic positioning from recent days. Prime Minister Ishiba simultaneously announced universal 20,000 yen cash payments, expanding from the Liberal Democratic Party's earlier 40,000 yen proposal, and defended the program against criticism of wasteful spending.
Iran's attempted drone retaliation was intercepted by late morning, while Japan issued travel advisories for Iran. Ishiba arranged a Trump meeting during G7 proceedings, continuing Japan's strategy for tariff exemptions that emerged from recent bilateral discussions.
Netherlands
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities dominated coverage throughout the day, beginning with reports of attacks on "dozens" of sites and escalating into a full military exchange. Morning headlines focused on explosions in Tehran and the targeting of nuclear scientists, with casualty reports climbing from initial Revolutionary Guard leadership deaths to 70 fatalities by afternoon.
Iran's retaliation intensified as the day progressed, launching first drone swarms then hundreds of rockets targeting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem by evening. Israeli civilians were ordered to shelters as explosions struck both cities, marking a dramatic escalation from previous exchanges.
The conflict's immediate economic impact reached Dutch consumers through rising gasoline prices. Netanyahu revealed the strikes were originally planned for April, with US knowledge. Trump issued threats to Iran while facing domestic protests during his birthday military parade.
Domestically, the new NATO spending requirements sparked debate over potential cuts to healthcare and social security, while Olaf Sleijpen was appointed as the new central bank president.
Iran's retaliation intensified as the day progressed, launching first drone swarms then hundreds of rockets targeting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem by evening. Israeli civilians were ordered to shelters as explosions struck both cities, marking a dramatic escalation from previous exchanges.
The conflict's immediate economic impact reached Dutch consumers through rising gasoline prices. Netanyahu revealed the strikes were originally planned for April, with US knowledge. Trump issued threats to Iran while facing domestic protests during his birthday military parade.
Domestically, the new NATO spending requirements sparked debate over potential cuts to healthcare and social security, while Olaf Sleijpen was appointed as the new central bank president.
India
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Modi arrived in Ahmedabad at dawn to inspect the Air India crash site where 241 passengers died, meeting the lone survivor Vishwas Kumar at Civil Hospital before conducting crisis meetings at the airport. Investigators recovered the black box from a hostel rooftop 28 hours after the crash, while authorities ordered safety inspections of all Boeing Dreamliner aircraft following the disaster.
Simultaneously, Israeli forces launched devastating strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, reportedly killing six Iranian nuclear scientists and military commanders. Iran retaliated with drone swarms, escalating the conflict as Netanyahu briefed Modi by phone about the operations. The Middle East crisis dominated international coverage while crude oil prices surged.
By evening, Israel launched a second wave of attacks on Iranian nuclear sites, prompting Iran to fire over 100 ballistic missiles at Israeli cities. Air raid sirens echoed across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as the conflict intensified, with both nations appearing locked in direct military confrontation.
Simultaneously, Israeli forces launched devastating strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, reportedly killing six Iranian nuclear scientists and military commanders. Iran retaliated with drone swarms, escalating the conflict as Netanyahu briefed Modi by phone about the operations. The Middle East crisis dominated international coverage while crude oil prices surged.
By evening, Israel launched a second wave of attacks on Iranian nuclear sites, prompting Iran to fire over 100 ballistic missiles at Israeli cities. Air raid sirens echoed across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as the conflict intensified, with both nations appearing locked in direct military confrontation.
Poland
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" against Iran before dawn, targeting nuclear facilities and military leadership in what media described as the most serious attack in history. Iranian retaliation followed with over 150 missiles reaching Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, prompting red alerts across Israel. Reports emerged of 78 deaths and radioactive leaks from damaged nuclear sites.
The escalation disrupted President Duda's return flight from Singapore, forcing route changes due to closed Middle Eastern airspace. Trump called the Israeli strike "excellent" while convening the National Security Council.
Domestically, opposition media released audio recordings of conversations between Prime Minister Tusk and lawyer Giertych, with right-wing outlets describing the content as showing contempt for Polish citizens. A Russian reconnaissance aircraft violated Polish airspace over the Baltic, prompting British fighter jets to scramble.
The Iran-Israel conflict overshadowed other political developments as Poland monitored potential citizen evacuations from the region.
The escalation disrupted President Duda's return flight from Singapore, forcing route changes due to closed Middle Eastern airspace. Trump called the Israeli strike "excellent" while convening the National Security Council.
Domestically, opposition media released audio recordings of conversations between Prime Minister Tusk and lawyer Giertych, with right-wing outlets describing the content as showing contempt for Polish citizens. A Russian reconnaissance aircraft violated Polish airspace over the Baltic, prompting British fighter jets to scramble.
The Iran-Israel conflict overshadowed other political developments as Poland monitored potential citizen evacuations from the region.
Spain
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli forces struck Iranian nuclear facilities overnight, killing the Revolutionary Guard chief and triggering Iran's massive missile retaliation by evening. Hundreds of ballistic missiles hit Tel Aviv, causing dozens of injuries and one death across three waves of attacks.
The UCO corruption recordings dominated domestic coverage, revealing the financial mechanics behind Santos Cerdán's resignation the previous day. Audio captured Koldo telling Cerdán "I need some money, boss, because I gave it all to him" regarding Ábalos, while other recordings showed discussions of 450,000-euro payments and crude comments about placing associates in government positions. The investigation now implicates Venezuelan oil money and resurrects accusations of rigged 2014 PSOE primaries.
Government spokesperson Bolaños ruled out a confidence vote while former Andalusian leader Susana Díaz joined calls for early elections, describing reaching 2027 as "announcing a slow death" for the party. The escalating Middle East conflict overshadowed but did not eclipse the corruption scandal's expanding reach into PSOE's core structure.
The UCO corruption recordings dominated domestic coverage, revealing the financial mechanics behind Santos Cerdán's resignation the previous day. Audio captured Koldo telling Cerdán "I need some money, boss, because I gave it all to him" regarding Ábalos, while other recordings showed discussions of 450,000-euro payments and crude comments about placing associates in government positions. The investigation now implicates Venezuelan oil money and resurrects accusations of rigged 2014 PSOE primaries.
Government spokesperson Bolaños ruled out a confidence vote while former Andalusian leader Susana Díaz joined calls for early elections, describing reaching 2027 as "announcing a slow death" for the party. The escalating Middle East conflict overshadowed but did not eclipse the corruption scandal's expanding reach into PSOE's core structure.
Turkey
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion" against Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missile sites, and military headquarters overnight, marking a significant escalation from previous regional tensions. Iranian media reported high-ranking casualties including military commanders, while Iran vowed immediate retaliation with hundreds of missiles and drones.
Turkish officials condemned the strikes throughout the day, with President Erdoğan calling Israel's actions "banditry" that requires international intervention. The government launched investigations into social media posts deemed provocative regarding the conflict.
Domestically, a health crisis emerged as Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever killed seven people with 39 total cases reported in one city. The investigation into Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek's death continued with requests for additional expert reports. Three arrests were made in the Özge Bedir murder case, while forest fires broke out in multiple provinces during summer conditions.
Turkish officials condemned the strikes throughout the day, with President Erdoğan calling Israel's actions "banditry" that requires international intervention. The government launched investigations into social media posts deemed provocative regarding the conflict.
Domestically, a health crisis emerged as Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever killed seven people with 39 total cases reported in one city. The investigation into Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek's death continued with requests for additional expert reports. Three arrests were made in the Özge Bedir murder case, while forest fires broke out in multiple provinces during summer conditions.
China
•13.06.2025
•Friday
•72 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities killed the Revolutionary Guard commander and six nuclear scientists, prompting Iran to launch over 100 drones in retaliation. Oil prices surged 12% while the US ordered personnel evacuations from Iraq.
State media coordination patterns shifted throughout the day. Morning coverage synchronized around Xi Jinping's planned attendance at the China-Central Asia Summit, with multiple outlets publishing identical headlines. The coordination then pivoted to commemorating Chen Yun's 120th birth anniversary, reaching peak intensity as seven outlets carried identical headlines about Xi's speech praising the veteran Communist leader's legacy.
Hong Kong authorities conducted their first known joint operation with Beijing's national security office, searching homes for suspected foreign collusion. The territory also established a hotline for reporting employers who replace local workers with imported staff.
China's demographic crisis deepened with 28,000 kindergartens and primary schools closing in one year due to declining birth rates.
State media coordination patterns shifted throughout the day. Morning coverage synchronized around Xi Jinping's planned attendance at the China-Central Asia Summit, with multiple outlets publishing identical headlines. The coordination then pivoted to commemorating Chen Yun's 120th birth anniversary, reaching peak intensity as seven outlets carried identical headlines about Xi's speech praising the veteran Communist leader's legacy.
Hong Kong authorities conducted their first known joint operation with Beijing's national security office, searching homes for suspected foreign collusion. The territory also established a hotline for reporting employers who replace local workers with imported staff.
China's demographic crisis deepened with 28,000 kindergartens and primary schools closing in one year due to declining birth rates.
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