June 14, 2025
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US
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran retaliated for Israel's nuclear facility strikes with missile barrages throughout the night, killing three Israelis and prompting Israel's defense minister to warn "Tehran will burn" if attacks continued. The escalation overshadowed Trump's planned military parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary and his 79th birthday.

The domestic crisis exploded by afternoon when Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband were assassinated at their home, with State Senator John Hoffman wounded in a second attack. The gunman, identified as Vance Luther Boelter, had impersonated a police officer and possessed "No Kings" flyers in his vehicle along with a manifesto targeting dozens of Democratic officials including Governor Tim Walz.

As Trump's military parade proceeded with tanks and flyovers despite nationwide "No Kings" protests, authorities revealed Boelter was a former Walz appointee who operated a security company. The assassination occurred days after Hortman had voted with Republicans on immigration legislation, connecting the violence to the broader political tensions that had been building since the California National Guard deployment.
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Israel
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched approximately 200 ballistic missiles across multiple waves throughout the night, killing seven Israelis including 73-year-old Yisrael Aloni, Yevgenia Blinder, Etti Cohen Engel, and three women in Tamra near Haifa. The barrages targeted central and northern Israel, with direct hits in Ramat Gan and Rishon LeZion despite air defense interceptions.
Israel responded with unprecedented strikes deep inside Iran, with Netanyahu claiming "serious damage" to nuclear facilities. The IDF declared "the path to Tehran has been paved," announcing Israeli drones now patrol the Iranian capital "24 hours a day" and that over 70 aircraft operated freely in Iranian airspace. Israeli forces eliminated senior Iranian commanders including the Revolutionary Guards intelligence chief.
The exchange expanded beyond Iran as Israel simultaneously targeted the Houthi military leadership in Yemen. By evening, Iran launched a second major barrage of 100 missiles at northern Israel while Israeli jets bombed oil depots in Tehran, with Defense Minister Katz declaring "Tehran is burning."
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Germany
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched massive rocket barrages against Israel throughout the night and into Saturday, marking the regime's retaliation for Israel's strikes on nuclear facilities. German outlets reported casualties mounting on both sides, with at least three Israelis killed in Tel Aviv and multiple injuries from Iranian rockets hitting airports and residential areas.

By morning, Israeli Defense Minister Katz declared "Tehran will burn" if attacks continued, while Iran expanded threats to include US military bases. A second Iranian rocket wave struck Israel in the evening, injuring thirteen and killing one woman. Israeli forces simultaneously targeted Iranian oil storage facilities near Tehran, with videos showing burning fuel tanks.

The escalation prompted Trump to contact Putin regarding the crisis, though details remained unclear. German media assessed Israel's military operations as lacking an exit strategy despite demonstrating air superiority across western Iran. A separate political assassination in Minnesota saw Democratic politician Melissa Hortman and her husband killed in what the governor called a "political murder."
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France
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Israel's Defense Minister threatened that "Tehran will burn" if Iran continued its missile attacks, as the conflict entered its second day following Friday's Operation Rising Lion. Iranian missiles struck Tel Aviv buildings, killing at least three Israelis and wounding dozens more, while Israel claimed to have eliminated over 20 Iranian commanders and nine nuclear scientists.

Throughout the morning, Israel announced it was "currently" striking multiple Iranian sites, prompting Iran to close its airspace. By afternoon, Netanyahu declared Israel would target "all regime sites" in Iran, claiming Trump's "manifest support" for the operation.

Macron conducted diplomatic calls with both American and Iranian presidents, demanding that French citizens "not be targeted" and calling for the release of detained French nationals. Trump later stated the war "must stop" after speaking with Putin.

The day ended with renewed exchanges of fire, Israeli buildings hit, and the population moving in and out of shelters as the conflict showed no signs of abating.
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Lebanon
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Early morning headlines focused on Lebanon distancing itself from the Israel-Iran confrontation that emerged from yesterday's nuclear strikes. Lebanese officials maintained communication between the army and Hezbollah while Middle East Airlines suspended flights to Beirut due to security concerns.

By mid-morning, Israeli military claimed killing nine Iranian nuclear scientists, with Iranian media confirming three deaths. Lebanon reopened its airspace after temporary closure, though flights to Iraq remained canceled. President Aoun convened security meetings while emphasizing readiness to maintain stability.

The afternoon brought Netanyahu's declaration that Israel would bomb "every site and every target of the ayatollah regime," followed by reports of Ali Shamkhani's death. Iran's president stated nuclear negotiations would cease if Israeli attacks continued.

Evening coverage showed Israeli jets targeting fuel tanks in western Tehran, with Defense Minister Katz declaring "Tehran is burning." Lebanon closed its airport from 2-6 AM as Iranian television promised "violent and destructive attacks" within hours.
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Ukraine
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched missile strikes against Israeli military headquarters in Tel Aviv, completing the retaliation cycle that began with Israel's nuclear facility strikes the previous day. The attack prompted an emergency UN Security Council session as the Middle East escalation continued to dominate Ukrainian media coverage.

Ukraine conducted its fourth prisoner exchange this week, returning soldiers captured since 2022 under what appears to be an ongoing swap arrangement stemming from the Istanbul agreement. Zelensky announced exchanges would continue next week, marking an unprecedented frequency of prisoner returns.

Ukrainian forces struck deep into Russian territory, hitting chemical plants in Stavropol and Samara regions that produce explosives and ammunition. The General Staff confirmed successful strikes on military-industrial facilities, demonstrating continued long-range capabilities.

Trump and Putin held a phone conversation on Trump's birthday, with both leaders discussing the Ukraine conflict alongside Middle East tensions. Trump later claimed he told Putin the war must end.
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Palestine
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran's retaliation expanded throughout the day, launching six waves of ballistic missiles that killed three Israelis and wounded over 200. Iranian forces claimed downing two F-35 fighters while promising 2,000 missiles in the next barrage. The Iranian military declared entering "the next phase of war" and threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel escalated beyond Iran, launching what sources described as a "dramatic" strike on Yemen targeting the Houthis' chief of staff. Nine Iranian nuclear scientists were reportedly killed in the previous day's strikes, while Iran arrested five alleged Israeli spies. Netanyahu declared the "path to Tehran is paved" as Ben Gurion Airport closed and civilian aircraft were evacuated.

Gaza violence persisted with 90 killed over 48 hours, including targeting of aid seekers. Communications were gradually restored after three days of blackout. Palestinian resistance forces killed one Israeli soldier and wounded four others in Khan Younis operations.
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UK
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched sustained missile strikes against Tel Aviv through the night, killing at least three and injuring dozens as the Iron Dome system faltered. Tehran's Supreme Leader escalated beyond the previous day's nuclear facility exchanges by directly threatening UK, US and French military bases if they defended Israel.

By afternoon, Prime Minister Starmer announced RAF jets would deploy to the Middle East, marking Britain's direct military involvement in the conflict that began with Israel's "Operation Rising Lion" two days earlier. Iran warned of "heavy and destructive" imminent attacks while Israel struck oil installations, declaring "Tehran will burn."

The Royal Family appeared together at Trooping the Colour, with extensive coverage of Kate Middleton's return and Prince Louis charming crowds. Starmer separately announced a grooming gangs inquiry despite previously dismissing such calls as "far-right."

Fresh Iranian missile barrages entered Israeli airspace by evening as the conflict entered its second full day.
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Iran
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iranian state media reported launching six waves of missile strikes against Israel following yesterday's Israeli military operation that killed senior Revolutionary Guard commanders. State outlets claimed downing multiple Israeli F-35 fighter jets and hitting strategic targets including airbases. Iran cancelled nuclear negotiations with the US scheduled for Sunday in Muscat, with Foreign Minister Araqchi declaring talks "unjustifiable" amid Israeli attacks.

Netanyahu escalated rhetoric by threatening Israeli aircraft would appear "over Tehran's skies," while President Pezeshkian warned of "harsher responses" to continued aggression. Iranian media reported strikes on the South Pars gas field disrupted production. Supreme Leader Khamenei approved prisoner pardons as Tehran authorities ordered government employees to work from home through June 18th.

The escalation marked a complete breakdown of diplomatic efforts that began with the IAEA resolution three days earlier, transforming nuclear negotiations into direct military confrontation as both sides prepared for sustained conflict.
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Russia
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched four waves of ballistic missile strikes against Israel starting at midnight, with hundreds of rockets targeting Tel Aviv in response to yesterday's Israeli nuclear facility attacks. Russian outlets reported casualties rising to 70 wounded and three dead, while emphasizing Iran's threats to close the Hormuz Strait and strike Western targets supporting Israel.

By afternoon, Putin initiated a phone call with Trump to discuss the escalating Middle East crisis, with both leaders addressing Ukraine negotiations and Iran's nuclear capabilities. Trump stated peace was impossible if Iran possessed nuclear weapons while Putin condemned Israeli operations.

The exchanges continued throughout evening as Iran launched additional rocket barrages, with Israel claiming it could end the conflict "in days" while striking Iranian oil facilities. Russian state media positioned the country as a diplomatic mediator while simultaneously conducting another prisoner exchange with Ukraine, transferring 1,200 Ukrainian military bodies unilaterally alongside a separate swap of living prisoners.
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Italy
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Italian media tracked escalating Iran-Israel exchanges that moved beyond sequential strikes to simultaneous bombardments. Early morning reports showed casualty figures climbing from overnight Iranian missile attacks on Tel Aviv, with death tolls rising from one to four civilians. By midday, Israeli forces claimed destroying Iran's uranium enrichment facility at Isfahan and eliminating nine nuclear scientists, prompting Iran to threaten 2,000 missile deployment and cancel nuclear negotiations with the United States.

The conflict expanded as Iran threatened US, UK and French military bases, while Netanyahu declared Gaza a "secondary front" and warned Tehran would "burn." Evening brought the most intense exchange yet, with Iran launching over 100 missiles targeting Haifa and Tel Aviv as Israeli jets simultaneously struck Tehran's fuel depots, leaving the capital "in flames." Netanyahu announced Israel now "controls Iran's skies" and identified Khamenei as a direct target.

Putin contacted Trump offering Russian mediation while Britain deployed jets to the region.
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Japan
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Trump formally approved Nippon Steel's $14.8 billion U.S. Steel acquisition after midnight, reversing his previous opposition through a national security agreement that addressed Biden administration concerns. Japanese media reported the breakthrough repeatedly through early morning hours, marking resolution of trade tensions that had persisted through recent weeks of stalled negotiations.

Weather dominated domestic coverage as authorities issued landslide warnings for severe rainfall across regions from Kanto to Kyushu. The Bank of Japan signaled monetary policy adjustments, planning to reduce bond purchase cuts to 200 billion yen quarterly starting next spring.

Commentary on Trump's birthday included criticism describing him as unwanted royalty, contrasting with simultaneous coverage of the steel deal approval. Japan's chief negotiator remained noncommittal about securing broader tariff exemptions during upcoming G7 meetings, despite the steel breakthrough suggesting potential diplomatic progress.
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Netherlands
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched its second wave of rocket attacks during the night, with explosions reported in both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The escalation continued from the previous day's Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, with reports emerging of fires and explosions at Tehran airport. By morning, Israel claimed to have killed nine Iranian nuclear scientists and threatened further attacks, stating "Tehran will burn."

The conflict's scope expanded as Israel reported destroying air defenses around Tehran and claimed control over parts of Iranian airspace. Dutch media noted that Iran had expected Israeli retaliation only after the weekend, making military leaders easy targets.

Domestically, VVD leader Yesilgöz used her party congress to exclude both PVV and GroenLinks-PvdA from future coalitions. NSC faced leadership uncertainty as Nicolien van Vroonhoven became unavailable as potential party leader. The day concluded with reports of political violence in Minnesota, where a politician and her husband were shot dead by someone posing as a police officer.
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India
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
The Israel-Iran conflict escalated dramatically through three successive waves of missile exchanges. Iran launched "Operation True Promise 3" with over 150 missiles targeting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, breaching Israel's Iron Dome and killing at least 3 Israelis while injuring 63 others. Israeli Defense Minister threatened Tehran would "burn" if attacks continued, as Netanyahu declared from his bunker that "more is on the way."

By afternoon, Israeli strikes had reportedly killed 138 Iranians, including six nuclear scientists and two generals, while damaging the Natanz nuclear facility. Satellite imagery confirmed damage to Iranian nuclear sites as Israel claimed 40 hours of continuous bombardment hitting 150 targets. Iran canceled nuclear talks with the US, declaring them "meaningless."

The Air India crash investigation advanced with authorities revealing the pilot's final "Mayday" message about thrust failure at 650 feet. The death toll reached 275, with DNA matching completed for 19 victims and 11 bodies released to families. South Africa ended their 27-year championship drought by defeating Australia in the World Test Championship final.
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Poland
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched massive retaliation against Israel with over 100 drones and ballistic missiles targeting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, killing at least 60 civilians including children. Israel responded by destroying Iranian air defenses and threatening that "Tehran will burn" if attacks continue. Oil facilities in Tehran caught fire as Israeli aircraft claimed control over the city's airspace.

Prime Minister Tusk warned that the world stands closer to global conflict than at any time since World War II. Trump spoke with Putin about the escalating crisis, with Moscow condemning Israeli strikes.

Leaked audio recordings between Tusk and lawyer Giertych dominated domestic coverage throughout the day. The tapes revealed Tusk saying "God, I'm German" and Giertych calling opposition politicians "debiles." Right-wing media seized on the recordings as evidence of contempt for Polish citizens. By evening, prosecutors received formal complaints about the conversations.

Warsaw mayor Trzaskowski participated in an equality parade while coalition partner PSL warned it could withdraw support from the government.
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Spain
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Santos Cerdán announced he would surrender his parliamentary seat Monday while claiming the corruption scandal was a "montaje" or fabricated setup. UCO investigations revealed Acciona construction company as the central hub of the Koldo-Ábalos-Cerdán network, with prosecutors following money trails abroad and predicting more indictments. María Jesús Montero faced the challenge of leading PSOE battles after Cerdán's downfall damaged party leadership, while internal sources discussed advancing general elections to avoid contaminating regional races.

The Israel-Iran exchange escalated dramatically, with Israeli strikes reportedly killing nine Iranian nuclear scientists and Iran responding with new missile waves targeting Tel Aviv. Iranian officials claimed 78 deaths including 20 children from Israeli attacks, while Israeli warnings promised Tehran would "burn" if attacks continued.

Spanish journalism mourned Fernando Lázaro, "el pitufo" among El Mundo's founders, while media covered a shocking political assassination in Minnesota where a Democratic congresswoman and her husband were shot dead.
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Turkey
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
Iran launched its promised retaliation against Israel following the previous day's nuclear facility strikes, with waves of missiles reportedly targeting Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities. Turkish media portrayed the exchanges differently - pro-government outlets claimed devastating Iranian success while opposition sources noted intensifying attacks without specifying outcomes. The Nuclear Regulatory Authority assured radiation levels showed no increase in Turkey despite regional escalation.

President Erdoğan conducted diplomatic calls with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Jordan's King Abdullah, positioning Turkey as a mediator. CHP leader Özgür Özel directly challenged Erdoğan during a Bayburt rally, declaring "Turkey is not without an owner" and demanding televised court proceedings.

The Ferdi Zeyrek investigation advanced with three suspects detained in connection with the mayor's death. Domestic news included preparations for high school entrance exams, a major cannabis seizure in Diyarbakır, and weather warnings for heavy rainfall across 18 provinces starting the following day.
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China
14.06.2025
Saturday
71 days ago
State media coordination reached new intensity levels with cultural preservation messaging, as outlets synchronized around Xi Jinping's emphasis on protecting cultural relics and heritage. The messaging evolved from morning coverage of Sui Dynasty tablet preservation to afternoon themes about "letting Chinese civilization treasures endure forever." This represented a shift from the previous day's Chen Yun commemoration patterns.

Simultaneously, Central Asia summit preparation dominated coverage, with eight outlets publishing identical headlines about Xi's upcoming Kazakhstan visit and "inheriting thousand-year friendship." The coordination suggested diplomatic priorities amid regional positioning.

Iran's retaliatory missile strikes against Israel following the previous day's nuclear facility attacks continued generating coverage, with reports of casualties and escalating tensions. Chinese diplomatic messaging urged restraint while positioning Beijing as a mediating voice.

Healthcare corruption emerged as a domestic focus, with disciplinary authorities targeting medical sector profiteering. Taiwan's military preparedness faced scrutiny in war game exercises, raising questions about defensive capabilities.
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