June 24, 2025
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US
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced at midnight that Israel and Iran had agreed to a "complete and total ceasefire" ending the 12-day war, but the agreement unraveled within hours. Iran launched missiles at Israel shortly after the announcement, killing at least five people, while Israel prepared retaliatory strikes on Tehran.

By mid-morning, Trump erupted in profanity-laden criticism of both sides, saying they "don't know what the f*** they're doing." He intervened by phone with Netanyahu to prevent Israeli retaliation, briefly restoring the ceasefire before it collapsed again with fresh Iranian missile attacks.

Intelligence assessments contradicted Trump's earlier claims about destroying Iran's nuclear program, indicating the strikes only set back Iranian capabilities by months rather than obliterating them. Iran claimed its nuclear facilities were already back online.

The Supreme Court separately ruled to allow Trump's deportation of immigrants to third countries, while ICE arrested 11 Iranian nationals amid fears of sleeper cells. Over 100 Democrats joined Republicans to block their own party's Trump impeachment effort.
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Israel
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced a ceasefire at 1 AM following his previous day's destruction of Iran's nuclear program, but Iran immediately violated the agreement by firing missiles at Israel hours before the 7 AM deadline. A direct hit on a residential building in Beersheba killed four people, including 18-year-old soldier Eitan Zaks, his mother Michal, and his girlfriend Noa Boguslavsky.
Israel prepared massive retaliation, but when Iran fired additional missiles three hours after the ceasefire began, Trump intervened dramatically. He publicly ordered Israeli pilots to return home, telling Israel "don't drop those bombs" and expressing particular anger at Israeli actions. Following a tense phone call with Netanyahu, Israel scaled back its planned assault to a single symbolic strike on an Iranian radar installation.
Israeli media described officials as "stunned" and "embarrassed" by Trump's intervention. The Home Front Command lifted all restrictions nationwide, allowing schools to reopen after the 12-day conflict. Netanyahu declared "historic victory" while Trump suggested he might collect on this favor during future Gaza negotiations.
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Germany
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's announced ceasefire began unraveling within hours. German outlets tracked contradictory claims as Iran denied any agreement while Trump declared "complete and total" cessation by dawn. Israeli airspace reopened briefly before new rocket alerts sounded.

By mid-morning, fresh Iranian missile strikes prompted Trump's profanity-laced confrontation with Netanyahu. Publications quoted his "What the fuck" response as Israel prepared retaliatory bombing runs. Trump publicly ordered Israeli warplanes to return, threatening both sides over violations.

Intelligence reports contradicted Trump's nuclear facility destruction claims. US agencies indicated Iran's atomic program faced months of delays rather than elimination, undermining the president's victory narrative.

Domestically, Germany's highest administrative court overturned the Compact magazine ban, ruling press freedom protections applied despite extremist content. Chancellor Merz delivered his NATO summit statement, rejecting appeasement while promising increased defense spending. Finance Minister Klingbeil presented a budget prioritizing military expenditure and pensions over fiscal restraint.
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France
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's announced ceasefire between Israel and Iran collapsed within hours of its supposed implementation. After initially claiming both sides had accepted a "total ceasefire," the agreement unraveled by morning when Israeli forces detected Iranian missile strikes. Israel's defense minister promised "high-intensity" retaliation, while Iran denied launching any missiles.

By mid-morning, Trump expressed frustration with both countries, saying they "don't know what they're doing" and telling Israel to "really calm down." Despite the chaos, he maintained the ceasefire remained "in effect." Netanyahu later claimed he had "restrained" himself from further strikes after speaking with Trump.

Both sides eventually declared victory in what they termed the "twelve-day war," with Iran's president announcing its end while Netanyahu claimed a "historic victory."

Domestically, the pension reform talks collapsed completely, prompting Socialist deputies to file a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Bayrou. The government also ordered the immediate immobilization of 1.7 million vehicles with defective Takata airbags.
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Lebanon
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
The twelve-day Iran-Israel war officially ended at dawn as Trump announced the ceasefire, with Netanyahu claiming Israel achieved its goal of eliminating Iran's nuclear threat. Middle East Airlines immediately scheduled exceptional flights to compensate for canceled routes during the conflict.

Confusion emerged within hours as Iranian missiles were reportedly fired toward Israel despite the truce, prompting Israeli threats of retaliation. Iran then denied launching any rockets, leaving the ceasefire's status unclear. Iranian officials claimed their responses had forced Israel to halt attacks while maintaining full readiness.

Lebanese officials used the moment to advance domestic agendas. Kataeb leader Gemayel declared they would resolve unauthorized weapons "amicably" but would not accept living under arms outside state control. From Doha, Prime Minister Salam emphasized Lebanon's neutrality success in avoiding war entanglement.

By evening, Trump told Netanyahu "our mission is finished," while Lebanese forces arrested a senior ISIS leader, suggesting security operations continued despite regional calm.
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Ukraine
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Media tracked rising casualties from Russia's ballistic missile strike on Dnipro throughout the day, with death toll climbing from initial reports of one fatality to seventeen dead and 279 wounded by evening. Ukrainian outlets published continuous updates as rescue operations continued.

NATO leaders convened in The Hague, announcing $40 billion in security aid for Ukraine. Zelensky arrived at the summit and planned meetings with Trump, who indicated their encounter could happen within two days. Secretary-General Rutte dismissed Istanbul peace negotiations as unserious while Ukrainian intelligence revealed Russia plans to train 600 Chinese troops in countering NATO weapons using Ukraine war experience.

Earlier overnight attacks on Sumy region killed three including an 8-year-old boy, with air defenses intercepting 78 of 97 drones launched nationwide. The frontline recorded 165 combat engagements. Trump's Israel-Iran ceasefire faced immediate violations, prompting his criticism of both parties for breaching the agreement within hours of its announcement.
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Palestine
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Palestinian media reported that Iran and Israel exchanged massive missile strikes before Trump announced a ceasefire agreement by dawn. Iran's final barrage killed eight Israeli settlers in Beer Sheva, while Trump later accused both sides of violating the ceasefire within hours.

Gaza dominated coverage as Israeli forces killed 94 Palestinians, including 60 waiting for aid distributions. Sources described these as calculated "death traps," with total casualties from aid-seeking reaching 516 since May 27. Palestinian resistance conducted a compound ambush in Khan Younis, killing between 3-8 Israeli soldiers according to varying reports.

Qatar expressed hope for resuming Gaza ceasefire negotiations within two days, while German and French officials called for immediate Gaza ceasefire. Al-Aqsa Mosque reopened after 12 days of Israeli closure. American assessments suggested Iran's nuclear program was set back months rather than destroyed, contradicting earlier claims of complete elimination.
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UK
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's declared ceasefire between Iran and Israel unraveled within hours of its announcement. British media reported the deal taking effect at dawn, with both sides initially confirming participation. By mid-morning, Israel accused Iran of launching fresh missiles, prompting threats to strike "the heart of Tehran."

Trump's response escalated dramatically through the day. He initially expressed displeasure with both parties, then delivered an explosive televised outburst using profanity while ordering Netanyahu "do not drop those bombs." The president made urgent calls to salvage the agreement after his public tirade.

By evening, outlets reported the ceasefire had stabilized, with both sides claiming victory. Intelligence leaks revealed Trump's earlier nuclear strikes were less effective than claimed, prompting White House fury over classified disclosures.

Domestically, over 100 Labour MPs mobilized against Starmer's welfare cuts, while government documents urged Britons to "actively prepare" for war on home soil, naming Russia and Iran as threats.
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Iran
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel beginning at 4 AM, claiming both nations had agreed to halt hostilities. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi responded conditionally, stating Iran would stop only if Israel ceased its aggression first. The supposed ceasefire immediately collapsed as both sides accused each other of violations.

When Israel prepared retaliatory strikes against Tehran, Trump intervened directly, publicly ordering Israeli pilots to return and avoid bombing Iran. By afternoon, Trump shifted to broader policy changes, announcing China could resume purchasing Iranian oil and stating he opposed regime change in Iran as it would create chaos.

Iranian media framed the events as forcing America and Israel into submission, organizing public rallies to celebrate what they called victory. The opposition reported military desertions among Revolutionary Guards and casualties from Israeli strikes, while five doctors were confirmed killed during the twelve-day conflict.
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Russia
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Russian outlets reported a chaotic cycle of Iran-Israel ceasefire announcements and collapses within hours. Trump initially declared a truce ending the "12-day war," but Iran's Foreign Minister quickly denied any agreement existed. By morning, both countries confirmed the ceasefire, with Trump warning against violations.

The arrangement disintegrated rapidly. Israel accused Iran of launching new rockets despite the truce and threatened retaliation. Iran declared victory and rejected Israeli accusations. Trump's frustration escalated throughout the day, with outlets quoting his profanity-laden demands for both sides to cease hostilities.

By evening, Israel's military chief announced the campaign against Iran remained unfinished, contradicting earlier victory claims. Russian coverage positioned Moscow as welcoming any truce while reporting Iran's requests for new air defense systems from Putin after Israeli strikes destroyed previous ones.
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Italy
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's announced ceasefire between Israel and Iran began at 6 AM Italian time but immediately faced accusations of violations from both sides. Israel claimed to intercept Iranian missiles after the truce began, while Iran denied launching any projectiles post-ceasefire. Trump's initial celebration turned to profanity-laced fury, declaring both nations "don't know what the f*** they're doing" and personally telephoning Netanyahu to halt Israeli bombing runs.

By afternoon, Iran officially declared the end of what it termed the "12-day war" while simultaneously announcing resumed uranium enrichment. CNN reported US strikes had only delayed Iran's nuclear program by months, not years as initially claimed. The ceasefire appeared to hold despite Trump's outburst, with Israel lifting civilian restrictions by evening.

Italian media also covered university medicine enrollment opening with new fees, while Prime Minister Meloni addressed the Senate regarding EU Council meetings and later dined with Trump to discuss NATO summit preparations.
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Japan
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's overnight announcement of a "complete" Israel-Iran ceasefire triggered immediate market reactions, with oil prices plunging and Asian stocks rising. Japanese officials welcomed the development, continuing their pattern of supporting US diplomatic initiatives since the conflict escalated to direct American involvement two days earlier.

The ceasefire narrative shifted repeatedly throughout the day. Initial skepticism gave way to official confirmation from Netanyahu's office by late morning, with both Israeli and Iranian sources acknowledging the agreement. However, reports emerged by afternoon of Israeli attacks occurring after the supposed ceasefire, with Israel claiming violations and issuing attack orders.

Japanese coverage evolved from market optimism to cautious assessment, describing an "intense day" requiring vigilance despite the formal agreements. The focus shifted from celebration of de-escalation to concerns about durability, reflecting the broader pattern of initial Trump announcements followed by implementation challenges that has characterized recent Middle East developments.
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Netherlands
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's ceasefire announcement between Israel and Iran unraveled within hours as newspapers tracked its collapse in real time. Early morning reports showed Iran confirming the agreement through state media, but by 8 AM Israel claimed violations and promised retaliation. Trump expressed frustration that both countries "don't know what the fuck they're doing" before claiming he softened Israel's subsequent strike on Tehran through a phone call with Netanyahu.

The NATO summit opened in The Hague amid this Middle East chaos, with Zelensky addressing Dutch Parliament and thanking the Netherlands for support. Train services between Amsterdam and Schiphol remained suspended all day after a fire, with police investigating possible sabotage during the summit. Trump arrived at Schiphol and proceeded to Paleis Huis ten Bosch as the king's guest. Rutte's private compliments to Trump about his "decisive action" became public, showing diplomatic efforts to manage the American president.
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India
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced a complete ceasefire between Israel and Iran at midnight, declaring the "12-day war" over with Iran to cease operations first. Iranian officials immediately rejected the claim, stating no agreement existed. Within hours, Iran launched fresh ballistic missile strikes on Israel, killing 3-7 people in multiple attacks on Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Trump grew increasingly frustrated as his diplomatic initiative unraveled, calling Netanyahu directly and demanding Israel recall its pilots with the words "Don't drop those bombs." Despite the presidential warning, explosions were heard in Tehran as Israeli forces targeted Iranian radar systems. Both sides violated the fragile truce within two-and-a-half hours.

Indian flights were forced to make U-turns mid-journey after Iran's attack on US bases in Qatar disrupted air corridors. The Air India crash in Ahmedabad was confirmed to have killed 275 people. Domestically, England defeated India by 5 wickets at Leeds, with Ben Duckett scoring a century as captain Gill's debut ended in defeat.
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Poland
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran in the early morning hours, declaring the "12-day war" over and claiming it would "last forever." The agreement involved direct negotiations with Netanyahu and Iranian representatives through Vice President Vance.

Within three hours, the truce collapsed. Iran fired ballistic missiles at Israeli targets, prompting Israel's defense minister to announce planned attacks on Tehran. Trump responded with vulgar outbursts, cursing both sides for violating the agreement. Oil prices initially dropped following the ceasefire announcement, then fluctuated as the situation deteriorated.

By evening, Iran's president declared the conflict ended, though uncertainty remained about the durability of any resolution.

Domestically, Justice Minister Bodnar announced six investigations into electoral irregularities, escalating post-election tensions. The Supreme Court began processing election protests while coalition fractures deepened, with Poland 2050 attacking its Civic Platform partners.
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Spain
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Judge Peinado escalated his investigation by formally requesting the Supreme Court examine Justice Minister Bolaños for embezzlement and false testimony, with possibilities of searching La Moncloa raised. Bolaños expressed "absolute tranquility" while claiming he saw "glaring errors" in the judge's petition.

Trump's ceasefire announcement between Iran and Israel unraveled throughout the day, with both sides accusing each other of violations before Iran announced the war's end and Israel proclaimed "historic victory." Trump demanded Israel stop bombing and bring pilots home.

At the NATO summit, Trump directly criticized Spain from Air Force One, calling the country "a problem" for refusing to increase defense spending to 5%. Spanish officials acknowledged the risk while defending their negotiated stance.

The government blocked BBVA's merger with Sabadell for three years, representing significant banking sector intervention. Spanish companies began stockpiling gas, medicines, and American corn anticipating trade war consequences from the NATO confrontation.
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Turkey
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump announced an Israel-Iran ceasefire early morning, with Turkish media reporting the claimed agreement while noting both parties remained silent on verification. By midday, Israel accused Iran of violating the truce, and Trump criticized both sides for breaches as the agreement unraveled within hours.

Erdoğan arrived in The Hague for the NATO summit, meeting Trump in the evening to discuss strengthening NATO deterrence. Turkish officials maintained diplomatic positioning while the regional conflict continued escalating despite ceasefire claims.

Domestically, MHP leader Bahçeli returned to parliament after five months, warning that claiming distant bombs won't affect Ankara requires ignorance. A major FETÖ operation targeted 176 military personnel in Istanbul and İzmir. Muharrem İnce formally returned to CHP, ending his independent political path. Istanbul authorities warned of scorching temperatures reaching 37°C starting Wednesday, with nationwide heat potentially hitting 40°C through Friday.
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China
24.06.2025
Tuesday
61 days ago
Trump's declaration of an Israel-Iran ceasefire unraveled within hours as both sides accused each other of violations. Israeli defense minister ordered new attacks citing Iranian breaches, while Iran denied launching projectiles. The chaos contrasted with Chinese state media's coordinated messaging apparatus, which executed synchronized campaigns throughout the day.

Multiple outlets delivered identical headlines about Xi's financial philosophy from his Fujian experience, continuing the pattern of coordinated domestic messaging that resumed after the previous day's Iran strike disruption. By afternoon, six outlets synchronized coverage of Xi's meeting with Singapore's Prime Minister, emphasizing bilateral cooperation.

China announced major commemorations for the 80th anniversary of victory against Japanese aggression, including a September military parade featuring domestically-produced weaponry. The announcement represented a complete shift from international crisis coverage to domestic historical narrative, with eleven outlets coordinating the messaging by morning.
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