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An Iranian military official says "war is inevitable" because Tehran won't surrender. Also, reports of strikes between Israel and Hezbollah continue after President Donald Trump said "shooting will stop." DW has more.
Kenyan President William Ruto defended a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility at a military base after two people were killed during protests.

The vessel is resting at a depth of 91 meters off the coast of Matsuwa Island in the central Kurils

An Iraqi man has been accused of plotting at least 18 terror attacks across Europe, according to charges filed by the US Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Attacks on desalination plants and other water infrastructure by US and Israel have further added to the water woes.

Japanese SoftBank’s group announced 45 billion euros of investment in France by 2031 and the opening of three data centres. Data centre operators are choosing the country because it has space to expand and ample electricity thanks to its nuclear plants.

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A recent attack in Jerusalem highlights a worrying trend intensified by wartime nationalism.

Israel has portrayed the capture of a Crusader-era fortress as a turning point in its offensive against Hezbollah, but the operation has also sparked fears of a new quagmire in south Lebanon. Israeli authorities praised the symbolism of the capture of Beaufort, perched atop a rocky outcrop, as they announced its capture in an assault documented by military drones. Almost 44 years to the day earlier, Israeli forces had seized the same commanding position overlooking a valley, later turning it int

The wide-ranging geopolitical rivalry between Beijing and Washington could soon expand into biotechnology, raising the prospect of fresh tensions even as American pharmaceutical firms have turned to China’s fast-growing industry for new drug candidates. Biotech in the world’s second-largest economy has long been viewed as a predominantly low-cost manufacturing base with opportunities arising from its vast domestic market. But years of sustained investment, cost advantages and faster development.

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Last night in Sumy, the Russians destroyed the home of a fallen soldier with a drone strike, leaving his wife and daughter homeless.

"The strategic problem of the present-day world is the lack of fear and sense of shame," the chairman of the Supervisory Board of state gas company Srbijagas said

Dmitry Peskov noted that the conflict in Ukraine could be resolved by the end of the day if Vladimir Zelensky ordered his troops to withdraw from Russian regions
On the night of June 2, 2026, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine launched strikes on a number of important targets of the Russian forces, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) has said.

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The new name returns military equipment to Russian spiritual values and historical truth, to the names of the defenders of the native land, UVZ emphasized

They're said to have cut off their breasts to better draw their bows, and killed their male offspring. What's true behind the myths surrounding the Amazons?

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Russian troops attacked Kharkiv with “Shahed” drones, wounding three people in two districts.

Ukraine's foreign minister demanded sanctions, Patriot deliveries, and EU accession clusters as rescuers searched Kyiv's collapsed Podilskyi apartment block, he wrote on X.

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Trump’s reported intervention to block an Israeli strike on Hezbollah in Beirut has exposed growing tensions with Netanyahu and raised questions about the Israeli prime minister’s ability to sustain his wartime political narrative ahead of elections.

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One of the Russian generals who directed the attempt to seize Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions in the first weeks of the full-scale invasion has been sentenced to life imprisonment, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has said.
The number of people killed due to the massed Russian strike has increased to 12, head of the Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration Oleksandr Hanzha has said.

Bartosz Cichocki, who remained in Kyiv through Russia's 2022 invasion, cited President Zelenskyy's 26 May tribute to Insurgent Army fighters, RMF FM said.
Israel inaugurates its embassy in Fiji with traditional dancing.

Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, June 2nd
In Kyiv, the death toll from the Russian attack has risen to six.
Former Israeli intelligence chief Tamir Hayman says Turkish President Erdogan convinced Trump to scrap a Kurdish-led operation that was intended to serve as the opening move in a wider U.S.-Israeli plan against Iran.

While the discussions were ongoing, an agreement to expand U.S. nuclear hosting was not imminent, an unnamed source told the FT.

Dmitry Peskov said Vladimir Zelensky must order his armed forces to withdraw from Russia to achieve this
Kremlin: War could end “by end of day” if Zelensky orders Ukrainian troops to withdraw from Russian regions.
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Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya command (the IRGC’s wartime HQ) declared that resumption of direct hostilities is inevitable and that Iran “will not surrender”. They woved operations will continue until Israel and the US “surrender and express complete regret,” with threats of even more “destructive and extensive operations.”

Trump personally asked Xi Jinping during their May summit in Beijing to push Putin back to negotiations on Russia's war against Ukraine, the South China Morning Post reported.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to stop fighting, adding that Iran talks were moving rapidly after seeming to falter over Israel's Lebanon offensive. But there were fresh signs of tensions between the United States and Israel. Netanyahu appeared to cast doubt on any truce with Hezbollah – while a report in the US news outlet Axios said that Trump called the Israeli premier "crazy" and accused him of putting Iran peace talks at risk. For more, FRANCE

"For much of the last three decades, NATO has operated on the assumption that allied security cannot be defined solely by geography."