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Jordan state TV says that sirens are currently sounding in the country. We are trying to gather additional information.

The IDF says it was determined to be a false identification.

Alerts are sounding in Eilat, Israel over a suspected drone intrusion, likely from the Houthis.

A 21-year-old woman died during a bungee jump in Brazil after organizers forgot to attach her to the rope. She fell 40 meters to her death.

Hardline protesters in Tehran are accusing Iran’s negotiating team of acting without the Supreme Leader’s approval, pointing to Mojtaba Khamenei’s silence on the talks as evidence he has not endorsed them

The U.S. government is unlikely to extend Anthropic’s export control to other AI companies - The Information

Qatar offered Iran a secret deal against Israel and the US, under which Iran would not attack Qatar, and in return Qatar would shut down gas production in order to raise energy prices and pressure the West to end the war - WaPo

An Ebola outbreak has reached a displacement camp in eastern Congo housing 30,000 people, with two deaths confirmed at the Kpangba camp. Aid workers warn the disease could spread rapidly given overcrowded conditions and resistance to health teams on the ground - Reuters

Reports from Tehran’s Darvazeh Shemiran area say supporters of the Islamic Republic clashed with security forces, with some accusing authorities of “selling out” their leader’s blood and threatening self-immolation, according to activist Ilia Hashemi. Firefighters were reportedly placed on standby near the gathering.

Haiti's Defense Ministry chief of staff James Boyard was kidnapped last Thursday along with his 6-year-old son by armed men on the Bourdon road in Port-au-Prince, an area near the Prime Ministry and several government buildings. Defense Minister Mario Andrésol has not yet commented - AP

Israeli Channel 12 reporter Amit Segal quotes a “very senior Israeli official” as saying of the emerging deal: “This is a shit deal.”

Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency says Trump is pressing for a memorandum of understanding with Iran to be signed on Sunday, despite Iranian negotiators saying the text has not been finalized and that no signing will take place that day. The agency said Sunday falls on June 14, Trump’s birthday, suggesting he may be seeking to turn the signing into a symbolic media event. It said Iranian negotiators were unlikely to allow the process to become a political showcase.

Downing Street says PM Starmer has reiterated that the UK stands ready to support the implementation of any peace agreement.

BREAKING: Trump says a deal with Iran will be signed tomorrow, followed by the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

A senior U.S. official says an Iran nuclear deal could be signed within days - Reuters

Trump is set to meet with the leaders of Qatar, Egypt, and the UAE on the sidelines of next week’s G7 summit in Evian, France, with Iran expected to dominate discussions - NYT

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson says the existence of foreign bases and military presence in the region must end - Fars News (IRGC-affiliated)

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson said the country’s negotiating team is not planning to visit Pakistan or Geneva in the next few days.

In a call with Saudi FM Prince Faisal bin Farhan, Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar says the US and Iran are expected to sign a deal remotely tomorrow

Iran FM spokesperson said the Islamabad memorandum with Washington would not be signed on Sunday, though a signing in the coming days could not be ruled out. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the memorandum is not a final agreement with Washington, but a preliminary understanding focused on ending the war at this stage. Baghaei said the memorandum does not address the nuclear file and is aimed solely at ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon. He added that Tehran must be cautious about commenting on the timing due to what he described as hesitation by the other side.