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At a tournament in the United States, a nine-year-old skater from Japan made history by becoming the world's first skater to successfully perform the 900 (two and a half turns in the air) three times in a row The record-breaking feat was performed in front of skateboarding legend Tony Hawk, who was the first to complete the 900 in 1999. Hawk expressed his excitement and pride at witnessing the emergence of a new generation of skateboarders. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

Over 1,000 People Die in Saudi Arabia Due to Heat Wave More than 1,000 people have died in Saudi Arabia as a result of an extreme heat wave. In Mecca, temperatures reached a scorching 51.8 degrees Celsius (125.2 degrees Fahrenheit) in the shade. Many of the deceased were unregistered pilgrims, with their bodies found lying in the streets. Over 2,000 people have suffered heatstroke and are currently hospitalized. This year, approximately 1.6 million Muslims from 22 countries participated in the Hajj pilgrimage. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to Become Next NATO Secretary General — Politico Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is set to become the next NATO Secretary General, as reported by Politico. Rutte's appointment follows extensive discussions among NATO member states and is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the alliance's leadership amid current global security challenges. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

Putin Threatens South Korea "If South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine, it will not like the response,". INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

"Russian troops will never withdraw from Ukraine" — Putin INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

The prehistoric Stonehenge stone complex in England was attacked by environmental activists from the Just Stop Oil movement on Wednesday Two activists sprayed orange paint on the ancient stone. In this way, they want to draw attention to environmental issues and demand that the UK government abandon fossil fuels as soon as possible. Just Stop Oil said that they held the action on the eve of the summer solstice, when thousands of tourists will come to Stonehenge. One of the protesters, 21-year-old Oxford University student Niamh Lynch, said that Stonehenge was chosen as the site of the action because it represents the harmony between humanity and nature, which is now broken. Both participants were arrested. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

⚡️Snow in June: abnormal snowfalls hit Argentina Local forecasters predict that up to 1.6 meters of snow may fall in the coming days. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

The world's first robot concert took place in the USA Thousands of spectators filled the stadium to witness this unique and innovative show—a robot equipped with the most advanced technologies impressed the audience not only with its vocal skills but also with its natural artistry. The robot was built using state-of-the-art technology, including neural networks to generate text and music in real-time and Apple M3 Pro chips, which enabled the robot to generate all the soundtracks on-site without the need for remote servers. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

⚡️It seems there might have been some misunderstanding. Moldova lacks sufficient trained specialists for negotiating its accession to the EU, as former Prime Minister Vlad Filat pointed out He highlighted that the European Integration Bureau has only 12 staff members instead of the required full-time staff of 42. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe

Elon Musk Reveals Assassination Attempts New York Post reports that Tesla CEO Elon Musk disclosed that two attempts on his life have been made in the past seven months. Speaking at Tesla's shareholder meeting, Musk stated, "The likelihood of a homicidal maniac trying to kill you is proportional to how many homicidal maniacs hear your name. They hear my name a lot, so I'm like, 'OK, I'm on the list,' you know." Musk also mentioned that he no longer signs autographs for fans who approach him. He compared his situation to that of John Lennon, the Beatles member who was shot and killed by a fan shortly after signing an album for him. INSIDER 👉🏼 Subscribe