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The official death toll from last week's earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 2,954 and 16,592 injured.

Speaking to Axios, President Trump indicated that the meeting is expected to occur following the conclusion of the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. The potential visit would mark the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders since their high-level talks in February.

U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a meeting at the White House, with discussions potentially taking place as early as next week.

NYT: Mojtaba Khamenei asked to attend his father Ali Khamenei’s burial in Mashhad on Thursday but was blocked by security officials, who feared Israel could assassinate him or use his presence to locate his hideout.

Insurgents have launched coordinated attacks on five locations across Mali, including Anefis, where Malian government troops and Russian Africa Corps forces are currently engaged in intense fighting.

Israeli officials assess that within 2–3 months, possibly by September, the “Board of Peace” could declare Hamas in breach of the Gaza agreement. Such a move could give Israel wider freedom to operate in Hamas-held areas and potentially lead to renewed fighting. — N12

This depot was last hit just over a month ago on June3 3rd during the Saint Petersburg World Economic Forum.

The depot at the port of Saint Petersburg, Russia has been struck again by Ukrainian drones. It was last struck just over 1 month ago on June 3rd.

PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. power grid, has announced it is no longer able to provide expected energy requirements amid a record-breaking heat wave. Serving 67 million people across the Mid-Atlantic, South, and Washington, D.C. regions, the grid operator is now implementing emergency plans for utilities to reduce demand as it struggles to stabilize the system and avoid potential power outages - Reuters

Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim they intercepted Saudi warplanes attempting to block an Iranian civilian flight from landing in Sanaa. The group has threatened retaliatory strikes against Saudi infrastructure if such "airspace violations" continue, vowing to maintain the air link between Sanaa and Tehran despite the risk of further escalation - Reuters

Trump is still weighing clemency for Sean "Diddy" Combs and several other high-profile figures, while he is separately poised to pardon a slate of people convicted in emissions and clean air-related cases, per CBS.

Cambodia and Thailand have been fortifying their border regions in recent months. Faytuks Network GEOINT team member @PelicanOSINT has mapped the construction of various roads, outposts and fortifications along the entire border. The sides previously clashed in July and December 2025 before signing a ceasefire on December 27th.

Monaco prosecutors have identified the prime suspect in Monday’s bombing of a residential building, which injured Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Iermolaiev, as a Ukrainian woman. Authorities believe the suspect disguised herself as a man and has since fled to Germany, following evidence that she scouted the location repeatedly before the attack - FT reports

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun says some people in Lebanon struggle to separate themselves from Iran and align with the U.S. path.

Polish security sources and those close to President Nawrocki claim to have been warned by the United States that Russia is planning "armed provocations" ranging from simulated air raids causing air defence activations to drone attacks on key infrastructure facilities and a ground incursion of Russian troops. The goal of these actions would be to test NATO resolve and to create an additional dimension to negotiations with Ukraine and the United States, according to The Telegraph and Onet.

Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran’s compliance including the temporary facilitation of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is strictly conditional on the fulfillment of terms regarding the release of frozen assets and the cessation of hostilities. He underscored that Tehran will not relinquish its regional rights and remains ready to pivot back to a posture of confrontation should the diplomatic process falter.

Iran’s Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has warned that Tehran is prepared to resume military measures if the United States and Israel fail to honor their commitments under the recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) - ISNA

FIFA World Cup - Ticket demand for the England-Mexico Round of 16 match has sent resale prices soaring to nearly $10,000 plus $1,500 in fees for tickets with a face value of just $180 - FT reports

U.S. officials believed Israel may have been plotting to assassinate Iran’s top negotiators while Washington was engaged in delicate peace talks with Tehran this spring - NYT

NYT reports that Ghalibaf’s plane made an emergency landing in Mashhad after Iranian security forces warned of intelligence that Israel planned to attack it, claiming two Israeli fighter jets had entered Iranian airspace near the Iraqi border.