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The couple had non-stop sex in the cabin of a plane from Spain to Germany in front of all the passengers, - Bild And then they started insulting the crew members who tried to stop them. Only law enforcement officers were able to stop the 44-year-old man and his 40-year-old companion. The flight lasts 2 hours 30 minutes.

One of the most expensive deals in music history: Sony will buy the entire Queen catalog for $1.27 billion - Rolling Stone The only rights the band will retain are live performance rights, as guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor are still touring. If this deal goes through, it will be the largest public sale of the musician's catalogue, the publication notes. Before this, the most expensive catalog was considered to be Bruce Springsteen's, which was sold under the hammer for $500 million.

📹 A severe forest fire has broken out in Turkey, there are deaths - the country's health minister According to local media, 7 people were killed and 78 injured. The Minister of Justice announced the start of a judicial investigation by the prosecutor's office. According to the latest data, the fire has already been brought under control.

🌐 Instagram is more likely to show sexual content to teens than adults - The Wall Street Journal A study by the WSJ and Northeastern Massachusetts University found that minors in recommendations received 3 times more racy videos compared to users over the age of 30. However, TikTok and Snapchat did not show such content to underage users. Meta acknowledged the problem and is said to have taken action. However, journalists doubt that the situation will radically change.

📹 Declassified video indicates connection between Saudi intelligence services and the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 - CBS The video declassified by the court was filmed near the Capitol in 1999 for future perpetrators of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack, the TV channel writes. According to the FBI, a man with ties to Saudi intelligence is telling “his dear brothers” in Arabic how the Capitol grounds are laid out. "Although the 9/11 Commission report 20 years ago found that al-Qaeda acted independently, the victims' families dispute this, citing video taken outside the US Capitol and other evidence in the trial." - CBS notes.

Fans at the Euro 2024 match between Ukraine and Slovakia hung a flag with the inscription “Give us elections,” — media. Let us remind you that President Zelensky canceled the elections in the country, citing the war. Ukrainians were supposed to elect a new president and parliament in March.

Before the visit of the German Vice-Chancellor, a shooting occurred on the border of North and South Korea On Thursday, Robert Habeck, accompanied by US military personnel, visited the border between North and South Korea. A few hours earlier, shots were heard there. According to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, North Korean soldiers tried to cross the demilitarized zone and approached the South Koreans at a dangerous distance. They opened warning fire, and the DPRK soldiers retreated. This is the third incident at the border since the beginning of June. “South Korea is increasingly suffering as the persistent threat from North Korea becomes more aggressive and specific,” Habaek told reporters. - This is a different border than the one we know from the division of Germany. But it clearly reminded me of the history of our country." Incidents on the border are related to construction work on the DPRK side. She sends hundreds of soldiers there to lay mines, strengthen roads, build defensive structures and anti-tank barriers. Some soldiers are blown up by their own mines. Seoul believes Thursday's border crossing was unintentional. After leaving, the North Koreans continued to work on their territory. Tensions between the DPRK and the Republic of Korea have been increasing in recent months, especially after Vladimir Putin's visit to Pyongyang.

Citizens of Russia, Ukraine and Armenia detained in Germany on suspicion of espionage The German Prosecutor General's Office reported this. Three men were detained today in Frankfurt am Main. The Ukrainian’s name is Robert A., the Russian’s is Arman S., and the Armenian’s is Vardges I. They were collecting information for a foreign intelligence service. In particular, they monitored the cafe where the Ukrainian citizen who was their target spent time. All three were placed under arrest in a pre-trial detention center.

The US will resume arms supplies to Israel in the coming days - source of journalists In May, US authorities suspended arms supplies to Israel due to the offensive on the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. According to journalists, Benjamin Netanyahu recently called on the United States to resume supplies. He made this request to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. According to the prime minister, the supply cut-off has undermined Israel's ability to contain the militants. At the same time, Netanyahu made it clear that his country will, in any case, continue to defend itself with the means that it has. Blinken responded that the US would lift restrictions in the coming days and supply Israel with more weapons, Israeli government officials told reporters.

🗣️ Finland, Sweden and Norway will create a corridor for the rapid transfer of NATO troops to the border with the Russian Federation, - Norwegian Prime Minister Støre The corridor will pass through the northern territories of these countries, which will ensure the rapid transfer of troops to the eastern border of Finland.