President Trump announced an agreement for the "complete disarmament" of Hamas, adding that Israel will withdraw its troops from Gaza once this process is finalized.
A petition signed by approximately 23,000 people urges new york mayor Zohran Mamdani to forgo attending the 25th-anniversary 9/11 commemoration due to his controversial political views.
Two gas ships caught fire at Egypt's Damietta port, suspected to be from an unmanned aerial vehicle attack, raising concerns about the widening Middle East conflict.
Despite a temporary lull in fighting, Iran is not rushing to resume talks with the US, seemingly believing it can better withstand pressure and holds an advantage in Hormuz.
Andrey Cherezov, director of a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle research and development company, was ambushed and seriously injured by a gunman outside his home in Tula.
A Yemeni official stated that the Houthi armed group is seeking to establish a system to collect fees from ships passing through the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Ukraine's military announced that a major oil refinery and a logistics center in Russia's Ryazan province were hit and caught fire in a new wave of attacks.
Foreign Minister Sybiha stated he discussed with his counterpart Araghchi to prevent escalation of tensions, following Ukraine's attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that no Vietnamese citizens have been reported as casualties in the 7,1-magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto province, southwest Japan.
General secretary, president To Lam urged the Vietnamese and Cambodian national assemblies to actively advance cooperation projects and coordinate policy issuance to facilitate bilateral relations.
Chinese officials call for a comprehensive investigation into the case of a junior military officer who broke into the diplomatic facility with a knife in March.
