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World on August 12: US fires, neutralizes cargo ship suspected of violating blockade order
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US launches missile to neutralize ship suspected of violating blockade orders; Houthi attacks Saudi Arabian military cargo ship;... are prominent world news on the morning of August 12.
US plans to build deterrent defense line in Indo-Pacific
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The Pentagon revealed that the US is planning to build a deterrent defense line in the Indo-Pacific.
Russia controls 2 more settlements in Ukraine in the past day
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced new advances in Kharkov and Zaporozhye along with casualties of more than 1,300 enemy soldiers in 24 hours.
Lebanon sets conditions before next round of negotiations with Israel
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Lebanon has not set a date for the next negotiations with Israel and requests Israel to meet some conditions before resuming this process.
Container ship attacked by helicopter in Oman Bay
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A container ship carrying 17 sailors was attacked in the Gulf of Oman, forcing the crew to send an emergency signal and prepare to abandon the ship.
The nature of the rare "blue moon" phenomenon will appear at the end of May
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On May 31st, the phenomenon of "Blue Moon" will appear in the night sky, marking the second full moon in the same calendar month.
Neighborhood in Japan blocked due to strange gas attack
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A neighborhood in Ginza district, Tokyo (Japan), has been blockaded after a man was suspected of spraying a strange gas.
US not in a hurry to sign agreement with Iran, the Hormuz Strait is still blockaded
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Iranian media said that an agreement with the US to end the conflict may not be reached amid disagreements on some key issues.
Ukraine declares hitting Russia's strategic oil and gas pumping station
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Ukraine said it used UAVs to attack a strategic oil pumping station in Russia's Vladimir province.
US prepares for failure of negotiations with Iran
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The US continues to promote diplomacy with Iran but leaves open other options if the process is deadlocked.
Series of oil tankers cross the Strait of Hormuz, oil and gas market welcomes new signals
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Some oil and LNG tankers have begun to leave the Strait of Hormuz to China and Pakistan, showing signs of energy circulation returning after months of disruption.
UK records hottest month in history, warning of global extreme weather
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The UK recorded the hottest May in nearly 80 years, with temperatures in London exceeding 32 degrees Celsius.
Series of oil tankers suddenly turn off signal near the Strait of Hormuz
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Ship tracking near Fujairah oil port was unexpectedly interrupted amid US and Iran positive signals for a new peace agreement.
Cooperative neighbor
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Regarding the relationship between South Korea and Japan, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent visit to South Korea was not simply a diplomatic gesture in response to South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's visit to Japan in January this year.
President Trump's proposal on Israel silences many Middle East leaders
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US President Donald Trump is said to have called on some Middle Eastern countries and Pakistan to normalize relations with Israel.
Peak heat covers Asia
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At least 16 people have died from heatstroke in India since the beginning of summer, officials said on May 24 as hot weather covered many areas of the country.
Russia attacks Ukraine with Oreshnik missiles
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Russia announced the use of Oreshnik missiles to attack Ukrainian military bases.
Offshore low pressure increases risk of storm
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Offshore low pressure is affecting the weather in the Philippines, with the possibility of strengthening into a storm, the tropical depression is gradually increasing.
Summer 2026 is hotter than average on a large scale, El Nino begins to impact
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Orange and red are becoming the main colors on the latest summer forecast map.
World 24h: Not yet a storm, low pressure still causes widespread rain
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World news May 24: Shooting near the White House: Suspect killed; Not yet a storm, low pressure still causes widespread rain...
