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Trump says the American military could launch new “powerful” strikes against Iran as early as tonight According to Trump, one of the potential targets is the underground Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility. He also claimed that the United States is capable of eliminating Iran’s current leadership, adding that Tehran “cannot do anything about it.” 😀@livenews_1win

Scientists warn that the planet could face major climate disruptions due to a powerful El Niño Key points: — El Niño has a high probability of triggering severe floods, heatwaves, and droughts, particularly across Asia, Africa, and South America; — Global food prices could rise by around 15.8%, while the prices of rice, sugar, coffee, and palm oil could double in some cases; — Experts estimate that global agricultural production could decline by 14.3%; — India is already experiencing drought conditions that are affecting crop yields and could disrupt global food supplies. 😀@livenews_1win

Iran backs Trump’s idea of charging ships for passage through the Strait of Hormuz Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded with irony to US President Donald Trump’s proposal to charge ships for passing through the Strait of Hormuz. According to Araghchi, Iran will continue to ensure safe navigation through the strait and remain its “guardian,” but any fee would be lower than the 20% suggested by Trump. “The President of the United States is absolutely right: whoever guarantees the safe passage of commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz should be compensated. Iran has always been the guardian of the strait and always will be. Of course, 20% is far too much. We will be fair,” Araghchi said. 😀@livenews_1win

Trump officially notifies Congress of renewed strikes on Iran According to the US Central Command, the naval blockade of Iran’s ports and coastal areas, previously announced by President Donald Trump, will be reinstated on July 14. 😀@livenews_1win

Israel tried to recruit Iran’s former president for a regime change plan — NYT According to media, Israeli officials maintained contacts with former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for several years as part of a plan to facilitate a change of power in Iran, but the effort was ultimately unsuccessful. The report says Ahmadinejad was taken to a safe house after the war began but later left the location. Iranian officials now claim that the former president is under house arrest and being monitored by the IRGC. 😀@livenews_1win

Users worldwide report Steam outage Players across multiple countries are reporting problems accessing Steam, including connection issues, server errors, and problems with the desktop client. The cause of the outage has not yet been disclosed. Some users report login failures and difficulties connecting to Steam services. 😀@livenews_1win

Houthis claim Saudi Arabia attacked an airport in Yemen Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree described the incident as a “Saudi attack” and said it marked the end of the period of de-escalation, warning that the strike “will not go unanswered.” Meanwhile, Yemen’s Saudi-backed government said it was responsible for the strike on Sanaa International Airport, claiming the operation was intended to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing. According to officials, the plane ultimately landed at another airport. 😀@livenews_1win

EU plans to restrict access to social media for children under 13 across all member states European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that minors under 13 will only be allowed to use social media with permission and under the supervision of parents or teachers, while the amount of time they spend on these platforms will also be limited. According to her, the new measures are aimed at improving children’s online safety, adding that introducing age restrictions is “an obvious step.” 😀@livenews_1win

The U.S. is resuming its naval blockade of Iran, Trump says U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington intends to restore a naval blockade against Iran, adding that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open to ships from other countries. According to Trump, the United States also plans to oversee maritime traffic through the strait and charge vessels a transit fee equal to 20% of the value of the cargo they are carrying. 😀@livenews_1win

The first trailer for Digger, starring Tom Cruise, has been released The film is directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, known for The Revenant and Birdman. The story follows a billionaire who tries to stop a global catastrophe that he himself set in motion. The film is scheduled to premiere on October 2. 😀@livenews_1win

U.S. wants to control the Strait of Hormuz and be paid for it, Trump says According to the US president, Washington has ensured the security of shipping in the region for decades free of charge, but now intends to seek reimbursement for its expenses. “We will become the guardians of the Strait, and we will be reimbursed for the costs,” Trump said. He added that the United States has protected the Strait of Hormuz for the past 50 years without charge, but now expects to be paid for providing that security. 😀@livenews_1win

According to new estimates, more than 10,000 people died across Europe due to the extreme heatwave in June More than 9,000 of the victims were aged 65 and older. The heatwave set new temperature records in several European countries and, according to authorities in Belgium, the United Kingdom, France, and Spain, led to a significant increase in excess mortality. 😀@livenews_1win

Iran demands that the U.S. honor its commitments under the temporary agreement Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said Tehran has complied with the agreed terms but warned that if Washington fails to fulfill its obligations, including ending military operations, Iran will also stop adhering to the memorandum of understanding. According to Baghaei, Iran will continue to follow the principle of reciprocity in implementing agreements. 😀@livenews_1win

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Ted Lasso star makes his professional football debut Actor Cristo Fernández, who played Dani Rojas in the hit series Ted Lasso, came on in the 79th minute for El Paso Locomotive in a match against New Mexico. His team lost 2–0, and Fernández picked up a yellow card during his debut. 😀@livenews_1win

U.S. and Iran have exchanged a new round of strikes US Central Command said American forces carried out precision strikes on dozens of targets in central and southern Iran. According to the US military, one of the objectives was to reduce Iran’s ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. In response, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it launched missile and drone attacks on US military facilities in the Middle East. The IRGC claimed the strikes targeted American bases in Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait. These claims have not been independently verified. 😀@livenews_1win

Bison attacked a tourist in Yellowstone National Park in U.S. The animal tossed the man about 2.5 meters into the air. He suffered serious injuries and was taken to a hospital. Other visitors managed to scare the bison away, after which it fled the area. 😀@livenews_1win

At least 27 killed in Bangkok bar fire Witnesses reported that people fled in panic, some of them on fire. Thick toxic smoke engulfed the area, and many suffered from inhalation. Emergency services are at the scene. The death toll may rise. The cause of the fire is under investigation. 😀@livenews_1win

'Super' El Niño could trigger global food price shock until 2028 A 'super' El Niño this year could cause a severe global food price shock lasting until 2028, analysts warn. With the Iran war already pushing food prices to their highest in three years, extreme weather threatens harvests worldwide. The 2026-27 El Niño has an unprecedented chance of becoming 'very strong'. Goldman Sachs predicts a 15.8% surge in food commodity prices. UniCredit warns of potential 50-100% price spikes for crops like rice, palm oil, sugar, and coffee. Lower-income countries are likely to suffer most. The full effect may take until 2028 to materialize. 😀@livenews_1win