The UN nuclear watchdog said monitoring did not show increased radiation beyond the targeted sites after the US attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities.
Iran’s parliament has voted to shut the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for US strikes, raising the risk of a sharp oil shock even though the vote is not binding.
A leaked EU diplomatic review found indications that Israel’s conduct in Gaza and the West Bank may be incompatible with the human-rights terms of its agreement with the bloc.
Several opposition prisoners were released after talks tied to a visit by the U.S. special envoy, bringing a rare moment of relief for Belarus’s fractured opposition.
Iran’s foreign minister met top British, French, German and EU diplomats in Geneva, where both sides signaled further talks but no immediate deal on the nuclear crisis.
A large-scale Russian drone attack on Odesa damaged high-rise buildings and other civilian infrastructure, killing one person and injuring 14, including firefighters.
At least 92 Palestinians were killed across the Gaza Strip as strikes and gunfire hit aid queues, homes and a site where people were charging devices, according to the supplied reporting.
Iran fired two salvos at Israel in quick succession on June 18, but the supplied evidence says most missiles were intercepted and no injuries were reported.
Ukrainian officials said Russia launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles in an overnight strike that killed civilians and destroyed an apartment block.
Russian missiles and drones hit Kyiv and other Ukrainian targets in a major overnight attack that killed at least 28 people in the capital and damaged public buildings and homes.
The US president's ultimatum and military deliberations intensified uncertainty after five days of Israeli attacks and Iranian retaliation, while Tehran rejected pressure to capitulate.
Survivors said the death toll from a gunmen attack in Yelewata, Benue state, had climbed above 150 as villagers searched burned homes and missing relatives.