Daily: Hormuz standoff, Flores quake, Korean peace overture

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Iran's deputy foreign minister declared the Strait of Hormuz will only open and close under Tehran's command, rebutting President Trump's claim to the waterway, while Gulf states condemned Iranian attacks on Emirati tankers. In Indonesia, the Flores earthquake death toll surpassed 50, and South Korea proposed formal talks to end the Korean War.

Chapters

  1. Hormuz standoff, Flores quake
  2. Tehran defies US claim to Hormuz waters
  3. Flores quake toll climbs past fifty
  4. Lee proposes ending the Korean War
  5. Ballistic missiles hit Kyiv, drones strike Moscow
  6. Toktogul trip blacks out four Central Asian grids
  7. Eleven killed in Nabatieh as talks stall
  8. Ebola reaches a sixth province of Congo
  9. Addis Ababa seeks troop pullout from Somalia
  10. First weekly Arctic container line sails west
  11. Borno troops repel two-front ISWAP raid
  12. Kariba ferry toll reaches seventy-two
  13. Petrobras finds hydrocarbons off Amapa coast
  14. Record High Fens blaze forces six hundred out
  15. Modi pledges AI training for ten million
  16. Long March-12 puts twenty-fourth batch in orbit
  17. Items to Monitor

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