Israel's vote, a Houthi claim on Ras Tanura, the Oleshky truce and Bolsonaro's passports
Netanyahu and Eisenkot each vow to form a government after Israel's vote, with the highest turnout since 1999 and no winner declared; the Houthis claim a strike on Ras Tanura; gas exporters meet in Moscow; Iran and the Mecca pact states agree to keep talking; the Oleshky truce takes effect; Nordic leaders call Putin; Bolsonaro's party concedes; Britain charges two over RAF Fairford.
Today's facts
- Netanyahu and Eisenkot each vow to form a government; partial count puts Likud first, no winner declared (Israel)
- Houthis claim missile strike on Ras Tanura refinery; coalition reports interceptions (Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia)
- Gas exporters' summit; Iranian and Qatari leaders on Putin's schedule (Moscow)
- Iran and the Mecca pact states agree to keep talking (Tehran)
- Localized ceasefire takes effect around Oleshky as strikes continue elsewhere (Kherson region)
- Nordic leaders' call with Putin draws Danish skepticism (Helsinki)
- Bolsonaro's party accepts Lula's win; Flávio Bolsonaro lands in the US as Brazil cancels his passports (Brazil)
- Two men charged over the RAF Fairford incident as police point to Iran (England)
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