Likud's fraud claims and the Dnipro station strike
Likud alleges foreign-funded fraud as Israel's count ends without a majority; Kyiv says a Russian drone killed at least 13 at Dnipro station; Tehran confirms receiving a letter from Vance; Iran's Guards say four tankers hit Hormuz mines; Flávio Bolsonaro's allies reject his presidential claim; China expels 33 officials; Russia reportedly plans diesel quotas for Washington; Seoul reports North Korean missiles and Pyongyang says it tested attack drones.
Today's facts
- Likud's fraud claims against Arab parties after the final count (Israel)
- Russian drone strike on a railway station during the Oleshky truce (Dnipro, Ukraine)
- Tehran confirms Vance letter; Trump says it was about medical supplies (United States and Iran)
- Four tanker mine strikes claimed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard (Strait of Hormuz)
- Claim to Brazil's presidency from US soil finds no backing among allies (Miami)
- Record expulsions at the Communist Party plenum (Beijing)
- Russian diesel quotas for the US deal and a New Jersey threat to block cargoes (Russia and United States)
- Missile salvo and drone tests amid the inter-Korean landmine dispute (North Korea)
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