Ethiopia military chief killed in failed Amhara coup
The military chief Gen Seare Mekonnen was shot dead by his bodyguard during a failed coup in Amhara north of Addis Ababa. The attack on a regional officials meeting left the governor and an adviser dead while the attorney general was wounded. The brigadier leading the raid fled. most attackers were captured or pursued.
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US ready to resume talks with North Korea at once
Secretary Pompeo said the United States stands prepared to reopen discussions with North Korea immediately if Pyongyang indicates it wants denuclearization talks. Trump’s letter to Kim Jong Un is described as a good foundation for renewed discussion on denuclearizing the peninsula.
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Bolton warns Iran not to mistake actions as weakness
U S National Security Adviser John Bolton warned Iran not to misinterpret U S prudence as weakness after Washington canceled planned strikes over Iran s downing of an unmanned drone. He urged allies to see U S pressure remain intact while tensions rise in the Persian Gulf.
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Trump backs away from strikes after Iran deal tensions
President Trump reportedly halted planned U S strikes after learning about 150 potential casualties while Iran hawk Bolton warned the U S reserves the right to attack later. Bolton, Netanyahu and Israeli officials discuss Iran’s regional role amid heightened crisis and new sanctions expected Monday.
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Arizona fire tests energy storage risks near Phoenix
Arizona Public Service installed large batteries near solar rich neighborhoods to store afternoon sun for after dark use. A fire and explosion west of Phoenix in April injured eight firefighters and a police officer, underscoring safety and reliability challenges as storage expands.
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Bodies recovered from Nanda Devi East mountaineering team
Indian paramilitary soldiers recovered the bodies of seven or eight climbers from the international team on Nanda Devi East in Uttarakhand. The expedition led by Martin Moran included four Britons, two Americans, an Australian and an Indian. Contact was lost on May 26 after an avalanche.
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Blessing of the Bikes turns memorial after deadly crash
In Columbia New Hampshire a planned Blessing of the Bikes drew about 400 riders for a memorial service after a pickup truck rear ended a line of 10 motorcycles killing seven people. Investigators identified the driver as 23 year old Volodymyr Zhukovskyy of Westfield Transport and say he survived but faces no charges yet. The Marine Jar Heads group and local clubs rallied to support families as authorities continued to identify victims.
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