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Ramat Gan, Israel - 18 June 2025

1.Various of people laying on mattresses and gathering at metro station

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sonia Shraibman, resident: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT3 AND PARTIALLY BY SHOT4++

“That’s the first night that we will spend here, because actually we’re not sleeping, because of the anxiety and because of the sirens that are happening during the nights, it’s very scary to run every time to the shelter, there was a morning I fell down on the street while running to the shelter, so yes, I decided that better to stay you know during the night try to sleep, and to have a rest a little bit here in a safe space.”

3. Various of people on mattresses

4. Various of people inside metro station

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Aziza Melech, resident: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT6++

“We need to survive, and I think I have never felt something like this, that’s why we decided to go to sleep here to feel that I will be safe during the night, that I can sleep.“

6. People coming down escalator to underground metro station seeking shelter

STORYLINE:

When Israel’s sparkling new light rail system opened less than two years ago, few could have imagined that hundreds of people would use the underground stations as makeshift shelters, sleeping multiple nights in the brightly-lit stations to hide from Iranian missiles.

But over the past few nights, families with young kids, foreign workers, and young professionals have brought mattresses and sleeping bags, snacks and pets into the train station, fluffed their pillows and settled in for the night.

In one station on the border of Tel Aviv and the city of Ramat Gan, around 200 people gathered just after sunset. Some brought tablets loaded with movies and homemade popcorn.

Families claimed corners for themselves, snuggling up with dogs and introducing themselves to their temporary neighbors.

Many elderly people with difficulty moving quickly arrived, with family members or aides.

As Aziza Melech, 34, sat on her inflatable mattress with her best friend, she said she felt her body relax for the first time in days.

It was their first night sleeping in the train station, on the lowest level possible, and she finally felt safe. The next few hours, at least, she wouldn’t need to run to a safe location during the sirens.

“We’re not sleeping, because of the anxiety and because of the sirens that are happening during the nights, it’s very scary to run every time to the shelter,” said her friend Sonia Shraibmen.

That morning, Shraibmen fell on the street while running to a nearby shelter, and decided to move somewhere where she wouldn’t have to get up and run each time her phone blared.

The conflict between Israel and Iran began on June 13.

Iranian strikes have killed 24 people and injured hundreds in Israel.

Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 639 people and wo... [truncated]

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Galveston, Texas - 19 June 2025

1. Former President Joe Biden walking into the church

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

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"You know, this sacred day reminds me of another sacred day. That wonderful day four years ago in the East Room of the White House. I had a great honor for some objective, for some, of making Juneteenth a federal holiday."

3. Mid of Joe Biden

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

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"And still today, some say to me, and to you, that this doesn't deserve to be a federal holiday. They don't want to remember, but we all remember. The moral stain, the moral stain of slavery. I've often called it America's Original Sin."

5. Mid of Joe Biden receiving a Juneteenth plaque by Mayor Craig Brown

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

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"On the true meaning of Juneteenth, we have to continue to work toward that promise. That sounds corny to say it, but I mean, think about it. Practical terms. We must continue to the work toward the promise. We have to continue to act for freedom and democracy for America itself. And folks, you have to remember who we are. We're the United States of America, for god's sake. United States of America. You've heard me say it many times, (inaudible), there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we act together. Nothing, nothing, nothing."

7. Zoom in of Joe Biden shaking hands with Bishop Ronnie Brailsford

STORYLINE:

Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve to be heard.

The holiday has been celebrated by Black Americans for generations, but became more widely observed after being designated a federal holiday in 2021 by former President Joe Biden, who attended a Juneteenth event at a church in Galveston, Texas, the holiday's birthplace.

Biden said he was proud to sign the law making Juneteenth.

“Some say to me and you that this doesn't deserve to be a federal holiday. They don't want to remember what we all remember, the moral stain of slavery,” he said.

The celebrations come as President Donald Trump’s administration has worked to ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, or DEI, in the federal government and remove content about Black American history from federal websites. Trump’s travel ban on visitors from select countries has also led to bitter national debate.

The event Thursday was held at the Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Galveston.

That church, the first and oldest operating AME church in the state, is one of the locations where an order announcing the end of slavery in Texas was announced on that day in 1865, according to the Galveston County Daily News.

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(20 Jun 2025)

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San Jose del Progreso, Oaxaca, Mexico - 19 June 2025

1. Various of gas station with collapsed roof

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Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico - 19 June 2025

2. Man checking fishing boat

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ana Luisa Granados, 59, fisherwoman:

"Now calmer, I can see our assets, which are the boats, and help our fellow fishermen check their boats after the passage of Erick, because some of them live far away and we are checking our fellow fishermen's boats."

4. Various of fishing boats

5. Various of waves

STORYLINE:

Powerful Hurricane Erick made landfall in Mexico’s southern state of Oaxaca early Thursday as a major hurricane before moving inland and weakening to a tropical storm as it dumped heavy rain, the National Hurricane Center in Miami said.

The hurricane’s center was located about 35 miles (60 kilometers) north-northeast of Acapulco Thursday afternoon. Its maximum sustained winds were clocked at 50 mph (85 kph). It was moving northwest at 12 mph (19 kph), the hurricane center said.

The storm was downgraded slightly before making landfall, from a powerful Category 4 to a Category 3.

The storm threaded the needle between the resorts of Acapulco and Puerto Escondido, tearing into a sparsely populated stretch of coastline near the border of Oaxaca and Guerrero states.

Erick weakened rapidly as it crashed into the coastal mountains of southern Mexico, and the system is likely to dissipate late Thursday or early Friday, the hurricane center said.

At first light Thursday, Acapulco awoke under ominous dark clouds. Rain started later in the morning with the arrival of stronger winds. There was light traffic in the streets.

However, the storm moved northwest just inland up the coast through midday, bringing heavy rain to the resort and the mountains that tower dramatically above it.

Still, it appeared Acapulco had dodged the worst at least in terms of Erick’s strong winds.

President Claudia Sheinbaum said Thursday “the people have reacted very well so far.”

No injuries have been reported.

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Galveston, Texas - 19 June 2025

1. Former President Joe Biden walking into the church

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

"You know, this sacred day reminds me of another sacred day. That wonderful day four years ago in the East Room of the White House. I had a great honor for some objective, for some, of making Juneteenth a federal holiday. Not since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day - the first holiday since."

3. Mid of Joe Biden

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

"And still today, some say to me, and to you, that this doesn't deserve to be a federal holiday. They don't want to remember, but we all remember. The moral stain, the moral stain of slavery. I've often called it America's Original Sin. Oh, it was America's original sin, God forbid."

5. Mid of Joe Biden receiving a Juneteenth plaque by Mayor Craig Brown

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Biden, Former U.S. President:

"On the true meaning of Juneteenth, we have to continue to work toward that promise. That sounds corny to say it, but I mean, think about it. Practical terms. We must continue to the work toward the promise. We have to continue to act for freedom and democracy for America itself. And folks, you have to remember who we are. We're the United States of America, for god's sake. United States of America. You've heard me say it many times, (inaudible), there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we act together. Nothing, nothing, nothing."

7. Zoom in of Joe Biden shaking hands with Bishop Ronnie Brailsford

STORYLINE:

Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve to be heard.

The holiday has been celebrated by Black Americans for generations, but became more widely observed after being designated a federal holiday in 2021 by former President Joe Biden, who attended a Juneteenth event at a church in Galveston, Texas, the holiday's birthplace.

Biden said he was proud to sign the law making Juneteenth.

“Some say to me and you that this doesn't deserve to be a federal holiday. They don't want to remember what we all remember, the moral stain of slavery,” he said.

The celebrations come as President Donald Trump’s administration has worked to ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, or DEI, in the federal government and remove content about Black American history from federal websites. Trump’s travel ban on visitors from select countries has also led to bitter national debate.

The event Thursday was held at the Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Galveston.

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Caracas, Venezuela - 19 June 2025

1. Venezuelan and Iranian flags waving in the wind

2. Government supporters

3. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello greeting Iran Ambassador to Venezuela Ali Chegini

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Diosdado Cabello, Venezuela Interior Minister:

"And today in Israel, there is no safe place for Zionism. Iran has shown that they are not invincible. It has shown Iran that they are very vulnerable. It has shown Iran that the rabid dog loses its temper when you give it a single slap. And they have given a slap on the face to the rabid dog of Israel. That's why we applaud Iran and we accompany Iran in the right they have to defend themselves"

5. Iran supporter holding poster of current and former Iranian leaders Ali Khamenei and Ruhollah Khomeini

6. Iranian flag

7. Government supporters

8. Woman with an Iranian flag walking at rally

9. Supporters at rally

STORYLINE:

Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his government took to the streets of Caracas on Thursday in support of Iran, Palestinians and peace in the region.

The demonstrators, many of them public sector employees, marched in solidarity with Iran, waving Iranian flags and carrying images of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Senior Venezuelan officials and several Iranian diplomats also marched, led by Iran's Ambassador to Venezuela, Ali Chegni.

"The government and people of Venezuela are friends of ours in times of hardship and happiness," said Chegni to the crowd.

Venezuela's Interior Minister and Secretary-General of the ruling socialist party Diosdado Cabello also joined the rally.

"They have given a slap on the face to the rabid dog of Israel," said Cabello.

Venezuela and Iran have cultivated close ties for more than two decades, dating back to the presidency of Hugo Chávez.

Under Maduro, the alliance has deepened, with Tehran supplying fuel to Caracas during a period of acute shortages and the two countries expanding cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and trade.

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New Delhi - 27 May 2025

1. Various of the popular war memorial India Gate, built during the British rule, commemorating Indian and British soldiers killed during the First World War

2. Various of President’s House, official residence of the President of the Indian republic, constructed during the British rule

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New Delhi - 7 June 2025

3. Various of exteriors of the newly built Indian Parliament with lion-capitol on top

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New Delhi - 7 June 2025

4. Various of Humayun’s Tomb, a grand dynastic mausoleum, built in the 16th century with the patronage of Emperor Humayun’s son - Emperor Akbar. It is also called the ‘dormitory of the Mughals’ as over 150 Mughal family members are buried in the cells inside.

5. Various of the popular Jama Masjid (Mosque), built in the 17th century by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Built with red sandstone, it is one of the largest Sunni mosques in India

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New Delhi - 27 May 2025

6. Mid of people walking near Jama mosque

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New Delhi - 21 May 2025

7. Various of the Red Fort, a historic Mughal fort in the capital built in the 17th century under Emperor Shah Jahan’s reign, that served as the residence of the Mughal emperors

8. Various of crowds at Chandni Chowk (Moonlight Square) market, a busy and historic bazaar located near the iconic Red Fort

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New Delhi - 10 June 2025

9. Various of Connaught Place, also known as Rajiv Chowk, one of the biggest financial, commercial and business hubs in central Delhi. It was built in the Georgian architectural style, during the 1930s.

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New Delhi - 3 June 2025

10. Various of people walking in the Connaught Place marketplace

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New Delhi - 28 May 2025

11. Various of traffic on the streets of Connaught Place

12. Mid of traffic, with the iconic Statesman House in the backdrop

STORYLINE:

India's Delhi is often said to be multiple cities rolled into one, steeped in history and tradition and yet a modern, dynamic metropolitan hub.

Officially known as the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi, the city is federally administered but also has a legislative assembly with elected members.

It includes New Delhi, India's capital, and the historical old city with its narrow lanes and centuries-old monuments.

India Gate, the 42-meter-high archway of sandstone in the heart of New Delhi, is the city's most iconic landmark built in 1931 as a memorial to the soldiers killed during World War I.

The mega city is home to the government of the world's most populous democracy, with the imposing, colonial-era President house and the newly built Parliament house.

Delhi has been the capital of many empires and kingdoms over the centuries and has been destroyed and rebuilt many times.

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Galveston, Texas - 19 June 2025

1. Motorcade driving past Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church

2. Former U.S. President Joe Biden walking towards church

3. Various of people entering church

4. People gathered outside church

5. Various of police presence outside church

6. Various of vehicles during the Juneteenth parade

STORYLINE:

Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve to be heard.

The holiday has been celebrated by Black Americans for generations, but became more widely observed after being designated a federal holiday in 2021 by former President Joe Biden, who attended an event in Galveston, the holiday's birthplace.

Events were planned throughout the day in Galveston, including a parade, a celebration at a park with music and the service at Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church that Biden attended.

The celebrations come as President Donald Trump’s administration has worked to ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, or DEI, in the federal government and remove content about Black American history from federal websites.

The holiday to mark the end of slavery in the U.S. goes back to an order issued on June 19, 1865, as Union troops arrived in Galveston at the end of the Civil War. General Order No. 3 declared that all enslaved people in the state were free and had “absolute equality.”

Juneteenth is recognized at least as an observance in every state, and nearly 30 states and Washington, D.C., have designated it as a permanent paid or legal holiday through legislation or executive action.

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Kyiv, Ukraine -19 June 2025

1. Various of people mourning during the funeral ceremony of Yuriy Felipenko, Ukrainian actor, killed recently on the frontline, where he was serviceman of Achilles Strike Drone Battalion

2. Various of portrait of Felipenko

3. Mid of woman crying during the ceremony

4. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Natalka Vas’ko, mourner:

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"A wonderful warrior and a wonderful Ukrainian personality who could have made the glory of a great actor, the glory of Ukrainian cinema, the glory of Ukrainian theater, the glory of just a man who would have had a wonderful family, a family, fame, and the extension of his family. Now there is only one glory, that of the hero of Ukraine who died."

5. Various of Ukrainian servicemen carrying the portrait and coffin of Felipenko

6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Vadym Kovaliov, friend of Felipenko:

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"Yuriy was a great person, very creative, very positive, very reliable friend. He could always support me with a kind and warm word, we often talked when he went to war, because we fought next to each other, he in one unit, myself in another, and we always supported each other and shared our experiences. He was an incredibly creative person and incredibly cool warrior."

7. Wide of people standing on their knees in front of St.Michael's church

STORYLINE:

A funeral was held Thursday in Kyiv for Ukrainian actor Yuriy Felipenko, who was killed while serving in the Ukrainian military.

Felipenko, known for his role in the 2024 television series A Promise to God, joined the Achilles Strike Drone Battalion in April 2024.

He was killed on the frontline but his death was made public by his wife Kateryna Motrych on 15 June.

Vadym Kovaliov, friend of Felipenko, told reporters at the funeral that the actor was a "great person, very creative, very positive and a very reliable friend."

"We often talked when he went to war, because we fought next to each other, he in one unit, I in another, and we always supported each other and shared our experiences," he added.

The actor's wife announced his death on social media.

In her post she said "Yura was, without exaggeration, my world, my soul, my light. It is impossible to convey this loss."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging greater international pressure on Moscow following a deadly Russian missile strike that hit a Kyiv apartment building this week, killing 23 people.

Visiting the site with top officials on Thursday, Zelenskyy called the attack a sign Russia is rejecting ceasefire efforts.

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Rehovot, Israel - 19 June 2025

1. Various of damaged buildings from direct hit of an Iranian missile at the Weizmann Institute

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Roee Ozeri, Vice President of Development and Communication at the Weizmann Institute:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 1, 3, 4++

“So all in all, two buildings were directly hit and got damaged significantly. I would say about 50 buildings at the Weizmann Institute got some level of impact and damage. But out of those 50, only three more on top of the two that were directly it, were seriously damaged."

3. Shattered glass at entrance

4. Various of damage

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Roee Ozeri, Vice President of Development and Communication at the Weizmann Institute:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 4, 6++

“I wish that a day will come very very soon in which Iranian scientists and Israeli scientists would collaborate and work together and perform scientific research for the future of mankind. That's what we do here at the Weizmann Institute, and I hope there will come a day where we'll be able to do it together with Iranian scientists.”

6. Pan from standing building to building in ruins

STORYLINE:

For years, Israel has targeted Iranian nuclear scientists, hoping to choke progress on Iran’s nuclear program by striking at the brains behind it.

Now, with Iran and Israel in an open-ended direct conflict, scientists in Israel have found themselves in the crosshairs after an Iranian missile struck a premier research institute known for its work in life sciences and physics, among other fields.

While no one was killed in the strike on the Weizmann Institute of Science early Sunday, it caused heavy damage to multiple labs on campus, snuffing out years of scientific research and sending a chilling message to Israeli scientists that they and their expertise are now targets in the escalating conflict with Iran.

Roee Ozeri, Vice President of Development and Communication at the Weizmann Institute, said around 50 buildings at the complex were damaged in some way.

"But out of those 50, only three more on top of the two that were directly it, were seriously damaged," he told The Associated Press.

In the long period of a shadow war between Israel and Iran that preceded the current conflict, Israel repeatedly targeted Iranian nuclear scientists with the aim of setting back Iran’s nuclear program.

Israel continued that tactic with its initial blow against Iran days ago, killing multiple nuclear scientists, along with top generals, as well as striking nuclear facilities and ballistic missile infrastructure.

While it is a multidisciplinary research institute, Weizmann, like other Israeli universities, has ties to Israel’s defense establishment, including collaborations with industry leaders like Elbit Systems, which is why it may have been targeted. 

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Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip – 19 June 2025

1. Various of displaced people gathering at charity kitchen to receive food, food being prepared

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Saad Abdeen, owner of al-Saada charity Kitchen:

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“We get food from the markets and whatever is available from the markets, from the stalls, and from the vendors, as there is little food available in the markets, and what comes in through American aid or international aid, we buy it from some of those who get food, so that we can cook the food and feed the people.”

3. Various of people with pots crowding to get food

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Saad Abdeen, owner of al-Saada charity Kitchen:

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“We can't feed everyone who comes to us. About 15,000 people come to us every day, but not everyone gets food. Some get barely one meal, and some don't get any at all.''

5. Various of people with pots crowding to get food, food being prepared

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abdel-Nasser Sheikh El-Eid, displaced Palestinian from Rafah:

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“Life is very difficult. A person only eats one meal a day because of the suffocating siege and there is no way to buy some necessities because they are expensive and unavailable. The aid that comes through the American and Israeli committees - getting it is very dangerous. A person might not return to his children and might return dead.”

7. Close of empty pots

STORYLINE:

Thousands of desperate displaced people received hot soup meals on Thursday from a charity that provides basic food daily in Deir al-Balah, in the Gaza Strip.

Palestinians across the Gaza Strip have become increasingly desperate as nearly three months of Israeli border closures have pushed the territory to the brink of famine.

Al-Saada (Happiness) Kitchen, or Takiet Al-Saada, is located in a displaced persons' tent area that houses about 20,000 displaced people.

The charity kitchen tries to provide everyone with daily soup meals, but there is not enough food to fill the pans and pots of hundreds of desperate hungry people.

The owner of al-Saada charity Kitchen, Saad Abdeen said that about 15,000 people come to them every day, but not everyone gets food.

''Some get barely one meal, and some don't get any at all,'' he said.

Israel and the United States say the new aid system is intended to replace a U.N.-run network that has distributed aid across Gaza through 20 months of war.

Since the war began on October 2023, a total of 55,637 people have been killed and nearly 130,000 others were injured, the ministry added.

The toll includes 5,334 people who been killed and more than 17,000 wounded since the ceasefire collapsed three months ago.

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