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Gaza Strip as seen from Israel - 18 June 2025

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1. Various of explosions across Gaza skyline

STORYLINE:

Several large explosions lit up the night skies over the Gaza Strip early on Wednesday.

There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.

Israel’s military campaign since October 2023 has killed over 55,300 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

More than half of them women and children, the Ministry says.

Its count doesn’t distinguish between civilians and combatants.

Israel launched its campaign aiming to destroy Hamas after the group’s Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel.

Militants killed around 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took another 251 hostage.

They still hold 53 hostages, fewer than half of them alive.

Most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

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Upper Nile, South Sudan - 9 June 2025

1. Various aerials over Upper Nile state showing scattered settlements and river amidst lush greenery, highlighting the challenges of delivering aid in war-torn regions

2. Mid of pilot's hand gripping aircraft control

3. Various of aid packages stacked inside a cargo plane

4. Mid of aid worker securing cargo inside an aircraft

5. Various of pilot navigating aircraft

6. Various of Fogbow Chief Operation Officer, Eric Oehlerich tracking the flight on a map on his smartphone just above the drop zone

7. Food aid being dropped from the plane

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Juba, South Sudan - 9 June 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Oehlerich, Fogbow Chief Operation Officer:

“We’re in the middle of the rainy season in Africa. And the rainy season, it makes the overland truck delivery unreachable in a number of places and because these civilians have been displaced due to the internal conflict going on within South Sudan, the river is unpredictable in deliveries by barge, trucks can’t reach these remote villages, so airdrops is the only option.”

9. Mid of Oehlerich speaking with a colleague

10. Close of humanitarian aid supplies loaded inside a cargo plane

11. Mid of pilot navigating aircraft over Upper Nile State for aid delivery

12. Wide of United Nations humanitarian aircraft being loaded with supplies at Juba airport

13. Mid of pilots in the cockpit

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Ramallah, West Bank - 10 June 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Bushra Khalidi, policy lead for Oxfam:

"At least that like Oxfam, and I know I can speak I'm sure for for the for the most part of the principal humanitarian community, is that we cannot accept military or profit driven intermediaries overriding principled aid delivery, we just cannot. It goes against everything we believe in, and we've signed up for, and that we are accountable to and that we're binded by."

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Rafah, southern Gaza - 27 May 2025

15. Various of crowds of Palestinians walking back after trying to reach a newly opened aid distribution center in southern Gaza, a few people carrying aid they were able to secure

16. Close of an aid box containing basic supplies

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Juba, South Sudan - 9 June 2025

17. Mid of aid workers entering a warehouse

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Mulroy, Fogbow President:

"My name's Mick Mulroy and I'm the president of Fogbow, which is a company, a private company, that works to enable humanitarian operations around the world. We do so by using the experience that we had, many of us in the military, but we also have people that served in the United Nations. We think we add value because we've worked for careers collectively in conflict zones, and we know how to essentially make very difficult situations work."

19. Wide of workers loading sacks of aid supplies in a warehouse

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Mulroy, Fogbow President:

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Lisbon, Portugal - 17 June 2025

1. Protesters holding banner reads (Portuguese) “end the genocide, recognize the state of Palestine"

2. Protesters chanting (Portuguese) “ceasefire is urgent”

3. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Ana Ribeiro, protester: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT1 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT2&PARTIALLY BY SHOT4++

“When we see a child or 56,000 children being slaughtered, there is a primary question for all of us as empathetic human beings, we understand what we are witnessing, pure horror, and we are seeing it in real time. The only power we have is to be here on the streets and to demand our government do something about it."

4. Tilt from building to crowd

5. Close of man on balcony showing a t-shirt supporting Palestinians and applauding

6. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jose Silva, protester: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT7 AND PARTAILLY BY SHOT8++

“We are seeing those children and we see ours. All countries, all governments, and ours specifically, should recognize the state of Palestine and it should make an effort for the achievement of the two state solution, living side by side.”

7. Close of protester with Palestinian flag

8. Various of protest in front of parliament

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of protesters rallied in Lisbon on Tuesday in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

The demonstrators in the Portuguese capital marched towards the country's parliament, where they called on the government and lawmakers to recognize a Palestinian state.

They also called for peace and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and condemned the ongoing Israeli military campaign.

Israel’s military campaign since October 2023 has killed over 55,300 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

More than half of the victims were women and children, according to the Ministry.

Its count doesn’t distinguish between civilians and combatants.

Israel launched its campaign aiming to destroy Hamas after the group’s Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel.

The militants killed around 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took another 251 hostage.

They still hold 53 hostages, fewer than half of them alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

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(18 Jun 2025)

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Berlin, Germany - 17 June 2025

1. Swimmers walking on sidewalk

2. Swimmers diving into river

3. SOUNDBITE (German) Jan Edler, Fluss Bad Berlin board member:

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“For 100 years now, people have not been allowed to swim in the inner-city Spree and we no longer think this is justified, because we can show that the water quality is usually good enough to go swimming during the season. It has become much, much better.”

4. Swimmers lining up to jump into the water

5. Sign reading “Swimmable city yes!”

6. Swimmers diving into river

7. Woman swimming

8. Mid of people swimming

9. Wide of people swimming

STORYLINE:

There’s a push by swimmers to get back into the water in Berlin after the German capital banned swimming in the Spree River because it was so polluted that locals were at risk of falling ill.

On Tuesday, around 200 people jumped into the river's slow-moving, greenish water to show that it's not only clean enough, but also lots of fun to splash and swim in the city's historic Mitte neighborhood along the world-famous Museum Island.

A group calling itself Fluss Bad Berlin, or River Pool Berlin, has been lobbying for several years to open up the river for swimmers again.

“For 100 years now, people have not been allowed to swim in the inner-city Spree and we no longer think this is justified, because we can show that the water quality is usually good enough to go swimming during the season," said Jan Edler, who is on the board of Fluss Bad Berlin and helped organize Tuesday's swim-in.

To circumvent the ban, the group registered their collective swim event as an official protest.

Standing on a little staircase that leads down to the Spree canal, which flows around the southern side of the island, Edler stressed that “we want the people to use the Spree for recreation again.”

He pointed that the river has been cleaned up thoroughly, and that the water quality has improved in the last decade and is constantly being monitored.

Even city officials in the central Mitte district of Berlin say they'd be interested in introducing river swimming again in 2026.

Supporters of lifting the swimming ban also point at Paris, where the Seine River was opened up for swimmers for the Olympic Games last year and will be opened this summer for Parisians.

Swimming there had been banned since 1923.

Only in Berlin, swimming has been continuously prohibited in the Spree since May 1925, when the German capital closed all traditional river pools because the water was deemed too toxic.

Some of those pools weren't only used for recreational swimming, but were a place for poor people to wash themselves if they didn't have bathrooms at home.

These days, the water is clean on most days, except when there's heavy rain, which leads to some water pollution.

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 19 February 2025

1. Main road near Bukit Bintang area

2. Traffic at Bukit Bintang

3. LED screens at Bukit Bintang

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 17 January 2025

4. Wide of skyscrapers near Merdeka Square

5. Wide of clock tower called “Sultan Abdul Samad Building” near Merdeka square

6. Close of clock tower

7. Giant Malaysia flag at Merdeka square

8. Signage reading (Malay): “Merdeka Square.”

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 10 February 2025

9. Wide of Main Gate of the national Palace

10. Tourists taking a selfie

11. Various of Façade of National Palace and flags

12. Tourist at signage reading (Malay) “National Palace”

13. Mid of Horse Guard at the National Palace

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 20 March 2025

14. Various Kuala Lumpur Tower

15. Various of “Merdeka 118” Tower

16. Wide of Petronas Twin Towers

17. Petronas Twin Towers link bridge

18. Petronas Twin Towers façade

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 10 March 2025

19. Various of skyline

STORYLINE:

The capital city of Malaysia serves as the country's financial center, with an estimated population of over 2 million people.

Kuala Lumpur spans over 240 square kilometers, or about 150 miles.

Officially known as the federal territory of Kuala Lumpur, it is one of the fastest growing cities in Southeast Asia.

The main feature of Kuala Lumpur is its many skyscrapers dotting the landscape. The most iconic is the Petronas Twin Towers, which was completed in 1996 - to date, it is still one of the tallest sets of twin buildings in the world.

The National Palace is where Malaysia’s king resides and conducts his official duties.

Kuala Lumpur also boasts dozens of other unique skyscraper buildings, including the newly minted Merdeka 118 tower, which is ranked the second-tallest building in the world after Dubai's Burj Khalifa.

Kuala Lumpur is also known as a shopping and culinary destination for tourists, especially in the area known as Bukit Bintang, where street food and many shopping malls attract tourists from abroad.

The History of Kuala Lumpur started as a tin mining settlement, but it soon grew into a thriving city. In 1957, it became the capital of the federation of Malaya and its successor Malaysia.

Although the seat of government was relocated to Putrajaya in 1999, Kuala Lumpur still remains a most important city in Malaysia.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 17 June 2025

1. Pan right of Tel Aviv skyline, sirens wailing

2. Various of people entering shelter

3. Various of Cuban salsa teachers Tav Golan and Anna Kaniel dancing in shelter, people watching

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles launched towards Israel are forcing Israelis to dash for the shelters every few hours.

In one public shelter in Jaffa, a mixed Arab-Jewish neighborhood of Tel Aviv, two Cuban salsa teachers put some music on and offered an impromptu show in front of more than 100 people and 15 dogs.

“We’re stuck in here anyways, so is it OK if we bring up the energy a bit?” asked Tav Golan, a dance teacher who teaches in the nearby city of Rishon Lezion.

He started some salsa music on a portable speaker and grabbed the hand of fellow dance teacher Anna Kaniel.

Since 1993, all new homes in Israel must be built with a “safe room” or reinforced room meant to withstand a rocket attack.

But many older neighborhoods still make do with public shelters, often built underneath city parks, schools, or parking garages.

Inside these dusty underground rooms, a wide cross section of neighborhoods crush into the rooms together many times a day.

It comes as Israel claimed on Tuesday to have killed a top Iranian general as it traded more strikes with its longtime foe.

President Donald Trump warned residents of Tehran to evacuate while suggesting that the United States could give up on negotiations.

Israel says its sweeping assault on Iran’s top military leaders, nuclear scientists, uranium enrichment sites and ballistic missile program is necessary to prevent its adversary from getting any closer to building an atomic weapon.

The strikes have killed at least 224 people in Iran.

Iran has retaliated by launching some 400 missiles and hundreds of drones at Israel. So far, 24 people have been killed in Israel.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 17 June 2025

1. Activists wearing in oversized masks that resemble judges outside the house of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

2. Posters supporting Cristina Fernández

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Norma Luján, demonstrator:

"We want Cristina to be free. What is happening to her is unjust. (President Javier) Milei, (former President Mauricio) Macri and all his cronies should be in jail, not Cristina. Cristina is the people. The Peronist government has always been with the people. That's all. I love you, Cristina. I love you."

4. A sign reads that reads "Free Cristina"

5. A graffiti reads (Spanish) "always with you, CFK (the acronym of the former president)"

6. People singing the Peronist anthem

7. An elderly woman holding a book about Evita shouts UPSOUND (Spanish) "I love you with all my heart"

STORYLINE:

Supporters of former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner rallied in Buenos Aires on Tuesday after she was ordered to serve her six-year prison sentence for corruption at home.

The demonstration was held on the street that the former president lives in.

Earlier in the day, federal court judges ruled that Fernández, 72, can serve time in the apartment where she lives with her daughter and her granddaughter, citing her age and security reasons.

Fernández was the victim of an attempted assassination three years ago.

In the ruling, obtained by The Associated Press, the court said that Fernández “must remain at the registered address, an obligation that she may not break except in exceptional situations.”

The court also ordered that Fernández be placed under the watch of an electronic surveillance device to monitor her movements.

Last week, Argentina’s highest court upheld Fernández’s sentence in a ruling that permanently banned her from public office over the corruption conviction that found she had directed state contracts to a friend while she was the first lady and president.

The ruling barred Fernández from running in this fall’s Buenos Aires legislative election just days after she launched her campaign.

Fernández was embroiled in multiple corruption scandals during her tenure. She was convicted in 2022 of corruption in a case that centered on 51 public contracts for public works awarded to companies linked to Lázaro Báez, a convicted construction magnate and friend of the presidential couple, at prices 20% above the standard rate in a project that cost the state tens of millions of dollars.

Fernández has questioned the impartiality of the judges. She claimed that her defense didn’t have access to much of the evidence and that it was gathered without regard to legal deadlines.

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip – 17 June 2025

1. People carrying wounded man to Nasser Hospital

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yousef Nofal, witness: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT3++

“Massacre, their bodies cut up, massacre, young children, mothers, massacre. I searched for my brothers and cousins and I did not find any of them. What is this situation we are living in? Have mercy on us.”

3. Wide of man carrying injured person to hospital

4. Mid of young man shouting

5. Various of people crying

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Name not given, mother of killed boy: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT5 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT6&8 AND PARTIALLY BY SHOT9++

“This is not aid. This is an ambush. This is not aid, this is an ambush against the youth, not to feed them, but to kill them. I complain to God about every oppressor and every Arab ruler who did not stand with us and did not stop the war. I ask God to take revenge on them.”

7. Mid of mourners standing and crying

8. Mid of mourners sitting next to bodies and crying

9. People performing funeral prayers

STORYLINE:

At least 51 Palestinians were killed and more than 200 wounded in the Gaza Strip while waiting for U.N. and commercial trucks to enter the territory with desperately needed food, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry and a local hospital.

Palestinian witnesses told The Associated Press that Israeli forces carried out an airstrike on a nearby home before opening fire toward the crowd in the southern city of Khan Younis.

The Israeli military said soldiers had spotted a gathering near an aid truck that was stuck in Khan Younis, near where Israeli forces were operating.

It did not appear to be related to a new Israeli- and U.S.-supported aid delivery network that rolled out last month and has been marred by violence.

Yousef Nofal, an eyewitness, said he saw many people motionless and bleeding on the ground after Israeli forces opened fire.

Palestinians say Israeli forces have repeatedly opened fire on crowds trying to reach food distribution points run by a separate U.S. and Israeli-backed aid group since the centers opened last month.

Local health officials say scores have been killed and hundreds wounded.

In those instances, the Israeli military has acknowledged firing warning shots at people it said had approached its forces in a suspicious manner.

U.N. agencies and major aid groups deny there is any major diversion of aid and have rejected the new system, saying it can't meet the mounting needs in Gaza and that it violates humanitarian principles by allowing Israel to control who has access to aid.

Experts have warned of famine in the territory that is home to some 2 million Palestinians.

Israel’s military campaign since October 2023 has killed over 55,300 Palestinians, more than half of them women and children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

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El volcán Lewotobi Laki Laki en el centro-sur de Indonesia entró en erupción el martes y formó grandes columnas de ceniza caliente en el aire. Las autoridades elevaron la alerta de erupción al nivel más alto y ampliaron la zona de peligro a ocho kilómetros desde el cráter.

Este hombre dijo que estaba sorprendido.

SOUNDBITE – Frans Kino, residente del área

“Esta es la primera vez que he visto una erupción así de grande”, dijo.

La Agencia de Geología de Indonesia dijo en un comunicado que las densas nubes formadas por el volcán alcanzaron los 10.000 metros de altitud el martes por la tarde, tras una actividad volcánica significativa, incluyendo 50 episodios en dos horas, en lugar de los habituales ocho a diez diarios.

No se reportaron víctimas.

Se advirtió a los residentes que estuvieran atentos a las lluvias intensas, que podrían desencadenar flujos de lava en los ríos que se originan en el volcán.

Una erupción del monte Lewotobi Laki Laki en noviembre mató a nueve personas e hirió a decenas.

Indonesia es un archipiélago de 270 millones de personas con actividad sísmica frecuente. Tiene 120 volcanes activos y se encuentra en el Anillo de Fuego, un arco de líneas de fallas sísmicas que rodean la cuenca del Pacífico.

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(18 Jun 2025)

A primera hora del miércoles, sonaban sirenas en Tel Aviv cuando sus sistemas de defensa antiaérea interceptaban proyectiles disparados por Irán contra Israel.

El martes, Israel afirmó que abatió a un alto general iraní. También el martes, el presidente estadounidense Donald Trump advirtió a los residentes de Teherán que evacuaran y exigió la rendición incondicional de Irán.

Trump dejó la cumbre del G7 en Canadá un día antes de lo planeado para ocuparse del conflicto entre Israel e Irán.

Los ataques comenzaron cuando Israel atacó a Irán por su programa nuclear, y los enfrentamientos han hecho crecer el temor de una guerra regional más amplia y peligrosa.

La región ya está bajo gran tensión mientras Israel busca aniquilar a Hamás —un aliado iraní— en la Franja de Gaza, donde aún hay guerra después de que Hamás atacó Israel el 7 de octubre de 2023.

Israel dice que su amplio ataque contra los principales líderes militares de Irán, científicos nucleares, sitios de enriquecimiento de uranio y programa de misiles balísticos es necesario para evitar que su adversario se acerque más a construir un arma atómica. Los ataques han matado al menos a 224 personas en Irán.

En respuesta, Irán ha lanzado unos 400 misiles y cientos de drones a Israel. Hasta ahora, 24 personas han muerto en Israel.

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