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Chernihiv region, Ukraine - 12 June 2025

1. Wide of bus with Ukrainian POWs arriving at hospital

2. Various of Ukrainian POWs getting off bus 

3. Various of POWs and servicemen's families greeting them

4. Various of servicemen hugging POWs 

5. Various of POWs and servicemen's families showing portraits of their loved ones to released POWs

6. Various of woman whose husband just came back from captivity pushing through crowd and running into hospital to find her husband

7. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Oksana Nepotribna, mother of released Ukrainian POW:

"He was in captivity for a year, we were really waiting for him, we thank everyone who freed him. We just missed him (on his way to a hospital) by a little, missed him by a little, he's already here."

8. Closeup of released POW looking at portraits of other POWs and soldiers

9. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Oksana Nepotribna, mother of released Ukrainian POW:

"She hadn't seen her dad for a year. We were driving and she hugged the flag with dad's photo all the time, she was really looking forward to it."

10. Close-up of baby 

11. Various of released POW looking at portraits of other POWs and soldiers

12. Various of families showing portraits of loved ones

13. Wide of POW in window 

14. Wide of portraits of POWs and soldiers

STORYLINE:

Russia and Ukraine conducted another POW swap on Thursday that included severely wounded and gravely ill captives, although the sides did not report the numbers.

“Our people are coming home,” Zelenskyy said in a statement on Telegram.

“All of them require medical treatment, and they will receive the necessary help. This is already the second stage of returning those who are severely wounded and seriously ill.”

According to Ukraine’s Human Rights Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets, some of the repatriated soldiers had been listed as missing in action.

The oldest among them is 59, the youngest is 22, he said.

Dozens of people arrived in Chernihiv with portraits of their loved ones hoping they had been included in the exchange.

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Los Angeles - 12 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) John M. Cox, CEO of Safety Operating Systems, an aviation consultant:

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"It's very, very, very early so we need to be careful and...From the images, we can get an idea of some of the things that the investigators are gonna look at. One of which is, was the airplane properly configured for flight? Were the slats and flaps in the proper location? That is something that's on the flight data recorder, so we'll know immediately. Now, the airplane does have a warning system that will advise the pilots with a horn as well as a message on a computer screen if the airplane's not properly configured for takeoff. But the flight path of the airplane that has been released so far brings into question that. That's one of the things that the investigators are gonna look at. The image shows the airplane with the nose rising and it continuing to sink. That says that the airplane is not making enough lift. And the slats and flaps are positioned so that the wing makes more lift at lower speeds. It's hard to tell, but with the, from looking at the aircraft from behind, you may not, it doesn't look like that the trailing edge flaps are in the position I would have expected them to be, but I'm very cautious that the image quality is not good enough to make that a conclusion. It's just an area where I know that they're going to look."

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Ahmedabad, India - 12 June 2025

2. Various of crash site

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An Air India passenger plane bound for London with more than 240 people on board crashed and exploded after takeoff Thursday in India’s northwestern city of Ahmedabad, and there were no known survivors, officials said.

Aviation safety consultant John M. Cox said one of the questions investigators will be asking is whether the Air India plane that crashed Thursday was properly configured for flight.

While he stressed it was too early to make any conclusions, the CEO of Washington DC-based Safety Operating Systems said the grainy images of the flight suggested that one area of inquiry was likely to be whether the slats and flaps were in the correct position as the plane attempted to climb.

“The image shows the airplane with the nose rising and it continuing to sink,’’ he said. “That says that the airplane is not making enough lift.’’ The slats and flaps should be positioned so that the wing makes more lift at lower speeds.

“It’s hard to tell but from looking at the aircraft from behind … it doesn’t look like that the trailing edge flaps are in the position I would have expected them to be,’’ he said. “But I’m very cautious that the image quality is not good enough to make that a conclusion. It’s just an area where I know that they’re going to look.’’

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(12 Jun 2025)

LEBANON PROTEST

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Beirut, Lebanon - 12 June 2025

1. Various of retired army soldiers marching toward the prime minister’s office in central Beirut

2. Pan of protesters gathering in front of the prime minister’s office

3. Various of retired army soldiers holding a large Lebanese flag during protest

4. Mid of protesters

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Muhammad Ali, retired from the Lebanese army:

"There’s no backing down when it comes to taking our rights, no matter the circumstances. We are peaceful. They shouldn't push us into chaos. We are peaceful because we served in the military and understand discipline and the law. Out of respect for our brothers standing on the road, we’re not causing any trouble right now. But we want our rights."

5. Various of Lebanese army soldiers standing in line holding shields at security cordon

6. Various of protesters in downtown Beirut

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Michel Daher, retired from Lebanese army:

"We came here to claim the rights we've been deprived of, while they’re not even acknowledging us. They’ve taken our rights and given them to others. Every other security force has received theirs, but our branch within the military, the Lebanese Army, is not being given its due. Why? We don’t know. We’re here to get our rights and understand why they are withholding them."

8. Lebanese army soldiers deploying on the street

9. Mid of exterior shot of the Prime Minister’s office

STORYLINE:

Dozens of retired Lebanese soldiers protested outside the prime minister's office in central Beirut Thursday to demand salary raises and monthly fuel allocations from the government amid the country's historic economic meltdown.

Hours before the protest was held, the army deployed a large number of troops to act in case rioting breaks out.

Earlier this month, the government approved a payment increase of 14 million pounds ($155) to soldiers still on duty while retirees will be given 12 million pounds ($134) as of July 1.

The retirees have been demanding a bigger raise.

"There’s no backing down when it comes to taking our rights, no matter the circumstances," said Muhammad Ali, a retiree from the Lebanese army.

The retired soldiers have been protesting for months to demand higher pay after their salaries lost value following the crash of the Lebanese pound since the country's economic crisis began in October 2019.

The small nation is in the grips of its worst economic and financial crisis in its modern history rooted in decades of corruption and mismanagement by a political class that has ruled the country since the end of the 1975-90 civil war.

Since the 2019 economic meltdown began, three-quarters of Lebanon's population, which includes 1 million Syrian refugees, now live in poverty and inflation is soaring.

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Ahmedabad, India - 12 June 2025

1. Wide of the crash site

STORYLINE:

Associated Press footage showed charred rubble and construction equipment working at the site where a London-bound airplane crashed five minutes after taking off in Ahmedabad, India on Thursday.

The Air India passenger plane with more than 240 people on board crashed Thursday in the northwestern city, the airline and local media reported.

Visuals on local television channels showed smoke billowing from the crash site near the airport.

Faiz Ahmed Kidwai, the director general of the directorate of civil aviation, has told The Associated Press that Air India flight AI 171, a Boeing 787, crashed into a residential area called Meghani Nagar five minutes after taking off at 1:38 p.m. local time.

The plane was bound for London Gatwick Airport and was carrying 169 Indians, 53 Britons, seven Portuguese and one Canadian, Air India said.

The Ahmedabad city police commissioner told the AP there appear to be no survivors from the crash.

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Graz, Austria - 12 June 2025

1. Wide of candles at school entrance

2. Wide of news conference

3. Mid of briefing with phone filming

4. SOUNDBITE (German) Michael Lohnegger, Head of the Styrian State Office of Criminal Investigation:

"He put on a gun belt with a hunting knife. He put on shooting glasses, a headset, took a Glock 19 pistol and a Mercury double-barrelled shotgun with a sawed-off stock out of his backpack and armed himself accordingly.”

5. Sign reading (German) “Police”

6. SOUNDBITE (German) Michael Lohnegger, Head of the Styrian State Office of Criminal Investigation:

“From 9:57 he carried out an approximately seven-minute rampage in the school, during which he went from the third floor to the second floor and there opened fire on several individuals in the school building."

7. Wide of news conference

8. SOUNDBITE (German) Michael Lohnegger, Head of the Styrian State Office of Criminal Investigation:

"It was an apology directed to his family for the crime and a general thank-you. It doesn't go in any direction where you could say you could have an indication for a motive."

9. Wide of news conference

10. SOUNDBITE (German) Michael Lohnegger, Head of the Styrian State Office of Criminal Investigation:

"We determined that his great passion was taking part in online first-person shooter games. Here he naturally socialised with this community and cultivated social contacts."

11. Wide of news conference

12. SOUNDBITE (German) Michael Lohnegger, Head of the Styrian State Office of Criminal Investigation:

“But even here, there is no information from his personal surroundings that he ever expressed any anger or resentment toward the school, students or teachers."

13. Wide of people at memorial outside school

STORYLINE:

A former student who killed nine students and a teacher at a school in Austria and then took his own life planned the attack in detail, but he appears to have shot his victims at random and investigators still haven't been able to ascertain his motive, officials said Thursday.

The 21-year-old had left the BORG Dreierschützengasse high school in Graz three years ago, breaking off his studies after attending for three years, police said.

They said they knew of no personal connection between the gunman and the students he shot, but that one of the two teachers he shot had once taught him.

They were still investigating whether that was a factor.

The attack prompted Austria to declare three days of national mourning, and large numbers of candles have been laid in Graz's main square and outside the school.

The assailant, an Austrian who lived with his mother near Graz and whom officials have declined to identify, used a Mercury double-barreled shotgun and a Glock 19 handgun in the shooting.

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Gatwick Airport, UK - 12 June 2025

1. Various of Gatwick airport interior

STORYLINE:

Footage showed operations continuing as normal at Gatwick Airport where an Air India flight carrying more than 240 people that crashed shortly after take off was due to land later Thursday.

Visuals on local television channels showed smoke billowing from the crash site in what appeared to be a populated area near the airport in Ahmedabad, a city with a population of more than 5 million.

Firefighters doused the smoking wreckage of the plane, which would have been fully loaded with fuel shortly after takeoff, and an adjacent multi-story building with water. Charred bodies lay on the ground.

“The scenes emerging of a London-bound plane carrying many British nationals crashing in the Indian city of Ahmedabad are devastating,” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a statement.

The airline said the Gatwick Airport-bound flight was carrying 242 passengers and crew. Of those, Air India said there were 169 Indians, 53 Britons, seven Portuguese and one Canadian.

Faiz Ahmed Kidwai, the director general of the directorate of civil aviation, told The Associated Press that Air India flight AI 171, a Boeing 787-8, crashed into a residential area called Meghani Nagar five minutes after taking off at 1:38 p.m. local time.

He said 244 people were on board and it was not immediately possible to reconcile the discrepancy with Air India's numbers.

All efforts were being made to ensure medical aid and relief support at the site, India’s Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu posted on X.

The 787 Dreamliner is a widebody, twin-engine plane. This is the first crash ever of a Boeing 787 aircraft, according to the Aviation Safety Network database.

Boeing said it was aware of the reports of the crash and was “working to gather more information.”

The aircraft was introduced in 2009 and more than 1,000 have been delivered to dozens of airlines, according to the flightradar24 website.

Air India’s chairman, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, said at the moment “our primary focus is on supporting all the affected people and their families.”

He said on X that the airline had set up an emergency center and support team for families seeking information about those who were on the flight.

British Cabinet minister Lucy Powell said the government will provide “all the support that it can” to those affected by the crash.

Britain has very close ties with India. There were nearly 1.9 million people in the country of Indian descent, according to the 2021 U.K. census.

The last major passenger plane crash in India was in 2020 when an Air India Express Boeing-737 skidded off a hilltop runway in southern India, killing 21 people.

The worst air disaster in India was on Nov. 12, 1996, when a Saudi Arabian Airlines flight collided midair with a Kazakhastan Airlines Flight near Charki Dadri in Haryana state, killing al... [truncated]

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Various locations. 11th June 2025.

Miami Florida, USA.

1. 00:00 FIFA Miami sign

2. 00:05 Unveil of countdown ticker

3. 00:14 Close of countdown

4. 00:20 People taking photographs of musician Marc Anthony in front of ticker

5. 00:26 SOUNDBITE (English) Marc Anthony, actor and musician:

"We couldn't be more ready to host you, to welcome you, to show you the love, show you what Miami has to offer. What we as a people, as a community have to offer. And me standing here, I'm beside myself because I say this every day: there's no city like Miami on the planet."

Mexico City, Mexico.

6. 00:54 Building in Mexico City's central Zocalo square being lit up green to mark one-year countdown to World Cup

7. 01:02 Mexican flag flying over building illuminated green

8. 01:07 Various of buildings illuminated green

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STORYLINE:

Elected officials and representatives of FIFA started the one year countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Wednesday in a ceremony in Miami.

The city is scheduled to host seven games of the tournament, which will take place in stadiums across North America.

Miami-Dade County mayor Daniella Levine Cava said that the city is expected to welcome a million new visitors for the World Cup, with over a billion dollars in economic impact.

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Mexico City kicked off the one-year countdown to the 2026 World Cup on Wednesday by lighting up the city's iconic buildings in green, the color assigned to the city by FIFA.

The city is scheduled to host the opening game of the tournament, which will take place in stadiums across North America.

The World Cup’s 104 matches will be staged in 16 locations across Mexico, the U.S. and Canada.

Estadio Azteca Mexico City, the venue for the opening fixture of the World Cup, is set to become the first stadium to have hosted three men's World Cup opening matches.

Mexico will play all three of their group stage matches on home turf.

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