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Gotemba, Japan - 8 June 2025

1. Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's tank fires during annual live firing exercise

2. Soldier on tank

3. Tanks driving during live fire drill, Mount Fuji in background

4. Various of tanks firing during drill

5. Smoke rises as an artillery hits ground in front of Mt Fuji

6. Spectators watch live fire drill

7. Military helicopters fly over soldiers

8. Armored helicopters fire during drill

9. Military vehicle in front of Mount Fuji during a live-fire exercise

10. Soldiers pops out his head from tank

11. Helicopters flyover tanks

12. Tank fires

13. Helicopters and tanks during live fire drill

14. Amphibious assault vehicles

15. Ammunition hitting targets

16. Various of V-22 Osprey landing

17. Soldiers during live fire drill

18. Soldier arrives on motorbike

19. Soldiers running after disembarking amphibious assault vehicles

20. Soldier fires ammunition

21. Ammunition hitting target

22. Various of soldiers landing on parachutes

23. Military helicopters fly over tanks

24. Helicopter in front of Mt Fuji

STORYLINE:

The iconic Mount Fuji provided a scenic backdrop for the annual live fire drill by Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force on Sunday.

The Fuji Firepower Exercise 2025 simulated a battle scene taking place on a remote island.

It involved around 2,900 personnel, 50 tanks and armored vehicles and 20 aircrafts.

Guests and thrill-seekers were entertained by the troops putting the military hardware through its paces.

More than 76 tons of ammunition worth 870 million yen (6,003,087 U.S. dollars) were expected to be used during the drill.

Japan has been accelerating a military buildup to fortify itself against growing threats from China, North Korea and Russia.

Late last year, the government approved a record 8.7 trillion yen (60 trillion dollars) defense budget for 2025.

Japan aims to eventually double its annual military spending to around 10 trillion yen ($63 billion).

That would make it the world’s No. 3 military spender, after the United States and China.

AP video by Ayaka McGill

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Monaco - 8 June 2025

1. Various of French President Emmanuel Macron and Prince Albert II of Monaco touring thalassotherapy facility 'seaWergie'

2. Close of 'seaWergie' facility sign

3. Macron and Prince Albert II during tour

4. Close of pipes reading (French) 'Hot water'

5. Macron and Prince Albert II during tour

6. Various of Macron and Prince Albert II posing for photographs outside, people asking for photos

STORYLINE:

French President Emmanuel Macron and Prince Albert II of Monaco toured a thalassothermal facility in the principality on Sunday, ahead of the upcoming United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice.

The two leaders visited 'seaWergie,' a thalassotherapy facility, which focuses on the therapeutic practice of seawater, marine products, and coastal climate.

Outside, they posed for photographs as passersby stopped to greet them.

Macron’s two-day trip marks the first state visit to Monaco by a French president in four decades, following François Mitterrand’s visit in 1984.

The trip comes ahead of Tuesday’s UN Ocean Conference in Nice, where Macron is expected to join other world leaders.

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Ndjamena, Chad – 5 June 2025

1. Mid of motorcyclists and cars moving through a busy street in Chad

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Ndjamena, Chad – 7 June 2025

2. Various of Béatrice Ambaye a candidate who'd hoped to study in the United States

3. Ambaye sitting and chatting with colleague in office

4. SOUNDBITE (French) Béatrice Ambaye, candidate hoping to study in the United States:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2, 3 & 5 - 7++

"Since my childhood, I have always dreamed of pursuing my studies in the United States, primarily for the quality of education. Some time ago, I submitted a visa application to the embassy and was even called for an interview. Everything went well. The decision shocked me. At first, I was shocked and disappointed. After the interview, I had hope I could already see my dreams coming true, but after that decision, I was very disappointed.”

5. Various of Ambaye reading news about US President Donald Trump on a smartphone, highlighting reactions to U.S. visa policies

6. Close up of Ambaye reacting to news about Chad-USA visa regulations

7. Close up of Ambaye’s hands clasped together

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Ndjamena, Chad – 5 June 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (French) Hassan Sani Ibrahim, candidate hoping to study in the United States:

"We have already obtained the visas and here is the date: June 9th. And now no Chadian can leave to go to the United States. Why? It could affect a lot of things academically, economically, and diplomatically”

9. Wide of traffic and pedestrians on a busy street in Chad

STORYLINE:

Beatrice Ambaye is an intern at a small communications company in N'Djamena, the capital of Chad.

A few months ago, she applied to continue her communications studies in the United States.

She said that her application was on track and that she had already passed her visa interview - that was until this week's announcement of visa restrictions for Chadian nationals wishing to travel to the USA.

Ambaye said that she was “shocked and disappointed” by Trump’s decision.

"After the interview (at the US Embassy in Chad), I had hope, I could already see my dreams coming true, but after that decision, I was very disappointed”, she said.

Ambaye is not alone in her predicament.

Other Chadians who had already received their visas and were soon due to fly to the United States were taken by surprise by the Trump administration's decision.

Hassan Sani Ibrahim, a student, said: “We have already obtained the visas and here is the date: June 9th (to travel). And (now) no Chadian can leave to go to the United States."

The ban is due to take effect on Monday, 9 June.

The US has said it is being done to protect the US from 'foreign terrorists', despite some of the affected countries not having been directly linked to any recent terrorist activities.

Chad and other countries have been accused of having high rates of visa overstaying, particularly for ... [truncated]

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 8 June 2025

1. Various of bodies in body bags on floor at morgue, man checking one body

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Adham Dahman, injured man:

"They told us there was aid west of Rafah. They posted the news yesterday. We went to the aid point, they let us in, then surrounded us. A tank came, surrounded us, and began firing shells at us. The boat fired at us, and the soldiers also shot at us. We couldn't get out. We all left, wounded and martyred, and there are still martyrs lying on the ground to this day."

3. Various of relatives of the killed crying

4. Various of children who lost their father crying

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Sana al-Daghme, lost her husband:

"He prayed Fajr (early morning prayer) and left. Two hours later, they told us he was injured. He hadn't done anything. He was just working on a cart to feed his children. He carried people on a cart. He didn't have a missile or a plane. My husband is a cart driver; he didn't do anything. I have five children."

6. People carrying body, woman crying

7. Various of women and children mourning killed man ++GRAPHIC++

8. Girl crying and speaking in Arabic "I can't see you like this, Dad!"

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Zahed Ben Hassan, witness:

"We were on our way to the aid area to get food for our children and shooting started at us. As we were walking, he was shot in the eye, heart, and leg. We went to get food for our children. The aid they put inside at the fence, so they could besiege us inside. Then they shot at us. Why would they take us there to the aid then shoot at us? Or to do what to us? He was martyred, and I stayed next to him. Then I pulled him back, and there were other martyrs lying inside."

10. Various of people praying for victims

11. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Zahed Ben Hassan, witness:

"They say the area is safe from 6 to 6. As long as it's safe, why are you shooting at us? It's daytime, and you can see us and you have surveillance cameras. They make us advance without firing a single bullet, and when we reach the aid, you start shooting at us? Why? Why all this injustice?"

12. Various of people mourning killed man, boy crying

13. Boy crying

14. People near body of their killed relative

15. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hazem Jorani, relative of killed victim:

"I told him, 'brother, don't go!.' He said, 'My children don't have food. I want to go get them something to eat.' His children are crying, as you can see. He has six children. They're children. My brother went to get them something. They cry every day because of the lack of food. My brother said he was going to get them food. I told him, 'Don't go.!' He said, 'I'll go. My children are suffering.'"

16. Various of people praying for victims

17. Various of people carrying bodies and leaving the hospital

STORYLINE:

Palestinian health officials and witnesses say at least four people were killed and others... [truncated]

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

1. Fish swimming underwater

2. Various of corals underwater

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Hyères, France - 6 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Annika Hammerschlag, The Associated Press:

"The United Nations Ocean Conference is kicking off in Nice, France, and there's a lot on the line. World leaders, scientists, and activists are here trying to figure out how to turn years of ocean promises into real action. Right now, only about 3% of the ocean is actually protected from harmful practises like industrial fishing and deep sea mining, even though countries have agreed to protect 30% of ocean by 2030. One of the big goals this week is to push forward the High Seas Treaty. It's a major international deal that would finally let countries create marine-protected areas in international waters, which make up about two-thirds of the entire ocean. They'll need to get 60 ratifications in order to cross the finish line. The conference will also dive into issues like deep sea mining, climate funding, plastic pollution, and sustainable fishing. By the end of the week, countries are expected to agree on something called the Nice Ocean Action Plan, which is basically a list of commitments that they'll take to the UN in New York later this summer. So why does all this matter? Because the ocean gives us half the oxygen we breathe, soaks up a huge share of our carbon emissions, and helps regulate the climate. It's also the backbone of entire economies, from global fisheries to coastal communities. That depend on it to survive. What happens in the ocean doesn't just stay there, it affects all of us."

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

4. Various of corals underwater

5. Boat on surface of water

STORYLINE:

The third United Nations Ocean Conference opens Monday amid rising pressure for nations to turn decades of promises into real protection for the sea.

The weeklong summit comes as just 2.7% of the ocean is effectively protected from destructive extractive activities, according to ocean advocacy nonprofit Marine Conservation Institute.

That's far below the target agreed under the global “30x30” pledge to conserve 30% of land and sea by 2030.

Atop this year’s agenda is a diplomatic race to ratify the High Seas Treaty.

Adopted in 2023, the treaty would for the first time allow nations to establish marine protected areas in international waters, which cover nearly two-thirds of the ocean and are largely ungoverned.

The ocean is critical in stabilizing Earth’s climate and sustaining life.

It generates 50% of the oxygen we breathe, absorbs around 30% of carbon dioxide emissions and captures more than 90% of the excess heat caused by those emissions.

Without a healthy ocean, experts warn, climate goals will remain out of reach.

The treaty will only come into force once 60 countries ratify it. As of June 8, just 32 countries had... [truncated]

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

1. Fish swimming underwater

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Hyères, France - 6 June 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Annika Hammerschlag, The Associated Press: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 3++

"The United Nations Ocean Conference is kicking off in Nice, France, and there's a lot on the line. World leaders, scientists, and activists are here trying to figure out how to turn years of ocean promises into real action."

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

3. Various of corals underwater

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Hyères, France - 6 June 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Annika Hammerschlag, The Associated Press: ++STARTS ON SHOT 3 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 5++

"Right now, only about 3% of the ocean is actually protected from harmful practices like industrial fishing and deep sea mining, even though countries have agreed to protect 30% of ocean by 2030."

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

5. Fish swimming underwater

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Hyères, France - 6 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Annika Hammerschlag, The Associated Press: ++STARTS ON SHOT 5 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 7++

"One of the big goals this week is to push forward the High Seas Treaty. It's a major international deal that would finally let countries create marine-protected areas in international waters, which make up about two-thirds of the entire ocean."

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Porquerolles National Park, France - 6 June 2025

7. Tracking shot of boat on surface of water

8. Various of boat and divers on surface of water

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Hyères, France - 6 June 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Annika Hammerschlag, The Associated Press: ++STARTS ON SHOT 7++

"So why does all this matter? Because the ocean gives us half the oxygen we breathe, soaks up a huge share of our carbon emissions, and helps regulate the climate. It's also the backbone of entire economies, from global fisheries to coastal communities. That depend on it to survive. What happens in the ocean doesn't just stay there, it affects all of us."

STORYLINE:

The third United Nations Ocean Conference opens Monday amid rising pressure for nations to turn decades of promises into real protection for the sea.

The weeklong summit comes as just 2.7% of the ocean is effectively protected from destructive extractive activities, according to ocean advocacy nonprofit Marine Conservation Institute.

That's far below the target agreed under the global “30x30” pledge to conserve 30% of land and sea by 2030.

Atop this year’s agenda is a diplomatic race to ratify the High Seas Treaty.

Adopted in 2023, the treaty would for the first time allow nations to establish marine protected areas in international waters, which cover nearly two-thirds of the ocean and are largely ungoverned.

The ocean is critical in stabilizing Earth’s climate and sustaining life.

It generates 50% of th... [truncated]

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Paramount, California - 7 June 2025

1. Protesters shouting at and filming police officers

2. Fire lit in road

3. Line of police

4. Protesters in street, debris

5. Police line, tear gas canisters

6. Fire in street, protesters

7. Police at intersection

8. Car burning, fire truck

STORYLINE:

Sporadic confrontations broke out again Saturday in the heavily Latino satellite city of Paramount, south of Los Angeles, the second day of clashes between hundreds of protesters and federal immigration authorities in riot gear.

Agents unleashed tear gas, flash-bang explosives and pepper balls, and protesters hurled rocks and cement at Border Patrol patrol vehicles.

Smoke wafted from small piles of burning refuse in the streets.

Tensions were high after a series sweeps by immigration authorities the previous day in LA's fashion district and other locations, as the weeklong tally of immigrant arrests climbed past 100 and a prominent union leader was arrested while protesting and accused of impeding law enforcement.

AP video shot by Eric Thayer

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Paramount, California - 7 June 2025

1. Protesters shouting at and filming police officers

2. Fire lit in road

3. Line of police

4. Protesters in street, debris

5. Police line, tear gas canisters

6. Fire in street, protesters

7. Police at intersection

8. Car burning, fire truck

STORYLINE:

Sporadic confrontations broke out again Saturday in the heavily Latino satellite city of Paramount, south of Los Angeles, the second day of clashes between hundreds of protesters and federal immigration authorities in riot gear.

Agents unleashed tear gas, flash-bang explosives and pepper balls, and protesters hurled rocks and cement at Border Patrol patrol vehicles.

Smoke wafted from small piles of burning refuse in the streets.

Tensions were high after a series sweeps by immigration authorities the previous day in LA's fashion district and other locations, as the weeklong tally of immigrant arrests climbed past 100 and a prominent union leader was arrested while protesting and accused of impeding law enforcement.

AP video shot by Eric Thayer

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Boston – 4 June 2025

++PART MUTE++

1. Wide of Fenway Park, Major League Baseball’s oldest park

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Boston – 7 June 2025

2. Tracking shot under bleachers to show boxing match between Alexis Bolduc and Sara Couillard

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell, Former Boxer and Albany, New York, Resident: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 4++

"So, I'm here at Fenway Park, watching the very first boxing matches after 70 years of not being here, so they're coming back. I'm not here for baseball. My mother's a Yankees fan. I'm from New York, I'm sorry. But yeah, I am here in Fenway to watch boxing. I think my mother would disown me if I was watching baseball."

4. Victor Hugo Costa and Jareed Gaines boxing heavyweight match

5. Tilt down from Fenway Park signage to baseball field

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Clark, Boston resident: ++STARTS ON SHOT 4 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 7 AND 8++

"I've seen football here, I have seen hockey here, I've seen plenty of baseball, I've never thought boxing. Incredible, absolutely incredible. You walk here, like, growing up in this area, you walk in and just, it's like a cathedral. It's incredible. And then to see people, you know, these guys... everyone in there is busting their, you know, they're putting their hearts in this and it's pretty incredible to watch. You know, like, right behind us there's two women going at it right now, you know. So it's incredible."

7. Gaines landing blows that cause Costa to drop to his knees

8. Various of Alexis Bolduc and Sara Couillard fighting in super middleweight bout

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Boston – 3 June 2025

9. Wide of the exterior of Fenway Park and signage

10. Wide of Fenway Park’s baseball field

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Boston – 7 June 2025

11. Boxing fans watching bouts under the bleachers

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Boston – 3 June 2025

12. Wide of Fenway Park’s baseball field

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Boston – 7 June 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell, Former Boxer and Albany, New York, Resident: ++OVERLAID BY SHOTS 8 TO 12++

"Oh, watching boxing here?"

Reporter (English): "Yeah."

Clare O’Connell (English): "It's phenomenal. I mean, just to be a part of history, just watching the first women's boxing match, pro boxing in Fenway Park, it's phenomenal. As an ex-boxer myself, it's great watching, you know, women come up and do their thing. So, I'm glad to be part of history. I was absolutely shocked when my friends sent me an invite to come and watch their match in Boston, and then when I saw it was in Fenway Park, I was actually shocked. But then to find out that it was, like, under the bleachers, it was weird, but it's very, it's an interesting environment to watch it in. So, this is, it is a cool experience."

STORYLINE:

Boxing has returned to Boston’s Fenway Park for the first time in nearly 70 years.

“Fight Night at Fenway” saw hundreds of fans gathered under the bleachers of the oldest b... [truncated]

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Boston – 4 June 2025

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1. Wide of Fenway Park

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Boston – 7 June 2025

2. Pan left of baseball field and seats at Fenway before tracking shot under bleachers to show boxing match between Alexis Bolduc and Sara Couillard

3. Victor Hugo Costa and Jareed Gaines boxing during heavyweight match

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell, former boxer:

"So, I'm here at Fenway Park, watching the very first boxing matches after 70 years of not being here, so they're coming back. I'm not here for baseball. My mother's a Yankees fan. I'm from New York, I'm sorry. But yeah, I am here in Fenway to watch boxing. I think my mother would disown me if I was watching baseball."

5. Gaines landing blows that cause Costa to drop to his knees

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Clark, Boston resident:

"I've seen football here, I have seen hockey here, I've seen plenty of baseball, I've never thought boxing. Incredible, absolutely incredible."

7. Tilt-down from Fenway Park signage to baseball field

8. Wide of Bolduc and Couillard fighting in super middleweight bout

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Clark, Boston resident:

"I mean, just you walk here, like, growing up in this area, you walk in and just... it's like a cathedral. It's incredible. And then to see people, you know, these guys... everyone in there is busting their, you know, they're putting their hearts in this. And it's pretty incredible to watch. You know, like, right behind us there's two women going at it right now, you know. So it's incredible."

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Boston – 3 June 2025

10. Wide exterior of Fenway Park

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Boston – 7 June 2025

11. Mid of Bolduc and Couillard fighting

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell, former boxer:

"Oh, watching boxing here?"

Reporter (English): "Yeah."

Clare O’Connell (English): "It's phenomenal. I mean, just to be a part of history, just watching the first women's boxing match, pro boxing in Fenway Park, it's phenomenal. As an ex-boxer myself, it's great watching, you know, women come up and do their thing. So, I'm glad to be part of history."

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Boston – 3 June 2025

13. Wide of Fenway Park’s baseball field

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Boston – 7 June 2025

14. Pan right of boxing fans under Fenway Park’s bleachers

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell, former boxer:

"No, I was absolutely shocked when my friends sent me an invite. Well, first they bombarded me on FaceTime, then they sent me and invite to come and watch their match in Boston, and then when I saw it was in Fenway Park, I was actually shocked. But then to find out that it was, like, under the bleachers, it was weird, but it's very, it's an interesting environment to watch it in. So this is, it is a cool experience."

16. Close of Boston Red Sox World Series championship banners seen through boxing ring’s ropes

17. Boxing fans under bleachers

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Clare O’Connell,... [truncated]

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