Trump demands unconditional surrender from Iran as Middle East conflict escalates
Donald Trump declared that he will only accept "unconditional surrender" from Iran, while fighting between Israel and Iran continues with new attacks in Lebanon.
Israel and the United States have stepped up their military offensive, while Iran and several Gulf countries reported drone and missile attacks, escalating the conflict in the region.
Meanwhile, the war has caused hundreds of casualties and has also affected the global economy, with stock markets falling and oil prices rising.
"If they don't stop, Tehran will turn into Gaza": Iranians describe night of terror
Tehran residents describe a night of panic and loud explosions after the latest airstrikes, which many consider the heaviest bombing since the war began six days ago.
Due to a near-total internet blockade in Iran, information coming out of the country is limited, but witnesses speak of fear, sleeplessness and citizens fleeing the capital.
Some residents warn that, if the attacks continue, Tehran could face a destruction similar to that of Gaza.
Hungary seizes millions of euros in cash and gold from Ukrainian convoy
Hungary has seized two armored vehicles from Ukraine carrying millions of euros in cash and gold bars, while seven Ukrainian citizens have been arrested and a money laundering investigation has been opened.
Hungarian authorities suspect the origin of the money, while the Ukrainian foreign minister accused Budapest of "theft and hostage-taking."
The incident has escalated tensions between Hungary and Ukraine, even on the eve of elections in Hungary.
DoJ releases Epstein files containing abuse allegations against Trump
The United States Department of Justice released several new documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including FBI interviews with a woman who has made unverified allegations of sexual abuse against him and Donald Trump.
Authorities said the documents were not released earlier because they were incorrectly classified as duplicate copies.
Donald Trump has consistently denied any involvement or knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities.
