00:00Israel has launched strikes on Iran's capital, targeting the country's nuclear program and killing top military officials and leading nuclear scientists.
00:12In response, Iran fired at least 100 drones towards Israel, according to the Israeli Defense Forces.
00:19Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the strikes a targeted military operation aimed at rolling back what he described as the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival.
00:33He framed the assault as a preemptive strike, warning that Iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time if not stopped.
00:42When enemies vow to destroy you, believe them. When enemies build weapons of mass death, stop them.
00:53As the Bible teaches us, when someone comes to kill you, rise and act first.
00:59This is exactly what Israel has done today. We have risen like lions to defend ourselves.
01:05The Israeli attacks hit several sites, including Iran's main nuclear enrichment facility.
01:13Iranian state media confirmed the deaths of General Hussein Salami, head of the Revolutionary Guard,
01:20and General Mohammed Bagheeri, the Armed Forces Chief of Staff.
01:25At least six top nuclear scientists were also killed.
01:28Iran called the strikes a declaration of war, with its supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowing that Israel will face severe punishment.
01:39The Trump administration said it was not involved in the attack.
01:43It had earlier urged Israel to hold off, while negotiations over Iran's nuclear program continued.
01:49Countries in the region condemned Israel's attack, while leaders around the globe called for immediate de-escalation from both sides.
02:00After military attacks between Israel and Iran overnight, European leaders are voicing alarm and calling for immediate de-escalation.
02:08On the other hand, U.S. President Donald Trump made further warnings and threats to Tehran to make the nuclear deal,
02:13saying that there is still time to end this slaughter before there is nothing left.
02:19Trump said his country makes the most lethal military equipment and that Israel has a lot of it, with much more to come.
02:26On Friday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged all parties to step back, while his Dutch counterpart Dick Skoof said de-escalation is necessary.
02:34German Chancellor Friedrich Merz convened his security cabinet, warning of the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program and vowing to use diplomatic means.
02:46From Brussels, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called the news deeply alarming and urged maximum restraint.
02:53France, Finland and Ireland echoed calls to end the cycle of violence and return to diplomacy.
02:59Meanwhile, thousands of Iranians took the streets in the capital to protest the attacks, demanding revenge and chanting slogans against Israel and the United States.
03:12The crisis erupts just two days before G7 leaders meet in Canada, where it's now expected to top the agenda.
03:18Israel's strike on Iran might change the balance of power in the Middle East, according to a security expert, Claude Monique.
03:32The conflict increases the security risk in Europe as well.
04:00The experts said Europe has no role in the Middle East because of the weakness of its military.
04:29It's chaos for international air travelers as the military escalation between Iran and Israel prompted multiple airspace closures and dozens of flight cancellations.
04:43Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport has been shut down until further notice.
04:50Israel's flag carrier El Al Airlines has suspended all flights to and from the country, adding that it was moving some of its planes abroad.
04:59Other major carriers, including Air France, Emirates, Lufthansa, United and Delta have canceled flights to the region.
05:09Iran too, halted all inbound and outbound traffic from its Imam Khomeini International Airport.
05:15Jordan, Iran, Israel and Iraq all closed their airspace.
05:20Thousands of travelers have been diverted to other destinations through Egypt and Saudi Arabia, or north via Turkey, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
05:31Over 25 flights carrying more than 2,000 passengers have been diverted to Cyprus.
05:38Authorities in European countries like the UK, Italy, Spain and France are advising against all travel to Iran.
05:45The housing problem in the EU has led to a deadlock for many citizens who are unable to find their shelter in Europe amidst the shortage of homes and high rents.
05:57According to Eurostat, in 2023, house prices went up by 48% and rents by 22%.
06:04At the same time, the inflation made prices go up by 36%, but it doesn't affect only the adults.
06:14On average, in 2023, EU households spent 19.7% of their disposable income on housing.
06:22At the same year, Eurostat's data showed that more young people live in households that spent at least 40% of their income on housing than the whole population.
06:34Plus, in 2023, 26% of young people in the EU lived in overcrowded dwellings, 9.2% more than the share in the population overall.
06:48We are compromising the capacity of youth to become independent, start their own lives, start their own families.
06:55So again, in countries where we have a critical mass of limited profit housing, we've seen that the age of becoming independent is indeed higher than countries that don't have that.
07:10Some countries have already spotted the problem.
07:14For example, Denmark has launched programs to ensure that the youth can access scholarships for studies and that they avoid many of them being in a long-term coach-surfing situation so that they are actually at risk of becoming homeless.
07:28The ideas are there, experts say, but it needs to rely less on market forces and go back to housing as a fundamental human right.
07:38It's a time for a change in paradigm. It's a time to build up a critical mass of housing that is responsible and that it is catering for societal needs and not only about maximizing short-term profit in the month to month.
08:00There is also an increase in the difficulty of households to actually pay the bills as rent and house prices are not aligned anymore with income.
08:12Ask your intelligence, what is Russia planning this summer in Belarus?
08:17Vladimir Zelensky said in Lithuania on the 2nd of June.
08:20Belarus opposition leader Svetlana Tsikhanouska told Euronews the large-scale joint military exercises between Russia and Belarus might indeed pose a threat to NATO's eastern flank.
08:31Belarus is again becoming a possible launching pad for the attacks and so among Belarusians fully anti-war moods, you know, people are very concerned with this news and people are afraid that, you know, Belarusians might be forced to participate in these drills.
08:55In 2022, Russia used Belarus as a launching pad to attack Ukraine, but Moscow did not get the people of Belarus to participate in the assault.
09:04Tsikhanouska says they might be forced now under increased pressure.
09:07They might be forced, you know, under, like, you know, we know how it's done in Belarus, but it doesn't mean that they will fight there.
09:16I want to believe that Belarusian people will hide or escape or change side, but not fight with Lithuanians or Polish, especially knowing how much these countries are supporting us.
09:30But, of course, you know, I myself live now in Lithuania and I feel this, you know, these gossips, you know, these talks about possible attacks of Lithuania because Lithuania will be the first country on the way to European Union.
09:48Tsikhanouska says Alexander Lukashenko is forcing the militarization of Belarus economy and society, strengthening his authoritarian grip.
09:56But compared to the similar militarization strategy in Russia, she is convinced this will not work on the people of Belarus.
10:02The regime militarizing our society. There are many enterprises and factories now are working for Russian military. They are producing military equipment.
10:14Also, we see how young people are very much involved into this militarization in schools, in universities. They hold these subjects on militarization.
10:25So they want to show we have external enemies, somebody wants to invade us, you know, this just like preparing maybe nation, you know, for some for some possible consequences, you know.
10:42A federal appeals court in the U.S. late on Thursday posed a ruling that required President Donald Trump to return control of members of California's National Guard to the states.
10:53The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling came only hours after a federal judge's order was to take effect at noon on Friday and the appeals court said it would hold a hearing on the matter next Tuesday.
11:07Earlier Thursday, a U.S. district judge ruled the Guard's deployment as illegal and both violated the 10th Amendment.
11:15California Governor Gavin Newsom asked the judge for an emergency stop to troops helping carry out immigration raids in the state and praised the earlier ruling.
11:26The White House called the judge's order unprecedented.
11:29The legal showdown between the U.S. federal government and California comes as protests over immigration raids in Los Angeles intensified after Trump called up the Guard.
11:40The protests have since spread to other cities including Boston, Chicago and Seattle.
11:45weapons, Seattle.
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