WORLD NEWS June 10: Mr. Trump defends the 6-1 riots; Russia admits it cannot be self-sufficient

The event that the American people rebelled against the Capitol building on January 6, 2021, continued to divide the United States – Photo: REUTERS

* June 9th, Former US president Donald Trump called the 2021 Capitol riots “the greatest movement in history to give greatness to the U.S“a few hours before the US congressional hearing on this event.

In 3 social media posts Truth, former President Trump called seven Democrats and two Republicans of the Committee investigating the riots “political thugs”. He also repeated reports that many believe to be false, including that he mobilized 20,000 National Guard troops when the Capitol was attacked, but Democratic leaders refused.

* In the announcement dated 9-6, NASA says the agency is planning to assemble a team of scientists to examine “unidentified flying objects.” – commonly known as UFOs. This is the latest sign of the seriousness of the problem and the challenges it poses to the United States.

Over the past few years, the US Department of Defense has released a number of videos of mysterious flying objects appearing near US planes or warships. This led to a series of speculations that it was the spying vehicles of the enemy US or aliens.

* Another shooting caused many deaths in the US. The latest incident occurred at a factory in Smithsburg, Maryland, on the afternoon of June 9 (the early morning of June 10, Vietnam time).

According to the Washington County Sheriff, many people have died and the assailant has been “neutralized”. Local broadcaster NBC said the killer’s condition was unknown, as was his motives.

Maryland Governor Garry Hogan confirmed that according to his information, it is likely that three people have died.

* All 5 Marines aboard a US military plane that crashed in southern California have been confirmed deadaccording to AFP news agency on June 10.

The MV-22B Osprey carrying these people crashed during a training mission on June 8 near Glamis, which is only about 35km from the Mexican border. Initial information on social networks said the plane was carrying radioactive material, but the US military denied this.

* June 9th, Russian President Vladimir Putin admits to producing goods domestically to avoid Western sanctions not the way and Russia is looking for new trading partners.

“Import substitution is not a panacea,” Putin told a group of young businesspeople, insisting that Russia has no intention of becoming self-sufficient, pledging that the authorities will find ways to cooperate “with countries that have can cooperate”.

Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting with young Russian businessmen on June 9 – Photo: REUTERS

* The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that it has begun dismantling the cameras and other monitoring equipment of this organization at nuclear facilities as determined by Iran. The June 9 report also said the cameras and data had been placed in the IAEA’s sealed storage facility.

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi called Iran’s decision a serious challenge to the IAEA’s efforts, warning the agency in the next three to four weeks will no longer be able to maintain information on information Tehran’s nuclear program. According to him, “this will be a big blow” to the negotiation process to restore the Iran nuclear deal.

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi with a surveillance camera model at a press conference on June 9 in Vienna (Austria) – Photo: REUTERS

* Dutch lawyers defend a suspect accused of shooting down Malaysian flight MH17 Airlines in 2014 claimed prosecutors had failed to prove a Russian-made missile hit the plane.

During the trial on June 9, the legal team asserted that the prosecution had failed to prove evidence such as photos, witness statements and conversations that showed the missile the suspect pressed the button to fire. The missile that shot down flight MH17.

In December last year, prosecutors recommended life sentences for four men believed to be involved in the case: Oleg Pulatov, Igor Girkin and Sergei Dubinsky, Russian nationals, and Leonid Kharchenko, Ukrainian nationals. .