Because of the crisis in Iran, faint calls in support of coal could also be heard in Europe, although the continent has suffered far less from the current energy crisis than Asia has. For example, the Italian parliament approved postponing the country’s coal phaseout to 2038 (though coal accounts for only about 1.5% of electricity generation in the country).

The turnout in the parliamentary elections in Armenia by 11:00 local time was 14.48%, the Central Election Commission reported . That's up nearly 2.5 percentage points from the morning reading of the last 2021 election . According to The Insider's calculations, the current turnout at this hour was the highest since at least 2012: in 2018, 7.76% of voters had voted by 11:00, in 2017 - 13.32%.

Iran fired missiles into Israel after an IDF strike on the southern suburbs of Beirut. This was reported by the Israel Defense Forces. According to the IDF, air defense systems intercepted the missiles and sirens were sounded in several areas of the country. The Israeli army later stated that it had intercepted all Iranian missiles launched up to that point, but recorded new launches.

German tennis player Alexander Zverev won the Grand Slam tournament for the first time in his career. In the final of the French Open (Roland Garros), he defeated Italian Flavio Cobolli with a score of 6:1, 4:6, 6:4, 6:7 (5:7), 6:1. Zverev became the first German tennis player since 1937 to win the Roland Garros men's singles tournament.

On the night of June 7, Russia struck with a drone the site of the Centralized Storage Facility for Spent Nuclear Fuel near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Energoatom, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine and President Vladimir Zelensky said. According to Energoatom, the container reception building, where spent nuclear fuel was not stored, was partially destroyed. The radiation background remains within normal limits, and there are no casualties.

The PRC launched a special naval operation off the eastern coast of Taiwan in response to the start of negotiations between Japan and the Philippines on sea delimitation in this area, Xinhua reports : “The purpose of the operation is to fully exercise China's maritime administrative and law enforcement jurisdiction, strengthen the capabilities of patrol law enforcement in distant sea areas and traffic regulation in key waters, ensure the safety of maritime traffic and protect national rights and

The Investigative Committee of Armenia announced the arrest of six parliamentary candidates from the Strong Armenia alliance. They are accused of complicity in crimes related to obstructing the free expression of citizens and money laundering on a particularly large scale. The Azatutyun publication, the Armenian service of Radio Liberty, writes about this.

The average cost of a parking space in new buildings in Moscow within the old city boundaries increased by 46% over the year and reached 5.4 million rubles, Kommersant reports , citing data from the consulting company Ricci. At the same time, the volume of supply decreased by 44% - to 3.2 thousand lots. According to analysts, the rise in prices is associated with rising construction costs and a reduction in the number of parking spaces in new residential projects.

Russian Tundra-series satellites belonging to the EKS system are causing brief GPS signal disruptions across Europe, according to the findings of a recent study by scientists at the University of Texas and Spanish technology company GMV, as reported by The New York Times . According to the newspaper, senior U.S. Air Force officers were also notified of the interference. Researchers have recorded at least 75 incidents since 2019 across a territory ranging from Iceland to Italy.

Oktyabrskaya Railway reported that commuter trains on the Kalishche - Oranienbaum section do not yet operate on the regular route. Electric trains go only to Oranienbaum-1 station, then passengers are transported by buses along the Kalishche - Oranienbaum route. The Railways stated that the resumption of train services will be announced later. The restrictions affected not only roads and railways.

The Insider examined NASA FIRMS data and discovered several thermal anomalies in the area of ​​the facility near Bolshaya Izhora, which open sources associate with the 15th Arsenal of the Russian Navy. Anomalies were recorded after a massive drone attack on St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region on June 6. The VIIRS / Suomi NPP satellite recorded a point with a thermal radiation power of 6.31 MW on the afternoon of June 6.

Israel struck the southern suburbs of Beirut - the Dahiya district, which is considered a Hezbollah stronghold, Reuters reports . According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, cited by the Associated Press, two people were killed and 20 more were injured. The strike came days after the United States tried to get Israel to stop attacks on the Lebanese capital and Hezbollah to stop attacks on northern Israel.

Foreign companies are leaving the Cuban market amid economic collapse and US pressure. As of Saturday, Cuba suspended transactions using Mastercard and Visa cards for foreign tourists not from the United States, The Wall Street Journal writes . At the same time, Americans were prohibited from using their cards on the island before.

China launched a special maritime operation off the eastern coast of Taiwan after Japan and the Philippines announced negotiations on the delimitation of maritime zones in the area. Beijing said the talks violate China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights.

Since the beginning of this year, the courts of the Russian Federation have received 20% more criminal cases of high treason than during the same period in 2025, said the head of the human rights project “First Department” Dmitry Zair-Bek.