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Today is June 28, 2025.

On this day in 1914, the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria in Sarajevo

triggered a chain reaction that plunged Europe into World War I,

reshaping global politics and alliances for decades to come.

Now for an urgent update on Breaking News.

Two more arrests have been made following a break-in at an RAF base, bringing the total

in custody to six.

Sarah Wheaton has the details.

Pro-Palestine activists are accused of spraying paint on military aircraft during the incident.

Security at the base is being reviewed amid concerns over the breach.

Authorities are investigating the motives behind the attack and assessing potential impacts

on operational readiness.

Further updates are expected as the situation develops.

This is Sarah Wheaton, NNC.

Turning to World News.

Israeli military forces have detained six settlers following an attack on soldiers in the occupied West Bank near Kafra Malik.

Monica Kellan has the details.

The incident involved settlers assaulting IDF troops, prompting swift military action.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the violence,

emphasizing that no one is allowed to take the law into their own hands.

The arrests highlight ongoing tensions in the region as authorities seek to maintain order

amid frequent clashes between settlers and military personnel.

A US-made M2 Bradley fighting vehicle has been spotted in Russia, reportedly equipped with a

locally produced 30mm cannon. This modification suggests efforts to adapt foreign military

hardware with domestic weaponry. Details on the vehicle's deployment or operational use

remain limited, but the development highlights ongoing attempts to integrate and repurpose

captured or acquired equipment within Russian forces. Further updates are awaited.

Saturday night protests have resumed in Israel after a two-week pause caused by the conflict

with Iran. Tens of thousands gathered at hostages square, calling for an end to the Gaza War.

Among them were families of freed hostages urging the government to secure the safe return of

remaining captives. Meanwhile, a ceasefire in Iran has sparked renewed calls for negotiations

to end the Gaza conflict, Monica Callan reporting.

Next, on the political front.

The

Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Reyn-Salu has described the war in Ukraine as existential

for Russian President Vladimir Putin, suggesting the conflict is unlikely to end soon.

NNC's Cassandra Joyce reports. This view highlights concerns about Putin's political

survival tied to the war's outcome.

Analysts note this perspective reflects one side of ongoing debates about Russia's strategic calculations and internal pressures.

Meanwhile, discussions continue internationally about the conflict's broader implications for security, emphasizing the complexity and contested nature of interpretations surrounding Russia's actions.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to delay consideration of a 940-page GOP bill

by requiring an out-loud reading on the Senate floor, extending debate by about half a day.

Supporters argue this ensures transparency and thorough review, while critics view it as a procedural tactic to slow the bill's progress.

This move highlights ongoing partisan tensions over legislative processes and the content of large-scale bills, reflecting broader debates about governance and accountability in Congress.

The spokesperson for the People's Mojahid and Organization of Iran, PMOI, affiliated with the National Council of Resistance of Iran, NCRI, has described Iran's regime as being at breaking point amid advancing organized resistance.

This perspective reflects ongoing opposition narratives that highlight internal challenges faced by the government.

However, analysts caution that assessments of Iran's stability vary,

with some experts emphasizing the regime's resilience despite protests.

The situation remains a subject of international debate regarding Iran's political future.

Budapest Pride marked a record turnout this year despite a government ban linked to Hungary's

broader crackdown on LGBTQ rights.

Supporters view the event as a stand for inclusion, while the government framed restrictions

as protecting traditional family values.

This reflects ongoing debates about civil rights and national identity in Hungary's political

landscape.

This is Cassandra Joyce for Neural Newscast.

In the world of technology today.

Tesla has made a breakthrough in autonomous technology, completing its first driverless delivery of a new car directly to a customer.

The company shared a video showcasing the sleek, fully self-driving vehicle navigating roads without a human behind the wheel.

This milestone highlights Tesla's push to revolutionize car ownership and delivery, bringing the future of autonomous driving one step closer to reality.

CarBus highlights the 10 most annoying car technologies that, despite their quirks, prove incredibly useful.

From persistent backup warnings to overly sensitive lane assist, these features can test your patients but enhance safety and convenience on the road.

Sometimes the tech we love to hate keeps us safer behind the wheel.

Kara Swift, NNC News.

In Business and Finance this hour,

This week, the stock market hit record highs, marking a historic surge despite volatile conditions that could have led to significant losses.

Strong corporate earnings and positive economic data helped steady investor confidence, preventing a potential downturn.

Analysts note that while the market's resilience is encouraging, ongoing uncertainties mean caution remains essential for investors moving forward.

Micron technology reported a significant profit increase,

driven by rising demand for its memory chips amid the AI industry boom.

The surge in sales reflects growing investments in artificial intelligence technologies,

boosting Micron's revenue and market position.

This trend highlights the expanding role of AI in the tech sector

and its impact on semiconductor manufacturers like Micron.

The company's strong performance signals continued growth opportunities ahead.

Neural Newscasts Ethan Wells.

Now for the latest on environmental updates.

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for the Oklahoma City area.

Residents are advised to stay alert for potential heavy rain, strong winds, and possible hail.

Local authorities recommend seeking shelter and avoiding travel if conditions worsen.

For real-time updates, live radar and weather alerts are available through official channels.

Stay tuned to local news for the latest information on this developing weather situation.

This is Samuel Green, NNC.

In the world of sports today.

UFC fighter Ilya Tapuria aims to become a two-division champion this weekend,

setting the stage for his ambitious three-year plan.

Among his ideal opponents are champions Charles Oliveira, Patty Pimblit, and Islam Makachev

as Tapuria looks to cement his place among the sports elite fighters.

Neural newscasts Thomas Golding

In Scientific Discoveries this hour

New telescope technology has captured the sun's corona with unprecedented detail, offering

fresh insights into its structure and behavior. This advancement enhances our understanding

of solar activity and its impact on space weather. Scientists hope these detailed observations

will improve predictions of solar storms that can affect Earth's technology and communications.

Neural Newscasts Nathaniel Cohen

That's our coverage for this hour. For in-depth analysis and the latest headlines, head to

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