Ukrainian soldiers fire Caesar self-propelled guns, Russian capital attacked by UAVs, S-400 "registers" in Belarus
Báo Quốc Tế•04/06/2023
The Russia-Ukraine conflict, the election of Turkish President Erdogan, the Shangri-La Dialogue forum, the tragic train accident in India, Tesla CEO Elon Musk's visit to China... are impressive photos of the week compiled by CNN, Reuters, The Atlantic...
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06:05 | June 5, 2023
The Russia-Ukraine conflict, the election of Turkish President Erdogan, the Shangri-La Dialogue forum, the tragic train accident in India, Tesla CEO Elon Musk's visit to China... are impressive photos of the week compiled by CNN, Reuters, The Atlantic ...
Pope Francis meets with director Martin Scorsese and his wife, Helen Morris, during a conference at the Vatican, May 27. (Source: Reuters)
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks at the Presidential Palace in Ankara after winning the second round of the election on May 28. The vote count showed that Erdogan won by about 2 million votes over his rival Kilicdaroglu, out of about 55 million voters who participated in the election. With this result, President Erdogan, 69 years old, will have another 5 years of holding power in Türkiye in his third term. (Source: Getty)
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin speaks at the Shangri-La Dialogue plenary session in Singapore on June 3. The US defense official praised the "bold" steps taken by South Korea and Japan to improve ties and strengthen trilateral cooperation with Washington to counter growing military threats from North Korea. (Source: AP)
The facade of an apartment building damaged by a drone attack in Moscow, Russia, on May 30. Ukraine has denied any involvement in the incident. (Source: Getty)
Ukrainian soldiers of the 55th Separate Artillery Brigade fire a Caesar self-propelled howitzer towards Russian troops near the town of Avdiivka in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, May 30. (Source: Reuters)
Indigenous people block a highway just outside São Paulo, Brazil, on May 30 to protest a law that limits recognition of ancestral lands. (Source: AP)
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic writes a message calling for an end to violence in Kosovo after his first-round victory at the French Open on May 29. Tensions have continued to escalate in Kosovo over the past week after at least 34 NATO peacekeepers were injured in clashes with protesters. (Source: Getty)
A police officer walks near a car that was set on fire during clashes between security forces and supporters of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko in Dakar, Senegal, on June 1. Sonko was sentenced to two years in prison for “corrupting youth,” according to media reports. The sentence disqualifies him from running in the 2024 elections. (Source: Reuters)
Israeli soldiers take part in the annual joint military exercise 'Sure Hand' in the northern Kibbutz of Yiftah, Israel, near the border with Lebanon. (Source: Getty)
Children walk past the burnt-out headquarters of Sudan's Central Bureau of Statistics on al-Sittin Street in the capital Khartoum. Last week, the warring parties in Sudan agreed to extend a ceasefire, after key international mediators the United States and Saudi Arabia warned against recent violations of the agreement. (Source: Getty)
Migrant families from Syria and Iraq stand behind a wall on the border between Poland and Belarus in Białowieża, Poland. (Source: Getty)
A rocket launched from Jiuquan, China, on May 30, carrying three astronauts, headed to the Northeast Asian country's Tiangong space station. (Source: Getty)
Tesla CEO Elon Musk leaves his hotel in Beijing, China, on May 31. During his visit to China last week, Musk met with top Chinese officials and visited the company's Shanghai factory. The Tesla CEO also met with Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang on the afternoon of May 31. This is the first time a Chinese vice premier has met with the CEO of a foreign company, showing Tesla's importance to the world's second-largest economy . (Source: Reuters)
Taliban members attend a wedding in Kabul, Afghanistan. (Source: AP)
Amazon employees are reflected in the glasses of 350 Seattle Executive Director Shemona Moreno as she speaks during a rally at the company's headquarters in Seattle, U.S., May 31. (Source: Getty)
An aerial view of the scene of a train accident in Balasore district of Odisha state, India, on June 1. Officials said the horrific accident killed at least 288 people and injured 900. It is considered one of the worst train accidents in India since two trains collided near New Delhi in August 1995, killing 358 people. (Source: ANI)
A photo of a Russian S-400 air defense system on a ship arriving in Belarus was posted online on May 29. It is known that this system will be on combat duty. Belarusian air defense gunners have completed the entire training course on using the system in combat at Russian training facilities. (Source: Belarusian Ministry of Defense)
This image of an apartment building was taken on May 30, two days after it partially collapsed, in Davenport, Iowa, USA. As of the afternoon of June 1, three residents were still missing. (Source: AP)
Jets perform during the graduation ceremony at the U.S. Air Force Academy, held at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on June 1. The event was attended by President Joe Biden. (Source: Reuters)
Women compete in the annual Cheese Rolling Race at Cooper's Hill in Brockworth, England, on May 29. In the races, which date back to the early 1800s, participants chase a wheel of cheese down an extremely steep hill. The prize for the first person to reach the finish line in each race is the cheese itself. (Source: AP)
Workers clean a Buddha statue at Maha Vihara Mojopahit temple in Mojokerto, Indonesia, on May 30, ahead of Vesak (the full moon day of the fourth lunar month), which marks the birth of Buddha. (Source: Getty)
This photo shows Mount Merapi erupting with red-hot lava in Indonesia on May 28. (Source: Getty)
People paint a giant pothole on a road in Murrow, England, on May 30. (Source: Getty)
A gondola moves along the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, near a patch of fluorescent green water on May 28. Environmental officials said the color was caused by a non-toxic chemical commonly used in underwater construction (to help identify leaks). (Source: AP)
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