Russian military nuclear exercise: electronic missile launch

On June 5th, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin presided over a regular press conference. A reporter asked: We have noticed that during the recent Shangri La Dialogue, high-level officials from Indonesia, Singapore, and other countries expressed their unwillingness to see a "new Cold War" and did not want to be forced to take sides between China and the United States. What is the spokesperson's comment on this? Spokesperson Wang Wenbin stated that the statement fully demonstrates the intention of individual countries to launch a "new cold war" in Asia, forcing regional countries to choose sides and take sides, which has aroused widespread vigilance and resolute opposition from regional countries. Adhering to strategic autonomy and maintaining regional stability and development is the common aspiration of countries in the region. Some countries claim to be free and open, claiming to maintain regional peace and prosperity, but in reality, they constantly assemble various military groups and try to push NATO eastward into the Asia Pacific. The attitude of most countries in the region towards this is

On June 5th local time, the "Komodo 2023" multi country maritime joint exercise opened in Indonesia and held an international ship review ceremony. The Chinese Navy's Zhanjiang and Xu Chang ships participated in the "Komodo 2023" multi country maritime joint exercise at 8:00 am local time on June 5th. The official opening ceremony was held in Wanggatse, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. Naval representatives from 36 participating countries signed plaques to jointly witness the exercise. After the opening ceremony, naval representatives from various countries boarded the review ship and sailed towards the review sea area. There were more than 40 ships from 13 countries, including Indonesia. When the review ship passed by, ships from various countries paid tribute to the Chinese Navy's Zhanjiang ship in their own ways. On the ship, the officers and soldiers of the Xuchang ship lined up in zones to pay their respects to the standard military salute of Zhanjiang

Typhoon Mawa was downgraded to an extratropical cyclone on the evening of June 3rd local time. According to a report by the Japan Broadcasting Association Television, as of the morning of the 4th, the heavy rainfall, floods, and landslides caused by "Mawa" have resulted in 2 deaths, 4 missing, and 35 injured. The relevant rescue and search operations are still ongoing. Hundreds of houses were damaged in several rivers beyond the warning line. According to the fire department of the General Affairs Province of Japan, 232 houses were damaged in 13 counties, including Aichi, Shizuoka and Wakayama. In addition, large areas of roads were flooded and several bridges were washed out. In addition, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry stated that due to heavy rainfall, there were large-scale power outages and water shortages in the Kanto and Kansai regions of Japan from the night of the 3rd to the morning of the 4th. As of the morning of the 4th, communications in some areas of Aichi and Shizuoka counties had not been restored.

Author: Mao Yufei In 1985, at the luxurious villa of the Sackler family, family members held an important meeting. Richard Sackler stood against the light, his face half bright and half dark. Richard is responsible for product development and marketing at the family founded Purdue Pharmaceutical Company, and is a pending successor. The patent for Mesconazole, which once generated 25% of sales for Purdue, is about to expire. Richard has proposed a heavyweight plan to his family's predecessors: to develop a new opioid drug specifically designed to alleviate moderate pain. For this plan, several seniors frowned and said, "Opioid drugs are easily addictive and cannot be used repeatedly." Richard's uncle Arthur Sackler nodded and then waved at Richard, saying, "Don't get your mind too stuck. The market needs to find ways to create it yourself.". In 2015, in a battle against

According to the website of The Independent on June 2nd, the BRICS countries are considering expanding their membership and may even establish a new international trade common currency to replace the US dollar. According to reports, South African Foreign Minister Pandor said that the New Development Bank of the BRICS countries has introduced the possibility of introducing alternative currencies for international trade to the group. According to reports, the group issued a joint statement after the meeting that ended on the 2nd. The statement said, "The ministers emphasized the importance of encouraging the use of local currencies in international trade and financial transactions." Indian Foreign Minister Sujesen said that the meeting must "send a strong message that the world is multipolar and is rebalancing.". Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira also stated that the BRICS countries are an indispensable mechanism for establishing a multipolar world order, which reflects the ways and needs of developing countries