Alyoshki City is almost completely submerged, [Looking at the World] The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Dam is Destroyed in Saudi Arabia | Dam | Looking at the World

On June 6th, the government of the Kherson region announced that the city of Alyoshki in the area is currently almost completely submerged due to the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam. At present, the local government has dispatched all idle trucks with high throughput to Alyoshiki City. Approximately 5000 safe residential areas in the area have been prepared to accommodate evacuated residents.

Alyoshiki City is almost completely submerged.

Local residents evacuated from the flooded community with their belongings.

The Kakhovka hydroelectric power station is located in the lower reaches of the Dnieper River in the Kherson region. It was built in the 1950s and provides water for the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and the Crimean Peninsula. Currently controlled by the Russian side.

The Iranian Embassy in Saudi Arabia reopens

The reopening ceremony of the Iranian Embassy in Saudi Arabia was held on June 6th, with officials from both countries including Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Bideri and Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Yusuf attending. The Iranian Embassy in Saudi Arabia is located in the embassy district of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. It was previously closed due to the severing of diplomatic relations between the two countries, but has recently been renovated.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Bideri and Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Yusuf attended the reopening ceremony of the Iranian Embassy in Saudi Arabia.

The 2023 National College Entrance Examination officially kicked off

On June 7th, 2023, the national college entrance examination officially kicked off, with 12.91 million candidates rushing to the examination centers nationwide, setting a new record for the number of applicants.

Parents dressed in "good luck" clothing cheer for their students at the examination center of Beijing People's Congress Affiliated Middle School.

Near the examination center of Yaohua Middle School in Tianjin, candidates get off from the car with love.

At around 8:45, a student from Honggutan No.2 Middle School in Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province took the wrong exam and was promptly taken to the designated exam venue by the traffic police.

Parents waiting outside the examination center of Beijing Normal University Affiliated Experimental High School.

After 11 years, South Korea has been re elected as a non permanent member of the United Nations Security Council

On June 6th, the 77th United Nations General Assembly held a plenary meeting at the United Nations headquarters in New York, electing Sierra Leone, Algeria, South Korea, Guyana, and Slovenia as non permanent members of the Security Council for a term of two years starting from January 1st, 2024. This is South Korea's re election as a non permanent member of the Security Council after 11 years, and the third time South Korea has become a non permanent member since joining the United Nations.

This is South Korea's re election as a non permanent member of the Security Council after 11 years, and the third time South Korea has become a non permanent member since joining the United Nations.

First in a century, Prince Harry testified in court in England

On June 6th, Prince Harry arrived at the Rolls House of the High Court in London. Prince Harry is one of the well-known figures in the lawsuit against the Mirror Group, becoming the first member of the British royal family to testify in court in over a century. Mirror Group is the publisher of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror, and Sunday People's Daily, which were accused of phone hacking and other illegal activities between 1991 and 2011.

Since resigning from his royal position and moving to the United States in early 2020, Prince Harry has filed several lawsuits against several British newspaper groups, and this case is one of them. In addition to filing multiple lawsuits, Meghan and his wife have repeatedly fiercely criticized the photographer for allegedly infringing on privacy.

Hundreds of trains were cancelled after the train accident in Parasol, India.

139 trains were cancelled after the Parasol train accident in Kolkata, India, and passengers waited for a long time at the platform of the Hora train station.

The Bank of Australia announced an increase in benchmark interest rates to 4.1%

The Reserve Bank of Australia announced on June 6 that it would raise its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.1 per cent and the interest rate on foreign exchange settlement balances by 25 basis points to 4 per cent. This is the fourth time that the Australian Central Bank has raised interest rates this year and the 12th since May 2022.

In Melbourne, Australia, a woman looks at a real estate agent's house advertisement.

Canadian wildfires causing smoke to fill New York, USA

According to the New York Daily News on June 6th, a large amount of thick smoke has drifted from Canada to a large area in the northeastern United States due to the impact of Canadian wildfires. As of now this year, the area of wildfires in Canada has exceeded 8 million acres. Affected by wind direction, from the 6th onwards, large areas of New York and the northeastern United States have been shrouded in haze, affecting air quality.

In New York, USA, a group of people walked into the subway as the smoke from a Canadian wildfire partially obscured World Trade Center Building 1 in lower Manhattan.

Bid farewell to Real Madrid Legend! Benzema's farewell ceremony was held.

On June 6th, legendary forward Karim Benzema of Real Madrid, Spain, left the team this summer, ending his 14 year career in white. Real Madrid officials held a farewell ceremony for Benzema, and the scene first played a lengthy video review of Benzema's Real Madrid career. Florentino, Ancelotti, Modric, Nacho, Basque, Courtois, Robert Carlos and others attended the ceremony.

Benzema takes a group photo with 25 championship trophies and the Ballon d'Or as a final memento.

Artificial version of the crop circle! Denmark's 7-kilometer long green maze is dazzling

The Gilleleje maze in Denmark covers an area of 50000 square meters, and tourists need to find an exit between willows, deciduous trees, shrubs, flowers, and fir trees in the green maze. The maze is 7 kilometers long.