A shooting suspect is in custody
Vance Boelter, a 57-year-old man suspected in the shooting of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, has been arrested, police said. Boelter posed as a police officer and shot Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman, inside their home on Saturday, police added. “If officers hadn’t encountered Boelter at Melissa Hortman’s house, forcing him to abandon his vehicle, this would’ve continued,” police further said.
Iran retaliates on the fourth day of the conflict
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps on Monday said it has targeted Israel’s fuel structure in response to Israel’s strikes on its oil facilities in the south. However, US President Donald Trump said that the US “had nothing to do with the attack on Iran”. Trump added that if the US is attacked by Iran, that “the full strength of US Armed Forces will come down on [Iran]”.
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The military parade and No Kings protests happened on the same day
The US Army hosted a military parade to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US Army on Saturday. The parade was led by US President Donald Trump, who is celebrating his 74th birthday. The last major military parade was in 1991, also in D.C., to celebrate the end of the Gulf War and commemorate fallen soldiers from that conflict.
Israel and Iran trade strikes in the third day of their conflict
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz on Sunday said that Iran crossed “red lines” by firing missiles at civilian areas in Israel and warned it would pay a “very heavy price”, according to The Times of Israel. He said that both missiles and intercepts had hit areas in Israel but refused to give details. Israel launched airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear sites on Friday.
Israel says it killed Iranian scientists and is bracing for attacks from Iran
Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz said Iran “crossedred lines” by firing missiles at “civilian population concentrations” and warned it would pay a “very heavy price”, the Times of Israel reported. Netanyahu said that the attack on Iran was in the works for months after his assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon.
Israel expands its attack on Iran
Israel expanded its strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities on Saturday, adding the country’s military intelligence agency Mossad was involved in the attack. The move came a day after Israel said it carried out airstrikes against Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility, which the country said was being used to test a nuclear weapon. Israel has said that it struck over 40 Iranian nuclear sites.
Will the US and Iran meet for more nuclear talks?
Iran has suspended the sixth round of US-Iran nuclear talks, state media reported on Saturday. The talks were scheduled to take place in Oman’s capital Muscat on Sunday. Earlier, Iran said that it would not participate in the talks until further notice. Iran and the US have been negotiating over Iran’s nuclear program since 2015 but haven’t finalised a deal.
The Army parade in D.C is expected this weekend as well as protests
US President Donald Trump is set to attend a military parade in Washington, DC on Saturday to celebrate the US Army’s 250th anniversary. However, a protest permit for only one demonstration related to the parade has been approved by the US National Parks Service. The parade will be attended by thousands of service members, including President Trump’s daughter Ivanka.
Protests and an Army parade are expected this weekend
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged people to protest against his administration’s crackdown on immigration, saying, “We’ll meet them with very big force.” He added, “For those people that would like to protest, they’re going to be met with very big force.” The protests are called ‘No Kings’ and are taking place in Los Angeles, Washington, and Philadelphia.