Five foreign militants are killed in a gunfight with police in Kupwara district, Jammu and Kashmir, India.
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June 16, 2023 (Friday)
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Armed conflicts and attacks
Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop requests the United Nations Security Council to terminate its peacekeeping mission in the country immediately, citing its "failure" to help improve the situation.
A peace mission visit of African officials to Ukraine is interrupted by a Russian missile attack according to the Ukrainian Air Force, which says it has shot down six Kinzhal ballistic missiles, six Kalibr missiles, and two reconnaissance UAVs.
Forty-one people are killed, including 38 students, eight others injured and at least six kidnapped during an attack by five Allied Democratic Forces jihadists at a secondary school in Mpondwe, Western Region, Uganda.
Arts and culture
The United States-based Recording Academy, organizer of the annual Grammy Awards, announces that songs incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) may be considered for awards, provided there is a significant human creative contribution. However, songs purely generated by AI are ineligible for awards, and only human creators are eligible.
Disasters and accidents
The village of Brienz/Brinzauls in Grisons, Switzerland, is narrowly missed by an overnight 2 million m3 (71 million cu ft) rockslide. The village of 128 residents had been evacuated in May after scientists predicted the imminent rockslide.
More than 80 people are injured in a multiple-vehicle collision involving three school buses in Hongcheon County, Gangwon Province, South Korea.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake strikes Niort, Deux-Sèvres, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, injuring two people and severely damaging hundreds of buildings.
Law and crime
The gunman in the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue shooting in Pennsylvania, the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history, is found guilty on 63 charges.
Science and technology
A study in Science Advances reveals that Chilean Antarctic Institute scientists have discovered fossils from an unprecedented herbivorous hadrosaur called Gonkoken nanoi, which inhabited Patagonia 72 million years ago.
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