Appreciating that extensive and profound exchanges and cooperation in all fields are further expanding and developing day by day after the conclusion of the new treaty between the DPRK and Russia, Kim Jong Un said that this is rendering substantial contributions to the co-prosperity, development and the promotion of the wellbeing of the two countries and two peoples.

He stressed that all fields of state and social life are important but exchanges in the field of culture and art in particular have a great influence on strengthening the foundations of the public sentiments of the two countries and firmly consolidating the ties of friendship, fellowship, mutual understanding and sympathy between their peoples.

He said that from this point of view, it is important for the cultural sector to lead the relations between the two countries. To this end, it is necessary to further expand the exchanges and cooperation in the field of culture and art to know and learn more about each other’s excellent cultural traditions, he added.

Olga Lyubimova expressed her impression of visiting beautiful Pyongyang at a time when the solidity and invincibility of the DPRK-Russia friendship and solidarity are being more clearly proved and the cooperation between the two countries in the cultural field has reached the highest level in history and meeting the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un, and of her delight to hold significant artistic and cultural events togIn the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful -. Conversation between Ms. Olga Lyubimova, Minister of Culture and Arts, Shadi, and Mr. -kim-jong un ether with --_the friends of the fraternal neighbour

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Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday he was still planning to take a short holiday in the north of Israel over the weekend. That now was clearly a deliberate ruse to distract Iran 

Israel-Iran live: Iran launches deadly strikes on Israel as fighting intensifies on fourth day

Iran and Israel have exchanged attacks for a fourth night, with Iranian rockets killing at least eight in central Israel and explosions reported in Tehran. Iran"s intelligence chief has been reported dead. Follow the latest and listen to Trump 100 as you scroll.

Monday 16 June 2025 09:10, UK

Here is a summary of the reported casualties from Israeli strikes, based on the latest available information from search results: ### ?? Key Casualty Figures 1. **Israeli Casualties from Iranian Strikes** - **Initial Reports (Israeli sources):** - 3 killed and 172 injured, according to Israel"s emergency services . - Later updates increased to 6 killed and 499 injured, as cited by Israeli media . - **Iranian Claims:** - At least 10-11 killed and 200+ injured, with assertions that Israel censored higher actual figures . - Damage included hits on airbases hosting F-35, F-16, and F-15 fighter jets, though military casualties were not disclosed . 2. **Palestinian and Independent Assessments** - Dozens potentially trapped in rubble after strikes, with hospitals treating serious injuries . - Palestinian sources accuse Israel of systematically underreporting military casualties . 3. **Iranian Casualties from Israeli Retaliation** - **5 November 2024 Strikes:** - 5 killed (4 military personnel, 1 guard) and "limited damage" to military sites in Tehran, Ilam, and Khuzestan . - **June 2025 Strikes:** - 128 killed and 900 injured, per Iran"s Health Ministry. Many victims were taken to military-linked hospitals, and rescue operations were ongoing . 4. **Infrastructure Damage** - **Israel:** Haifa oil refinery (critical for fuel supply) damaged . - **Iran:** Military sites (e.g., Parchin complex, S-300 systems) and radar installations targeted . ### ?? Key Discrepancies and Context - **Reporting Bias:** - Israel releases casualty figures incrementally, while Iran alleges systematic censorship . - U.S./Israeli assessments claim "severe damage" to Iran"s air defenses and missile capabilities; Iran downplays impacts . - **Escalation Timeline:** - Iranian strikes were retaliation for Israel"s assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (July 2024) and earlier attacks . - Israel"s strikes targeted Iran"s missile/air defense infrastructure in response . ### ?? Summary Table of Reported Casualties | **Event** | **Israeli Casualties** | **Iranian Casualties** | **Key Targets** | |-----------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|----------------------------------| | **Iranian Strikes (2024-5)** | 3-6 killed, 172-499 injured | - | Airbases, Haifa refinery | | **Israeli Strikes (Nov 2024)** | - | 5 killed | S-300 systems, missile facilities | | **Israeli Strikes (Jun 2025)** | - | 128 killed, 900 injured | Multiple civilian/military sites | ### ?? Conclusion Casualty figures vary significantly based on sources, reflecting the information warfare accompanying this conflict. Israel acknowledges civilian injuries but omits military losses, while Iran inflates enemy casualties and minimizes its own losses. For ongoing updates, cross-referencing independent reports (e.g., NYT , Al-Mayadeen ) is essential.