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The *Washington Post* reports that despite the growing disagreements between the United States and the Israeli government, the Biden administration continues to authorize the transfer of **billions of dollars' worth of weapons** to Israel.

On the evening of the 30th, an explosion occurred at an ammunition depot in the suburbs of Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. The blast resulted in a large fire, causing panic among nearby residents. The Indonesian government swiftly dispatched firefighting teams to the scene.

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The "Deccan Herald" of India quoted the Chief of Staff of the Indian Navy, R. Hari Kumar, as reporting that India has 11 submarines, 35 surface ships, and 5 patrol aircraft on duty in the surrounding waters to respond to the increasingly frequent activities of pirates and the Chinese navy in the Indian Ocean.

A music hall in the suburbs of Moscow, the capital of Russia, was attacked by terrorists on the night of the 22nd, resulting in over a hundred deaths. This is the most severe terrorist attack in Russia in recent years. US intelligence indicates that the crime was committed by the ISIS terrorist organization. However, the Russian president stated that five gunmen have been arrested and that there were people in Ukraine prepared to assist the gunmen in crossing the border to escape, but Ukraine has denied any involvement.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, who has not made a public appearance for nearly three months following abdominal surgery, recently announced through a pre-recorded video that she has been diagnosed with cancer and is currently undergoing early treatment. She hopes that the public will give her time, space, and privacy.

On the 15th, federal prosecutors in the United States stated that Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, committed what could be considered "one of the largest financial frauds in American history" and should be sentenced to up to 50 years in prison. "His life has been filled with greed and arrogance, and even now, he refuses to admit his mistakes."

According to a report by Agence France-Presse (AFP),former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence stated in an interview that he would not support former President Donald Trump's bid for the presidency again. He asserted that his conscience would not allow him to endorse Trump in this election, and AFP's analysis suggests that this stance could pose challenges for Trump's campaign, raising doubts about his ability to rally his governing team.

In response to the growing power of gangs in Haiti, the entire country has entered a state of emergency. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Jamaica on the 11th and participated in a meeting of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member states to discuss how to resolve the Haitian crisis. Blinken stated that the United States will add an additional $100 million to assist Haiti in combating gang forces; at the same time, it will also provide $33 million for humanitarian aid.

The doctors' strike in South Korea has entered its fourth week, and even the doctors who have been steadfast in the hospitals, including some who are professors, are nearing exhaustion. The medical schools of Seoul National University and Pusan National University each held a faculty meeting on Monday, with Seoul National University issuing a final ultimatum to the South Korean government: if the issue of the doctors' strike cannot be resolved, they will collectively resign on the 18th.