Violence Erupts in Bolivia Amid Political Unrest and International Tensions Rise

In central Bolivia, violent confrontations unfolded, leading to the deaths of at least three individuals during a police operation against followers of former President Evo Morales. These supporters had set up blockades at 21 significant highway junctions across the nation to pressure for his candidacy in the presidential elections scheduled for August.

Conversely, unrest is also brewing in New York City, where police are facing scrutiny for their tactics in handling anti-ICE protests. A diverse group of demonstrators has come together, uniting in opposition to immigration raids and the perceived brutality of police forces.

In a tragic aviation incident, footage emerged showing the aftermath of an Air India plane crash in which the Boeing 787 Dreamliner split into two after touchdown. The aircraft was carrying 244 individuals, including crew members, and the status of those on board remains uncertain as investigations into the crash continue.

In another significant development, a Dutch delegation that arrived in Cairo, Egypt, to participate in the international 'March to Gaza' convoy was expelled by local authorities. The group intended to join numerous activists advocating for humanitarian access to Gaza and the cessation of Israel's blockade.

Amid escalating geopolitical tensions, the US has reported that Israel has taken unilateral military action against Iran, claiming to have completed the initial phase of strikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear installations. Furthermore, Iranian drones have reportedly been spotted over Iraq as a retaliatory measure, following Israeli airstrikes that allegedly resulted in the deaths of prominent military figures and scientists intertwined in Iran's nuclear discussions with the US.