Baltic Sea Inspections, Musk's New Party, and COVID-19 Investigation Findings

Patrol ships from Germany, Sweden, and Denmark have begun inspecting Russian vessels in the Baltic Sea. These ships are requesting insurance documentation from Russian tankers transiting their waters. The aim of this action is to address Moscow's "shadow fleet," which is believed to be used to bypass existing sanctions.

Elon Musk has announced the formation of a new political party in the United States, named "America." Previously, Musk had criticized a bill proposed by Trump, characterizing the country as a "one-party" system. A recent poll indicates that 40% of Americans would support Musk's party, while 38% are opposed, and 22% remain undecided.

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, made his first public appearance in several weeks, attending a religious ceremony. This was reported by the IRNA news agency.

In China, electric stair climbers are becoming increasingly popular. These portable devices can carry loads of up to 180 kg and are used in various settings, including warehouses, construction sites, and homes, for moving items in buildings without elevators.

American economist Jeffrey Sachs has released the results of his four-year investigation into the origins of COVID-19. His findings suggest the virus was sent to Wuhan for testing and accidentally leaked. The investigation also indicates that the research was funded through structures associated with Dr. Fauci, and that the CIA acknowledged the virus's laboratory origin but attributed blame incorrectly.