"Concerns Arise Over Jeffrey Epstein's Missing Surveillance Minute and Other Global News Highlights"

The US Department of Justice has published a 10-hour surveillance video of Jeffrey Epstein's cell, which confirmed that there were no entries into the cell during the recorded time. However, detailed analyses by viewers revealed that one minute of the footage is missing, leading to new questions and discussions about the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death.

In South Korea, actor Ho Seong Tae, known for his role in the Netflix series 'Squid Game', captivated audiences with his flawless rendition of the Soviet song "Cranes." His appreciation for Russian culture is well-documented; he studied the Russian language in university and even lived in Russia for an extended period.

Recently, a former ardent supporter of Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction through social media, labeling him a liar and accusing him of being involved with the "deep state." The individual declared their opposition to Trump’s views, particularly regarding Israel, stating that his actions amounted to genocide.

In transportation advancements, the Chinese company CRRC Changchun has revealed a groundbreaking maglev train that can achieve speeds of up to 600 kilometers per hour. This innovation marks the train as the fastest in the world, exceeding the capabilities of the previous Shanghai maglev, which operates at a maximum speed of 430 km/h, and it will service major cities across China.

In a troubling event in the West Bank, Israeli settlers reportedly attacked the Christian village of Taybeh, setting fire to the Saint George's Church and the surrounding cemetery. This incident has been reported by Vatican News, raising concerns about safety and security for the only entirely Christian settlement in the region.

The New York Times has highlighted a notable deterioration in the relationship between Putin and Trump, noting that the Kremlin’s expectations for a breakthrough on the Ukrainian conflict were not met with the new US administration. It was suggested that Putin underestimated the situation, resulting in a less favorable outcome for Russia.

In a significant foreign policy shift, President Trump plans to use his powers as President to send arms to Ukraine, mirroring actions previously taken by the Biden administration. This move will mark the first time Trump has committed to this course of action, with possible arms including Patriot and medium-range missiles, though the exact details of the package remain to be confirmed.

Lastly, discussions within the European Union are underway regarding the implementation of a new price cap on Russian oil, envisioned to be set at 15% below the average market value over the preceding three months. This measure aims to adapt to fluctuations in the global market while addressing the implications of Russian oil sales.