President Shavkat Mirziyoyev sent a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin expressing his deep condolences in connection with the death of many law enforcement officers and citizens as a result of the armed attack in the cities of Darband and Makhachkala. According to the latest information, 15 policemen and two civilians were killed in the armed attack. Three days of mourning were announced in Dagestan after this armed attack.
According to a report by the Central Bureau of Statistics of the Occupiers, Egypt's exports to Israel have doubled compared to last year. In particular, the value of products delivered by Egypt to Israel in May was 25 million dollars. Despite the continuing slaughter of Palestinians, the volume of exports to Israel from the UAE and Jordan has increased, reaching $242 million and $35.7 million, respectively.
17 Kazakh tourists who went on holiday to one of the Greek islands accidentally set fire to the forest. A pine grove was set on fire by vacationers who threw their muscles along the coast from their rented yacht. 3 fire engines and a helicopter were involved in extinguishing the fire. At the moment, it is said that the police have arrested 13 people responsible for the incident.
Relations between Moscow and Ankara are on the brink of a new crisis: as a sign of this, the bitter words of Russian leader Vladimir Putin against Turkey and the "address" of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan can be cited. In June, Putin criticized Ankara for providing military aid to Kiev at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum and expressed displeasure that Erdogan's government was becoming more "cozy" with Western financial institutions.
Despite Ankara's decision to end direct trade with Tel Aviv, Turkish companies continue to trade with Israel through third countries such as Greece. According to the data, in May, Turkey's exports to Greece increased by 71% compared to last year and reached 375 million dollars.
On June 23-26, at the invitation of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the President of Mongolia Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh will be in the country on a state visit. According to the program of the visit of the high-ranking guest, it is planned to hold high-level negotiations in Tashkent.
Japan blacklisted companies from Uzbekistan, China, India, Kazakhstan and the UAE as part of its sanctions against Russia. Mvizion, a wholesaler of electronic and telecommunication equipment and spare parts from Uzbekistan, was included in the sanctions list.
Despite many objections, the construction of a nuclear power plant (NPP) based on a Russian project near Lake Tuzkon in Jizzakh has begun. The project has been discussed by Uzbekistan and Russia since 2017. Finally, in 2019, a site near Tuzkon Lake was chosen. In addition to the large NPP, it is also planned to build small modular reactors with a total capacity of 330 MW. Rosatom is the main contractor of the project, supported by Uzbek companies.
Pilgrims from Uzbekistan will return to the country from June 22 to July 12. Direct Uzbekistan Airways flights will be launched from Jeddah to 10 regions - Tashkent, Namangan, Fergana, Bukhara, Samarkand, Karshi, Termiz, Navoi, Nukus and Urganch.
China is changing the names of settlements inhabited by Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples to names that reflect government propaganda. According to human rights defenders, so far 630 Turkish or Islamic villages have been renamed.