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On June 14, Iran's Tasnim News Agency released a photo of the wreckage of an Israeli F-35 fighter jet shot down by Iran on social media. The photo was taken at night. In the photo, the wreckage of the fighter jet is still burning, and the Israeli Air Force logo is printed on it. According to Iranian media reports on the evening of the 13th, Iran's air defense system shot down two Israeli F-35 fighter jets that day and captured a pilot. Israeli officials have not yet confirmed that their F-35 fighter jet was shot down by Iran.
On June 14, Israel has once again started attacking targets in Iran. The Iranian capital Tehran has activated its air defense system to intercept Israeli missiles. Earlier, Tehran's Mehrabad International Airport was attacked and a fire broke out.
On June 14, it was reported that Xinhui had sent a proposal for the overall domestic bond restructuring to domestic bondholders on June 13, and will hold a creditors' meeting from June 27 to June 30 to officially start the voting for the domestic debt restructuring. According to the bond restructuring proposal provided by people familiar with the matter, Xinhui intends to adjust the principal and interest repayment arrangements and credit enhancement measures for outstanding bonds, and provide other options for the restructuring plan, including bond repurchase options, stock economic income rights options, debt-equity swap options, and general debt options. Unlike the traditional single extension model, Xinhui's restructuring plan incorporates innovative tools to provide creditors with a diversified exit channel.
According to Iranian media: Two UFOs hit the Mehrabad Airport area in Iran.
Market news: Iran's ballistic missile attack has killed one person and injured 70.
Ukrainian President Zelensky: We do not want the situation to escalate anywhere in the world.
According to ABC News: Gasoline prices for American drivers are almost certain to rise within days after oil prices surged Friday in response to the war between Israel and Iran, industry analysts said.
According to Iran's Fars News Agency: Iran launched a new round of missile attacks on Israel.
Israeli Military: Defense systems are intercepting missiles launched from Iran.
S&P: Confirms Germany's AAA/A-1+ rating with a stable outlook.
Israeli rear command: (Iran) missile launch towards Israeli territory detected.
IDF spokesman: This morning, a naval missile ship intercepted five drones launched from Iran.
The Israeli Defense Forces said on the evening of the 13th that the Israeli Air Force attacked nuclear facilities near Isfahan, Iran's second largest city, earlier that day. The Israeli military is going all out and rapidly advancing military operations against Iran to achieve the set goals. IDF spokesman Devlin said at a press conference that evening that both Isfahan and Natanz in Iran were included in the nuclear facility attack targets confirmed by Israel. "We will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons or missiles designed to harm us."
According to Politico: The tax portion of the massive U.S. Senate bill is expected to be introduced on Monday.
JPMorgan: Israel's attack on Iran increases the probability of the worst-case scenario to 17%.
Sources: Microsoft, OpenAI and XAI plan to stop using Scale AI, and Google, Scale AI's largest customer, plans to terminate its cooperation with Scale AI after reaching a cooperation with Meta.
The Israeli military said two aerial targets fired at Israel's Negev region had been intercepted.
Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.48% at 23,739 points in the night session, 154 points below the spot price.
Swedish Pension Fund AP7: Due to the violation of union rights by US electric car manufacturer Tesla, it has been added to the investment blacklist and liquidated all holdings.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42,197.79 on June 13 (Friday), down 769.83 points, or 1.79%. The S&P 500 closed at 5,976.97 on June 13 (Friday), down 68.29 points, or 1.13%. The Nasdaq Composite closed at 19,406.83 on June 13 (Friday), down 255.66 points, or 1.30%.
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