An Al Jazeera liveblog for June 1, 2026 tracked fresh escalation in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and reported that Trump said he had spoken to Netanyahu and Hezbollah about Lebanon.
French officers boarded the Tagor about 400 nautical miles west of Brittany over alleged false-flag operations, while Moscow condemned the action as unlawful.
The crew escaped injury and the vessel continued its voyage, but reports diverged over whether the explosion resulted from a missile strike or a mechanical failure.
Killings in Ngadi and the Vemba farming areas prompted civil-protection officials to demand stronger action, while the Congolese army ordered farmers out of zones where pursuit operations were underway.
More than 15 people were also reported injured when a large armed group attacked Gwon-Ajang village in Barkin Ladi on May 31, according to a resident cited by Daily Post.
Unidentified gunmen attacked an Anambra State Police Command patrol on the Awa-Ndiukwuenu-Ufuma Road on May 31, leaving two officers dead, according to Daily Post.
A US diplomatic initiative sought an initial exchange of restraint between Hezbollah and Israel, but the official account released on May 31 did not establish that the proposal had been accepted.
Residents fled several communities around Kabm as clashes between Salamat and Bani Halba forces tested a peace agreement reached the previous December.
Israeli forces said they had taken Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, a symbolic and strategic ridge position, while European governments and Lebanese officials condemned the widening offensive.
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh disclosed the completed agreement at the Shangri-La Dialogue and said negotiations with Indonesia were nearing their final stage.
About five US personnel and contractors suffered minor injuries at Ali Al Salem Air Base, Bloomberg reported, as renewed fighting threatened ceasefire negotiations.
Fighting in Baidoa between security forces and loyalists of ousted South West State leader Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen left multiple people dead and sharpened tensions around Somalia’s stalled political transition.
Bucharest says one of several drones from a Russian strike entered NATO airspace and crashed into a residential building, triggering a fire and a fresh alliance response.