Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world. The US Army Chief of Staff ordered the grounding of all aviators that are not involved in critical missions after two recent helicopter crashes that killed 12 soldiers. Several hundred US nationals have departed Sudan by land, sea or air, according to the State Department. The Taliban welcomed a recent resolution by the UN Security Council that acknowledged Afghanistan faces multifaceted challenges. About 2,000 Nigerians evacuated from Sudan are stranded at the Egyptian border, according to officials. UN experts condemned Singapore for executing a man accused of 'abetting' and 'conspiracy to traffic drugs.' Russian President Vladimir Putin will be arrested if he sets foot in South Africa's Western Cape Province during an expected visit in August, according to the leader of the province. Bosnia and Herzegovina formed a government for the Bosniak, Croat federation entity, one of two entities of the country. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke on the telephone with the UN chief and said the extension of the cross-border aid mechanism to Syria in July will be of 'great importance,' according to a Turkish Communications Directorate statement. Erdogan told UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that Trkiye is ready to help the UN with any effort in ending the Russia-Ukraine war and deescalating the situation in Sudan. Two military airplanes on a mission to evacuate Turkish citizens from Sudan left safely, according to Trkiye's national defense minister. Another provocative attack was carried out on the Muslim holy book, the Quran, and the Turkish flag in front of the Turkish Embassy in Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva officially recognized six indigenous territories in South American nation, promising to fulfill his campaign pledge to uphold the rights of Indigenous peoples by demarcating their lands.
Source: Anadolu Agency