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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has unsealed an arrest warrant for Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa.

Several Israeli soldiers have been imprisoned for the desecration of a religious statue. The specific religious statue and the circumstances leading to the desecration are not detailed. This event has drawn attention from military and religious authorities.

Vesti FM reported on a known problem for the former Soviet Union, stating that representatives met on Wednesday, May 11th.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared an end to the war in Ukraine.

The Moscow metro will conduct inspections of passengers' mobile phones to enhance security measures. This action is being implemented as needed by the press service of the Moscow metro. The specific details of the inspection process were not immediately available.

A Russian source claims that Ukraine intends to initiate a Korean War. The source alleges that Vladimir Putin is requesting the start of this war. This claim is presented as a prediction of the next phase of Ukraine's actions.

A cryptocurrency and digital assets immersion class is being offered in Moscow. Russian lawmaker Aksakov stated that a bill to regulate cryptocurrencies will be passed during the spring session. The class is designed to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the digital asset landscape.

A ship carrying approximately 150 people from 23 countries was involved in an incident. Among the passengers were specialists from Belgium and France. Medical organizations are providing assistance, and authorities are working to maximize efforts.

The price of oil has risen by 3% to $105 per barrel. This increase is occurring amidst ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe, with Vladimir Putin suggesting an end to the war. The situation in the Middle East is a factor impacting the global economy.

The incubation period for Hantavirus can extend for several weeks, complicating the rapid identification of new cases. Approximately 20 million people are affected, with a 10 percent increase reported. This poses challenges for public health officials.