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The latest news on May 30, a big fire in Moscow, a helicopter dropped 200 tons of water on fire Ukrainian unmanned aircraft destroy two Russian cruise ships in Crimea Russia built an aircraft carrier base 300 km away from the border to avoid being attacked by Ukraine Brazil withdraws ambassadors from Israel Central American tensions, war and the South China Sea could dominate the Asia-Pacific Security Council this week Taiwan accuses China of encroaching on the island's airspace Russia's state-run news agency Kremlin reported on Thursday that a large-scale fire broke out at a warehouse in Moscow, spreading to more than 4,000 square meters. The Russian Emergency Situation Department announced that more than 120 people, 40 equipment, including two helicopters, were involved in the fire. Helicopters dropped more than 200 tons of water on the fire. The warehouse was on fire in the Novogireyevo district in eastern Moscow. The Russian Emergency Situation Department said the fire was very complicated due to the high explosion and the warehouse had containers of flammable liquid inside. The Russian state-run news agency TASS reported that the fire was controlled at 9 a.m. local time. A Ukrainian military intelligence agency told Kyiv Independent that the ships operated by the agency attacked two Russian patrol ships, possibly the KS-701 Viness, in the Kremlin in the morning on May 30 The Ukrainian military intelligence agency confirmed this information the day after, and released a video of the attack and said that the two ships were destroyed. The agency said its 13th group attacked the enemy with the Magura V-5 unmanned naval ship. To prevent the attack, the Russian forces dispatched their aircraft 32 times, including Su-27-30-35 and MiG-29, B-12 and AN-26 aircraft, K-27-29 and Mi-8 helicopters. Ukrainian military intelligence source Pravda said the attack took place in the Kono Moskva region, a town on the western coast of the Kremlin. Earlier on the same day, the Russian government said that an attack by Ukrainian missiles damaged two transport ships in the city of Kach port in eastern Kremlin. The Russian Defense Ministry said that the Russian Air Force shot down eight ATACMS long-range missiles and eight drones in just one night. Ukraine has carried out a number of successful attacks on Russian targets in the Kremlin and nearby areas, seriously weakening the Russian Black Sea Fleet. The Magura unmanned naval ship destroyed the Russian patrol ship Segei Kotop on March 5 The Ropucha-Kaisa-Kunikov amphibious ship was sunk by the U.S. Navy on February 14 Russia has begun to build aircraft carriers 300 km away from the Ukrainian border to protect the country's air defense from UAVs and anti-submarine missiles. According to satellite images of the construction of a new aircraft carrier facility discovered at the Marinovka airport in the Volgograd region of Russia, 300 km away from the Ukrainian border. Satellite images show that the 12 facilities built are the hiding places for the Su-24 and Su-34 bombers. The Ukrainian military website said that it hoped that these new facilities would protect the aircraft from the attack of UAVs, as well as anti-submarine missiles ATACMS, which the U.S. aided to sign. In addition, the aircraft carrier facility will not allow satellites and other optical development vehicles Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula withdrew his ambassador to Israel, Frederico Meir, and abandoned the position after months of tension with Tel Aviv. On May 29, the Brazilian newspaper reported that the ambassador to Israel, Frederico Meir, was appointed by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as a special representative to the Brazilian embassy in the United Nations as well as international organizations in Geneva, Switzerland. Accordingly, the Brazilian embassy in Israel currently has no ambassador. The Brazilian Foreign Ministry said that a new ambassador to Israel would be announced at the appropriate time. Until then, the embassy in Tel Aviv will continue to operate under the leadership of the sea. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that it has not received any notice from the Brazilian government on this issue. However, after the media reported that the Israeli Foreign Ministry had convened the Brazilian Embassy on May 30, the movement of Brazil came after months of diplomatic tension between the two countries related to the Gaza War. In February, President Lula compared Israel's military activities in the Gaza Strip with the massacre of the Thai people. His speech immediately criticized Gaigad from Tel Aviv. The Israeli Foreign Ministry convened Ambassador Meir to oppose and inform him that President Lula should not be welcomed in this Middle Eastern country. President Lula then recalled Meir to the country. Since then, this diplomat has not returned to Israel. The withdrawal of the ambassador means that the two countries are escalating tensions and escalating diplomatic relations. The Brazilian Foreign Ministry also welcomes the recognition of the Palestinian state by Ireland, Naui and Spain. Brazil made a similar move in 2010. Tensions between China and the United States are expected to affect the first Asian security meeting this week, as well as the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, as well as tensions in the South China Sea. The Sangrila Dialogue, an event attracting top defense officials, senior military officials, diplomats, arms manufacturers and security analysts from all over the world, will take place from May 31 to June 2 in Singapore. About 600 representatives from nearly 50 countries will attend the meeting. The Sangrila Dialogue will begin with an important speech by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who said that the new regulations on the South China Sea issued by the Chinese Coast Guard were a climb and a worry. Analysts say that this dialogue is very useful for bilateral and multilateral meetings between the military of the countries on the side of the comprehensive summits and the speeches of defense ministers. Russia has been absent from this security meeting since 2022, when the Kremlin's army invaded Ukraine. No Israeli delegation has signed up for this year's event. Last year, China refused to meet with the US delegation. However, US-China relations have improved since the most recent Sangrila Dialogue, and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will meet with his Chinese counterpart Dong Wen on Friday. Austin set a goal to ease tensions with China, even when he mentioned regional and global security issues, and warned Asian allies that Washington was committed to assisting the region against China. In Beijing, Chinese Defense Ministry Spokesman Wu Qian said today that Dong Wen would attend the Singapore conference, but did not confirm the meeting with Austin. Ryu Thomson, a former senior official, warned that the dialogue may not lead to meaningful results. He said that the US and China have very little trust or consensus on common interests. I am not surprised when the dialogue is aimed at achieving common goals, so they just read each other opinions, promote positions that cannot be unified. Colin Koh, a security scholar at Singapore's Rajaratnam Institute for International Studies, agreed with the above point. He said that the deep division between the two powers to the extent of US-China competition has become a structural fact. Maintaining strategic communication is probably the best thing we can hope for to ensure that this strategic competition does not deteriorate further. Although analysts expect the participation of Western officials in the dialogue to focus partially on Ukraine and Gaza, the issues related to China are likely to be the focus. Koh said that President Marcos' important speech will bring the issues of the South China Sea into the agenda, and the issues of the Taiwan Strait will also be brought up by the US and its close allies. Koh said that Taiwan is certainly a worrisome international security issue, especially in the context of China's recent military exercises. But in addition to reporting risks of a crisis and the potential risk of a direct armed conflict, I think that most of the parties involved in the region will try to avoid turning this issue into a political agenda to discuss because of political sensitivity. Mr. Thomson said that China has been hostile to many neighboring countries, and these countries will lean on the US to ensure security and increase cooperation. He said that we have seen rapid development in security relations between South Korea and Japan, Australia and Japan, the Philippines and Japan, as well as South Korea providing more and more weapons to the region, especially Southeast Asia. This is largely in response to China's more aggressive foreign policy and the country's military build-up, which is being carried out in a very vague way. On May 30, Taiwan's Foreign Minister Lam Jai-long said that China was trying to take over Taiwan's space and create a new normal by military exercises as well as other moves to put pressure on the island. Last week, China held two days of exercises around the island right after the inauguration of the new president of Taiwan, Lai Thanh-Duc, whom Beijing called a separatist. Although those exercises have officially ended, China's military activities have not. On May 29, Taiwan said that China's fighter jets and warships had carried out a ready-to-fight patrol. Mr. Lam Jai-long told reporters at the National Assembly that the Chinese Communist Party's pressure on Taiwan was very concentrated, especially on the diplomatic front. Foreign Minister Lam said that Taiwan faces many obstacles in participating in international organizations, such as the World Health Organization's big meeting this week, which they could not attend. China's pressure has pushed Taiwan out of almost all international organizations. Beijing said that Taiwan is one of China's provinces that does not have the right to own the rights of a country. This point is strongly opposed by the Taipei government. Mr. Lam pointed out other things that China is doing, such as unilaterally opening new air routes near the islands controlled by Taiwan and sending ships to the east coast of Taiwan during the exercise last week. Taiwan's foreign minister said that the Chinese Communist Party is continuing to change the situation. They are creating a new normal, putting pressure at all stages, trying to intimidate and intimidate us. Mr. Lam said that stability in the Taiwan Strait is the problem of all people. He added that the issue of the Taiwan Strait is not only related to the Taiwan Strait, but it is also a regional and even global issue.