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British intelligence says Russian military faces record-breaking casualties Lithuania supports Ukraine's target strike in Belarus South Korea says it has more evidence that Russia is using North Korean weapons in Ukraine Israel says it has completed operations in northern Gaza U.S. Defense Secretary focuses on threat from China in Sangri-La dialogue Canada warns China of election interference 1-2 possible warnings in June The Russian military has faced record-breaking casualties in May, according to the British Defense Ministry's May 31 report on the situation in Ukraine. In May, Russia launched a new attack in the Kharkiv region, after the U.S. aid was delayed for months. On May 31, the British Defense Ministry noted that Russia had reached a sad milestone in the number of casualties. According to the update, the total number of Russian deaths and injuries since the full-scale invasion broke out may have reached 500,000 people. In addition, the loss rate continued to be high in 2024. On average, Russia has seen more than 1,200 casualties a day this month, the highest reported since the war began. The update of the British Defense Ministry writes, the increase in casualties is very likely a reaction to the proud attack that is taking place by Russia on a large scale. It is very possible that most Russian soldiers are only trained to limit and they cannot carry out complex attack operations. Therefore, Russia has launched attacks in small but high-risk periods to weaken Ukraine's defense capabilities. The British Defense Ministry also said that Russia has continued to recruit new soldiers to maintain this approach, but this strategy is almost certainly going to continue to limit the ability to establish more capable units of Russia. Although the Kremlin continues to suffer heavy losses, the attacks have complicated Ukraine's defense efforts. According to the War Research Institute, the Ukrainian army has made some progress in countering attacks in other areas. The War Research Institute said in an update on May 30 that Western leaders' permission to use support weapons to attack inside Russia may play an important role in Ukraine's defense efforts in the future. Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Lenbergis said on May 31 that if Russia sets military targets in Belarus, Ukraine has the right to attack them. Speaking at a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Prague, Lenbergis stressed that Ukraine must have self-defense capabilities. Answering US media about Ukraine's ability to attack Russian targets in Belarus such as ammunition depots or camps, Lithuanian Foreign Minister said that if Russian military bases are deployed in other countries' territories to avoid being attacked, I think Ukraine has the right to adjust its targets accordingly. Belarus is a close ally of Russia. Russian President Alexander Lukashenko has allowed Russia to use Belarus' territory to launch an attack on Kiev in February 2022 In March 2023, Lukashenko said he was ready to allow Russian troops to use Belarus' territory again to launch an attack on Ukraine. The statement was made by Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Lenbergis in the context that Russia is launching an attack on other Kiev provinces in northeastern Ukraine. Belarus and Russia have not commented on this information. On June 1, at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, South Korean Defense Minister Shin Won-sik said there was more evidence that the weapons used by Russia in the war in Ukraine were illegally imported from North Korea. Shin said military cooperation between Russia and North Korea was increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula and also affecting the battlefield in Europe. If North Korea continues to receive military technology transfers from Russia to replace the support for the Kremlin's war, North Korea's military capability will be significantly improved and is a risk. The United States said in February that North Korea had transferred more than 10,000 ammunition Shin also called for China to play a more positive role in denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. As for the question whether South Korea can find its own nuclear weapons, Shin said South Korea believes in a more powerful global nuclear nonproliferation and U.S.-Korea alliance is the answer to North Korea's nuclear development. Israeli forces have ended operations in the northern Gaza Strip after days of fierce fighting and carried out more than 200 air strikes as they continue to advance deeper into the southern Gaza Strip. Israeli troops on May 31 announced they had found missile launchers and other weapons as well as Hamas tunnels in the center of the Gaza Strip. The Taliban has launched an attack to destroy Palestinian military units In a statement on more than two weeks of fierce fighting in Jabalia, Israeli troops said they had completed their operations and retreated to prepare for other operations in Gaza. On May 31, an Israeli official said that Tel Aviv would not agree to any ceasefire if it did not include a deal to pay back the survivors. On May 30, Hamas announced it was ready for a deal including the exchange of information to take the Palestinian prisoners detained in Israel, as long as Tel Aviv ceases war. At the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on June 1, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tried to focus attention on China's threat in Asia Pacific in order to dispel concerns that Washington is not focusing on this area. There are more and more concerns that Washington focuses on helping Ukraine against Russia's invasion and supporting Israel's war in Gaza, which has left the United States far behind in the Indo-Pacific region. Austin said in his speech that despite these historic clashes in Europe and the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific is still our priority. I would like to make it clear that the United States can only be safe if Asia is safe. That is why the United States has long maintained our presence in this area. Austin also emphasized the importance of regional alliances and the need to resolve disputes through dialogue, not coercion or conflict, and certainly not through punishment. According to Reuters, Austin's speech focused on Beijing's actions in the region, including the East China Sea, but not just China. In response, Chinese Prime Minister Kang Qianfeng accused the U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy to create division, provoke confrontation, and undermine stability. On May 31, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. condemned illegal, coercive, and violent actions in the East China Sea, but did not blame China. Austin said the dispute that the Philippines must face is dangerous, and reiterated that the U.S. joint defense pact with Manila is solid. He added that the purpose is to put tension between Beijing and Manila out of control. Austin said the U.S. will continue to play an important role in the Indo-Pacific along with our friends across the region that we share and care about very much. During a rare meeting of Canadian and Chinese defense officials, Otawa warned Beijing not to interfere in their election. Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair told Reuters about his conversation with his Chinese counterpart. I have raised concerns about foreign interference in all possible actions, including our interference in our institutions, including our elections, but there are also collusive actions against the Chinese community in Canada, our citizens. Canadian intelligence said in April that China had interfered in the two most recent elections. Beijing denied the allegations. Last year, Otawa said a conservative family-run party in Hong Kong had become the target of an online information campaign. The Canadian government expelled a senior Chinese diplomat after the intelligence accused him of trying to infiltrate Otawa's legislature. Minister Blair said he also expressed concerns about China's military actions around Taiwan since the presidential election in January of this island. He added that Canada will strengthen its presence in Asia. In June 2024, the weather forecaster of the National Meteorological and Atmospheric Administration said that there was a possibility of 1-2 tropical storms including the international storm Malaxi. The average temperature in the country is more common than the average for many years, from 0.5 to 1 degree Celsius. The central-central and southern-central areas are higher than 1 degree Celsius In the first 10 days of June, there is little possibility of widespread heat in the areas. After that, the heat is likely to increase in the provinces and cities of the northern and central regions. Regarding the rain situation, Ms. Tran Thi Truc said the total amount of rain in the northern and northern-central regions is 10-30% higher than the average for many years. Other areas are more common than the average for many years. The northern and northern-central regions will have many rainy days. Between the first 10 days of the month, the above area is likely to have moderate to severe rain. In the western and southern regions, the southwestern season is more active, so the rain is more likely to be severe and heavy. Ladies and gentlemen, DKN's evening news has come to an end. Don't forget to click the subscribe button and the bell to receive notifications about our latest news. Thank you for watching the program. See you in the next news.