⚡️ Bomb disposal squad reportedly deployed at Zvartnots airport as Russian FM Lavrov lands in Armenia

⚡️ Explosive devices were not found at the airport, according to the Armenian Ministry of Emergency Situations

⚡️ Hitting a group of people in Berlin was definitely not an accident - Bild newspaper, citing the investigation

⚡️ Harvey Weinstein to be charged with two counts of indecent assault against woman in UK

🎥 "If Ukrainians ask: 'Who will you support?' and we say we're for Russia, they will shoot us": the children of Kupyansk, Kharkov region, reveal how Ukrainian Nazis treated them.

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⚡️ Armed man arrested near home of Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh

❗️ Man told authorities he had planned to kill the justice

🎥 A Mariupol resident reveals how the Azov Nazis set up firing points in the hospital, did not care about wounded children that were there at the time.

"The answer was: "Our children and our wounded are not here," the woman said.

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🎥 A resident of Mariupol reveals how Ukrainian nationalists demanded money and threatened the family.

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❗ UK merc could face death penalty after pleading guilty in DPR court to acts aimed at forcible seizure of power

❗️ Tehran ready to mediate Ukraine conflict, Iranian president tells Russia's Putin

With the beginning of Russia's special operation in Ukraine, both countries are having difficulties with wheat sales.

Ukraine mined exits from its sea ports, and foreign ships could not leave the country for a long time. In Russia, the Novorossiysk sea port fell under sanctions. In addition, there were problems with money transfers, freight and transport insurance.

See Sputnik's infographic to see which countries sell the most wheat and who their top buyers are.

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🇺🇸 President Biden stumbles as he boards Air Force One to travel to the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles. The US is hosting the summit for the first time since 1994, and many observers have said the summit is getting off to a bad start due to boycotts by Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.

❗️ Biden condemns threat against top court justice 'in strongest terms' - White House

❗️ Ukrainian military planning provocation with use of chemical weapons in Sumy, Russian MoD warns

🔻Matt Rosendale wins the GOP nomination in the eastern Montana U.S. House race. Rosendale, who currently serves as Montana's sole member of the U.S. House of Representatives, cruised to victory over fellow candidates in Tuesday's GOP primary election for the state's newly-created second seat.

The state gained the second House seat following the 2020 federal census, after 30 years as a single statewide district. The new eastern congressional district includes the cities of Billings, Glendive, Great Falls, Helena, and Miles City.

Rosendale told MTN news: "It's a true honor and a privilege not just to get elected but then to go through, serve for two years, have people look at how you’re performing, and then step up and say, 'Yeah, we appreciate what you’re doing, and we want to see you go back again.

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🗽New York City Mayor Eric Adams' approval rating falls to 29%, with a majority of residents saying the city is headed in the wrong direction.

"If New Yorkers had a honeymoon with Mayor Adams, it was brief, and it's clearly over. Only 29% give him a positive rating for the job he's doing as mayor, compared to 64% who give him a negative rating," Don Levy, director of the Siena College Research Institute, said in a statement accompanying the poll. "About 40% of adults over 65 and Black New Yorkers view him positively, but his positive rating does not exceed 33% with respondents based on party, gender, political ideology, or borough."

The poll, conducted in conjunction with Spectrum News and its NY1 affiliate, also found that 76% of residents are concerned they could be the victim of a violent crime.

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⚡️ V-22 Osprey Aircraft Crashes in Eastern California, Four of Five Crew Reportedly Dead.

🍋🍋The owner of a commercial nursery has won a $1.2 million judgment against the Florida Department of Agriculture in the latest verdict against the state agency for destroying citrus trees in the 2000s during an attempt to stop the spread of costly tree diseases.

A jury in Orlando last week determined the state agency had destroyed more than 160,000 citrus plants in an effort to stop citrus greening, and Gary Mahon deserved the $1.2 million as compensation at fair market value. Mahon's company, Pokey’s Lake Gem Citrus Nursery, cultivates fruit trees in Zellwood, Florida.

Tens of thousands of homeowners in Broward, Lee, and Palm Beach counties also have won class-action lawsuits against the state over their destroyed trees, and compensations varied by county. A case in Miami-Dade County is still pending.

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🍔 🗣Angry Shake Shack customers are urging the fast-food chain to cut ties with the controversial company that makes its burger buns, Martin's.

The buns have become a concern among customers after local Pennsylvania news site Billy Penn reported that the people behind the bun company had donated thousands of dollars to the front-running Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor, Sen. Doug Mastriano.

Mastriano is regarded as a far-right Republican and recently received President Trump's backing in the race for governor, according to NBC News. Billy Penn reported that he gained popularity as a Trump-supporting election denier with Christian nationalist beliefs.

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🗳‼️From New Jersey to California, primaries in seven states Tuesday took voters one step further in shaping the landscape in November's midterm elections and beyond. Republican incumbents mostly survive challenges from the right: House Republicans who had faced primaries from the right — largely from challengers who alleged the incumbents weren't supportive enough of Trump — either won or were positioned to survive Tuesday's contests.

In California's open primaries, in which the top two finishers, regardless of party, move on to November's general election, Reps. David Valadao and Young Kim are two Republicans who have won tough races.

Los Angeles mayoral race advances to runoff: The race to be Los Angeles' next mayor won't be decided until November, with either businessman Rick Caruso or Rep. Karen Bass able to win more than 50% of the vote on Tuesday night. Caruso and Bass both ran on the need to tackle homelessness and crime.

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