[Sources: US Plans to Use Iranian Assets to Pay for Repair Costs in Gulf Allies] 1. An unnamed source revealed that following Iran's attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain, the US is exploring allocating Iranian assets to assist Gulf allies in dealing with potential future damage and in reconstruction and repair work. 2. The source stated that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessenter has instructed his team to "assess the situation in Gulf allies and calculate the repair costs for damage caused by Iran," while also considering using Iranian assets for compensation. The source added that the Treasury Department will use all available means to allow Gulf allies to use Iranian assets to support reconstruction efforts. 3. The previous day, Mohsin Rezaei, an advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, stated that a peace agreement between the US and Iran was contingent on the US unfreezing $24 billion in seized Iranian assets. However, the source did not specify the exact types of assets the Treasury Department is investigating, and the related policy statement was not limited to the scope of frozen assets.

[Shooting in Ohio Leaves 12 Shot, Suspect Still at Large] On June 6th local time, CCTV reporters learned that a shooting occurred in Toledo, Ohio, leaving 12 people shot, two of whom are in critical condition. Toledo Police Deputy Chief Joe Hefner stated that preliminary investigations indicate there may have been two gunmen at the scene, and both sides were "likely shooting at each other." Neither has been detained. Police are conducting a full-scale manhunt for the suspects and have asked the public to avoid the area. Toledo Mayor Wade Kapusukiewicz stated that all those shot are expected to survive. Witnesses reported that chaos ensued after the gunshots, with many people lying down for safety or fleeing in panic. Police have launched a large-scale investigation at the scene. (CCTV)

[NATO Plans €70 Billion New Aid to Ukraine; Germany Proposes Finalization at July Summit] 1. Several NATO diplomats revealed that NATO member states are developing a new €70 billion military support plan for Ukraine, which is expected to be formally announced at the NATO summit in July. 2. This proposal, put forward by Germany last month, aims to improve the transparency of member states' aid to Ukraine by establishing a new mechanism and balancing internal contribution ratios. Sources indicate that €30 billion will be allocated from the previously agreed €90 billion loan to Ukraine, with the remaining €40 billion provided through bilateral commitments. 3. According to a report by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Germany, monthly military support provided by European countries to Ukraine from January to April this year has fallen to €2 billion, lower than the €2.4 billion expected in the same period in 2025. During the same period, the United States has not provided any military support.