Summary of important news on Sunday

[U.S. Secretary of State: The U.S. is prepared to dialogue with Iran on the 23rd]
On June 22, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio called for direct negotiations between the United States and Iran during an interview with U.S. media, stating that the U.S. is ready to engage in dialogue with Iran on the 23rd. Rubio reiterated that Iran can have a civilian nuclear program but cannot enrich uranium. He stated that Iran rejected the U.S. proposal and disappeared for 10 days before the U.S. launched military actions against it. Despite Iran continuously sending messages to dialogue partners, it has not even spoken directly with the United States.
1. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China strongly condemns the U.S. attack on Iran and calls on the parties involved in the conflict to cease fire as soon as possible.
2. The Chinese Embassy in Israel will organize two batches of evacuation on June 23 and 25.
3. The cross-border payment platform has officially launched, with the first remittance business landing in Shenzhen.
From January to May, the national railway delivered 1.641 billion tons of goods, a year-on-year increase of 3.1%.
5. A collapse occurred in a certain area of the Daocheng Yading scenic area in Sichuan, and the long-distance tour area is temporarily closed.
6. The general manager of Moutai Group led a team to visit JD.com and Alibaba, and held a market seminar with traditional dealers from certain provinces and regions in Beijing.
International News:
1. The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced an extension of the temporary ban on 3 cobalt.
2. Media: Israel will open its airspace starting at 14:00 local time on the 22nd.
3. Sources: Saudi Arabia is on high alert after the U.S. launched airstrikes against Iran.
4. South Korean Presidential Office: Lee Jae-myung will not attend the NATO summit.
5. Belarus and the United States are negotiating to restore normal diplomatic relations.
6. According to Iranian media reports, the Iranian Stock Exchange will close until the end of this week.
7. The Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on the US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities.
8. U.S. Secretary of State: The United States is prepared to engage in dialogue with Iran on the 23rd.
9. Iranian MP: The Iranian parliament has concluded that the Strait of Hormuz should be closed, but the final decision rests with the Supreme National Security Council of Iran.
10. Iran-Israel Conflict: ① Iran: Only the above-ground portion of the Fordow nuclear facility was damaged and can be repaired. ② Houthi forces: Will resume attacks on American ships. ③ Iranian Foreign Minister: Will travel to Moscow to meet with Putin. ④ The U.S. has contacted Iran, denying any intention to seek regime change. ⑤ The U.S. released details of actions against Iran's nuclear facilities: deploying B-2 bombers and 14 massive bunker-busting bombs. ⑥ Trump: If Iran does not stop the war, it will be struck again. Retaliation will bring a military response "far beyond tonight's." ⑦ U.S. senior officials admit that B-2 bombers did not completely destroy Iran's Fordow nuclear facility. ⑧ Iranian officials: Iran currently has the legal right to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. ⑨ Iran denies that the Fordow nuclear facility was attacked again.