Oil Agreement Signed Between US and Venezuela and Heat Deaths
While the Trump administration announced an oil partnership with Venezuela, clashes broke out between the US and Iran, and it was revealed that heat-related deaths are many times higher than official figures.
The Trump administration announced a partnership with a private company to develop Venezuela's oil reserves, while clashes occurred between the US and Iran near the Strait of Hormuz, and numerous people went missing in a flash flood in the Grand Canyon.
US and Venezuela Oil Agreement
The Trump administration announced a new partnership with the Venezuelan government aimed at developing a significant portion of the country's oil reserves.
It was announced that 55 percent of the oil to be produced by the joint venture to be established with a private Venezuelan company will be given to the US.
Military Tension in the Strait of Hormuz
Following a US drone killing troops near Larak Island, US and Iranian forces exchanged fire.
Following this development, retaliatory actions were carried out by Iran against American bases in Jordan.
Flood Disaster in the Grand Canyon
As a result of the severe flood disaster affecting the Grand Canyon region, more than one bridge was completely destroyed and rendered unusable.
Immediately following the devastating flood disaster, it was reported that at least 15 people were missing in the region and search operations were ongoing.
Hidden Heat Deaths in the US
A special analysis conducted in partnership with Boston University researchers revealed the impact of temperatures in the country.
According to the findings, extreme heat causes approximately five times more deaths in the US than official figures indicate.