For 35 years, Valérie Gautier, president of the association Veterans back to Normandy, has welcomed American survivors of the 1944 landing every June 6. This year there will be only five, aged between 99 and 102 years. It is a beautiful example of transatlantic friendship that survives the Trump upheaval, but it is not easy. “I find it hard to talk to them about this topic because most idolize their president,” Valérie explains to La Vanguardia from Normandy. “The context is not very favorable. But I hope the good relationship with their families will continue.”

A Ukrainian drone struck a residential building in Moscow for the first time in several years this Monday, just ten kilometers from the Kremlin, according to the mayor of the Russian capital, Sergey Sobyanin. The attack in the capital adds to other drones that Ukraine had launched against the oil terminal at the port of Primorsk, one of Russia’s main export ports with the capacity to handle one million barrels of oil per day, in the Baltic Sea, and two tankers from the Russian ghost fleet in waters near the entrance to the Russian port of Novorossiysk, in the Black Sea.

At least 27 people died in a fire at a pub in Bangkok, the Thai capital, according to an official from the municipal emergency services. According to initial reports, there were 18 injured, eight of them in serious condition. This is one of the deadliest incidents of this type in the tourist capital in recent years.