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June 19, 2026, Tyre, Lebanon: School buses and other vehicles were damaged after an Israeli airstrike in the city of Tyre, Lebanon. The first round of technical talks between the US and Iran has been delayed as Tehran seeks guarantees that hostilities in Lebanon will end before it resumes negotiations.
zReportage.com Issue #1045 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY June 16, 2026: 'Rebels With A Cause' by ZUMA Partner agency Le Pictorium photo-journalist Nicolas Cleuet: The Iranian Kurdish Peshmerga want to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran and replace it with a democratic state that grants them ethnic self-determination. While their Iraqi counterparts focus on protecting an already existing region, the Iranian Kurdish fighters want to fundamentally change Iran to achieve their goals. In the border mountains thousands of exiled Iranian Kurdish fighters rare massed in staging zones under constant threat of Iranian drone and missile strikes. - more...
June 19, 2026, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA: VINICIUS JUNIOR of Brazil runs with the ball during a FIFA Men's World Cup 2026 Group Stage football match between Brazil and Haiti at Philadelphia Stadium.
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ZUMA Press Pictures Of The Week 2026: POW Week 24: June 06, 2026>June 12, 2026
ZUMA Press Pictures Of the Week 2026: Week 24: June 6-12: US/IRAN CEASEFIRE TESTED • POPE LEO XIV’S APOSTOLIC JOURNEY • NY KNICKS HISTORIC COMEBACK • FIFA WORLD CUP BEGINS • Executive Producer Scott Mc Kiernan. To VIEW the best images of the week, GO to ThePicturesOfTheWeek.com or to quote PoW Picture Editor extraordinaire and Producer, Jimmy Colton: ''THE BEST TWO MINUTES YOU'LL SPEND ON THE INTERNET TODAY!'' Mahalo to ZUMA Ohana top photojournalists: Heuler Andrey, Baptiste Autissier, Jamal Awad,Abdul Kader Al Bay, Xu Bingjie, Sue Dorfman, Tom Goyvaerts, Jennifer Graylock, Vincent Kalut, Robin Loznak, Andrew Matthews, Justin Ng, Bilal Osama, Lev Radin, Moiz Salhi, Mathias Schulz, Scott Serio, Joey Sussman, David Tanecek, Stephane Thomas, Wu Xiaoling COVER IMAGE: Dateline: June 08, 2026, Jericho, West Bank: An Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Jewish man inspects the wreckage of of a missile.
Freight Train Plunges Off A Bridge In Munich
- 20 June 2026, Bavaria, Munich: Two cars of a freight train are lying on a road after falling off a bridge.
Freight Train Plunges Off A Bridge In Munich
June 20, 2026, Munich, Germany: Two cars of a freight train plunge off bridge in Munich.
Reception For The Queens
- 20 June 2026, Saxony-Anhalt, Magdeburg: Sven Schulze (M, CDU), Minister President of Saxony-Anhalt, welcoming 125 queens from 13 federal states and Austria at the State Chancellery. The salt town of Stassfurt in Saxony-Anhalt is this year·s host city for the 9th German Queens· Day.
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ZUMA Pictures Of the Month: MARCH 2026
The 98th Oscars honor the best of Hollywood, Iran strikes back, the Muslim world celebrates Eid al-Fitr: The MARCH 2026 Pictures Of the Month for @ZUMApress is now published. PLEASE SHARE: http://www.thepicturesofthemonth.com #photojournalism Poster images Left to Right of JESSIE BUCKLEY at Academy Awards 2026 Red Carpet and Press Room after winning Best Actress Oscar: Credit images © Scott Mc Kiernan and Billy Bennight via ZUMA Press Wire.
After Two Freight Train Cars Fell Off A Bridge
- 20 June 2026, Bavaria, Munich: A man is looking at the two cars of a freight train that had fallen about five meters off a bridge during the night. One person was critically injured in the incident, according to a police spokesperson. According to police, two freight trains had previously collided while shunting on the railroad bridge in the Milbertshofen district of Munich.
South Korean Girl Group TWICE Performs in Seoul
June 18, 2026, Seoul, South Korea: South Korean girl group TWICE poses for a photo during a publicity event in Seoul to promote the powdered beverage brand Teazen Kombucha.
'Gaslit' Los Angeles Premiere
June 19, 2026, Santa Monica, California, USA: JANE FONDA at the Los Angeles premiere of 'Gaslit'.
SPORTS WORLD from LAST 24 HOURS
World Cup 2026: Best Photos
June 18, 2026, Los Angeles, California, USA: Bosnia and Herzegovina' ERMEDIN DEMIROVIC (10) and Switzerland' RICARDO RODRIGUEZ (5) vie for the ball during the FIFA World Cup Group B soccer match at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
World Cup 2026: Group C: Brazil 3:0 Haiti
June 19, 2026, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA: Brazil ENDRICK (19) in action during the group C World Cup match against Haiti CARL SAINTE (6) at Philadelphia Stadium.
MLB 2026: Rays 5:2 Nationals
June 19, 2026, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA: Tampa Bay Rays infielders TAYLOR WALLS (6) and RICHIE PALACIOS (1) celebrate the win after an MLB game against the Washington Nationals at Tropicana Field. The Rays beat the Nationals 5-2.
World Cup 2026: Group C: Brazil 3:0 Haiti
June 19, 2026, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA: Haiti Forward FRANTZDY PIERROT (20) holds the jersey holds Brazil's LUCAS PAQUETA during the first half of a World Cup match at Philadelphia Stadium in Philadelphia.
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December 21, 2023, Rafah, Gaza Strip,: Palestinians line up for a free meal. International relief agencies say Gaza is suffering from shortages of food, medicine and other basic supplies as a result from the war that has been going on for two and a half months between Israel and Hamas.
LEFT OUTSIDE: How Sacramento Failed Vulnerable Families
June 4, 2026, Sacramento, California, USA: Shortly after midnight, KEITH-DALTON SMITH, 11, tosses a blanket featuring the Disney character Minnie Mouse to his mother, AMY HECKART, 46, who is disabled following back surgery, as they prepare to sleep in the back of their van in Sacramento. The family had lived at the Motel 6 for the past 2 1/2 years through a city-funded shelter program but was locked out and not allowed to return after the program changed.
LEFT OUTSIDE: How Sacramento Failed Vulnerable Families
June 4, 2026, Sacramento, California, USA: Unable to get comfortable sleeping in the back of their van, AMY HECKART, 46, and her son, KEITH-DALTON SMITH, 11, look out at other residents sleeping in their vehicles in a Taco Bell parking lot in Sacramento. Heckart had been locked out of the Motel 6 after changes to a city-funded program. In the vehicle at right is a 78-year-old veteran with COPD who said he was locked out of Arden Acres and needed electricity to power his nebulizer.
LEFT OUTSIDE: How Sacramento Failed Vulnerable Families
June 3, 2026, Sacramento, California, USA: ANTONITA BROWN, right, is hugged by her daughter, ALIVEEYA, 13, near the car the family expects to sleep in after they were not allowed back into the Motel 6 shelter where they had been staying with Brown's husband, Isaac Wright, and son, Zaylani, 6 in Sacramento. Families were told to vacate the shelter Monday morning and were informed they could return at 3pm, but they were later denied reentry after the city-funded program changed.
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