A historic moment: the main tower of the Sagrada Família has finally been completed The day before, it was consecrated by Pope Leo XIV, marking the 100th anniversary of the death of the great architect Antoni Gaudí. The 172.5-meter Tower of Jesus Christ has become the tallest part of the church, and the Sagrada Família is now considered the tallest Christian structure in the world. Construction of the basilica began in 1882. Gaudí died in 1926 without ever seeing his main masterpiece completed. However, this is still not the final stage: interior work and the main entrance still remain. So the world’s most famous long-term construction project is officially not finished yet.

WARNING OF THE DAY Residents of the occupied parts of the Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and Donetsk regions are being advised to evacuate if possible. According to Ukrainian Defense Ministry adviser Serhii Sternenko, Russian forces will soon face serious logistical problems. “Crimea will turn into an island. This will be the toughest summer for our enemy,” he said.

😳 Furry car covers are becoming the latest trend in China Drivers are transforming their vehicles into giant cats, dogs, capybaras, and other fluffy animals. The covers are said to protect the paintwork from minor scratches. There is one catch, though: they are also perfect at collecting dust, dirt, and everything else from the road.

🎉 MrBeast has become the first person in the world to reach 500 million YouTube subscribers The milestone was achieved during a special livestream. He started his channel at the age of 13 and rose to fame through outrageous challenges, reality-style videos, and large-scale charity projects.

🐶 Wholesome moment of the day: Grizzler the dog was given a camera that only took photos of things he liked As part of Nikon’s Heartography project, the rescued Border Collie wore a camera connected to a heart-rate monitor. Whenever Grizzler saw something that sparked joy, curiosity, or excitement, his heart rate increased and the camera automatically snapped a photo. The idea was to show the world through a dog’s eyes — and discover what truly makes them happy.

🇫🇮 In Finland, people may stay home from work during drone threats Authorities have recommended that employers continue paying wages to employees who are unable to work due to an official drone alert and instructions to remain sheltered. The only exception applies to workers in critical sectors, who are expected to continue operating under special emergency procedures.

🤯 A Lada torn apart by an FPV drone was spotted in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region Local channels shared footage of the car, which appears to have survived a direct encounter with a drone and somehow kept driving.

🇺🇸 Former Trump ally slams him on Russian state TV Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene said she no longer supports the US president, despite once being one of his closest political allies. According to Greene, Trump has failed to deliver on key campaign promises, including avoiding new wars and releasing the Epstein files. “He is becoming a lame duck, and after the congressional elections it will be even more obvious,” Greene said. The toad came to visit the viper.

🇭🇺 Orbán was re-elected leader of Fidesz despite losing the election At the party congress, 729 out of 737 delegates voted in favor of the former prime minister. He ran unopposed. Orbán accepted responsibility for the election defeat and said the party must now adapt to life in opposition while preparing for a return to power.

❗️Iran and the US are set to sign a peace agreement tomorrow The ceremony will be held electronically, according to Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry. Let’s see whether they actually sign it — or whether circumstances intervene once again.

👽 The US has released a new batch of UFO files The third archive includes dozens of documents, photos, videos, and audio recordings from the CIA, FBI, NASA, and the Pentagon. Among the most intriguing cases: ▪️Glowing spheres moving in perfect sync; ▪️A “plasma-like sphere” hovering over a pond for nearly 45 minutes; ▪️Reports from federal agents describing red lights that instantly changed speed and formed perfect formations. The release also includes declassified CIA documents from the 1950s recommending efforts to reduce public fascination with UFOs through “debunking” campaigns. There is still no evidence of extraterrestrial life. But the UFO file cabinet keeps getting thicker. war.gov/UFO/

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Trump and Zelensky will take part in a G7 leaders' working session on Tuesday, AFP reports.

🧫 What is known about the biolabs in Ukraine Following remarks by U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry reiterated that the country has never been involved in the development or production of biological weapons and fully complies with the Biological Weapons Convention. The ministry also noted that allegations about military biological programs in Ukraine have been examined internationally on multiple occasions and were never substantiated. Too bad — we’re still waiting for the combat mosquitoes.

🤡 Russian lawmaker complains that war has become “somewhat unpleasant” According to him, Russian troops used to be able to drive right up to the front line and even shout back and forth with Ukrainian positions. Now, however, the skies are filled with drones, and in many areas it is impossible to get anywhere near the front, even from dozens of kilometers away. “Today there are hundreds of them, tomorrow there will be thousands, and the day after that hundreds of thousands. They will be able to fly autonomously using artificial intelligence, anywhere,” the lawmaker complained. He also admitted that Russian advances have slowed because of this. Though we would say they’ve simply entered negative growth.

⚽️ England’s national team had boots, balls and training gear stolen at the World Cup Ahead of the team’s first training session in Kansas City, thieves broke into a van carrying players’ equipment. According to reports, the suspects made off with football boots, official tournament match balls, and other essential training gear. Sources say only one ball was left behind. Police have already arrested two suspects.

😳 In Brazil, a woman hid a pistol inside her vagina Police stopped a man and a woman after suspecting them of illegal activity. During the check, the woman became nervous and pulled out the hidden weapon herself. The pistol was about 21 centimetres long. After the discovery, both were detained for further investigation. The main question for investigators and social media users is still the same: how was that even possible?

🇭🇺 Hungary removes one of the obstacles on Ukraine’s path to the EU Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said that Budapest and Kyiv have reached an agreement on the educational, cultural, and political rights of the Hungarian minority living in Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region. Magyar also noted that Europe will monitor how these commitments are implemented, and that compliance with the agreement will be one of the factors considered in Ukraine’s EU accession process.

🌩 An incredible sunset over Nebraska is going viral online The footage was captured today in Sidney, Nebraska, during a powerful storm. The photographer managed to capture a massive supercell — one of the rarest and most spectacular types of storm clouds. These systems are often responsible for the strongest tornadoes, giant hail, and extreme rainfall. Looks more like a scene from a disaster movie than real life.

🤡 Putin was reportedly shown a special version of the news for years The claim comes from a former editor-in-chief of Russia’s state TV news program Vesti. Not that anyone is particularly surprised. According to him, after the 2011 Bolotnaya protests, a separate news package was prepared specifically for Putin. Negative stories were removed, while favorable reports and achievements were highlighted. The former state TV editor says Putin was increasingly isolated from reality. He even claims that after the sinking of the cruiser Moskva, Putin was not informed of its destruction for more than a week. That might explain his unwavering confidence that everything is “going according to plan.”

Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei to be buried on July 9 Funeral ceremonies for Ali Khamenei will begin in Tehran on July 4 and continue for several days. He will be laid to rest on July 9 in his hometown of Mashhad. The 86-year-old ayatollah was killed in late February during the first wave of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. His funeral was postponed for months due to the ongoing conflict and security concerns.

Russia Day in the style of Roy Andersson The Swedish director himself would envy this shot.