Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 1800 GMT, June 24, 2018 to 0800 GMT, June 25, 2018.
Erdogan election win
Turkish President RejepTayyip Erdogan has emerged victorious in the country’s presidential election. Turkey's High Electoral Board said Erdogan has won more than half of the votes. Speaking after the elections, the incumbent warned against disputing the election results. Erdogan’s victory in the presidential election will get him sweeping new executive powers under a constitutional shake-up approved in a referendum last year.
Syria gains
The Syrian army is pressing ahead with an operation to fully clear the country of the remnants of Daesh terrorists. In the latest developments on the battlefield, Syrian forces and their allied units managed to retake 1800 square kilometers in eastern Dayr al-Zawr province. The Syrian army is now stationed west of the Syrian town of Bukamal, near the Iraqi border. Syria has been fighting different foreign-sponsored militant and terrorist groups since March 2011.
Trump war on migrants
The US president has sharpened his call to deport people who enter the United States illegally. Donald Trump said they should immediately be sent back to where they came from without any judicial process. He said illegal immigrants cannot be allowed to invade our country. Trump’s comments come on the heels of his earlier remarks in defense of his immigration policy. He had already criticized democrats for trying to let in illegal immigrants. He said illegal immigration brings various kinds of crimes into the US, stressing that immigrants need to enter the United States legally.
Nigeria violence
86 people have been killed in communal violence in central Nigeria. Clashes broke out between farmers and nomadic herders in the country’s Plateau State. The violence is the latest in a decades-long battle for land and resources. It has now spiraled into a cycle of violence and reprisal attacks which has left hundreds of people dead this year. The violence is caused by ethnic, religious and political allegiances. The government has enforced a curfew to try and control the situation.
Iran on Yemen war
Tehran has once again condemned the recent attacks by the Saudi-led coalition on the Yemeni port city of Hudaydah, saying it is seeking a solution to end the crisis. Qassemi said the human catastrophe in Yemen has become more serious. He called on the international community and the UN to do whatever they can to put an end to the crisis. The Saudi-led coalition has focused its attacks on the Yemeni port city of Hudaydah recently. The attacks have hampered the delivery of humanitarian aid to the war-torn country. Hudaydah is responsible for 70 percent of imports into Yemen.
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