一 | Johnny Depp is in talks with Disney about his return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise of which he has been the star for more than 15 years, Poptopic reported, citing a "trusted source close to Disney".,According to the report, Disney is preparing a "$301Mln deal" by way of an apology for having dropped Depp from the business - where he has played iconic pirate, Jack Sparrow - in 2018 after his ex-wife Amber Heard's op-ed in which she described herself as "a public figure representing domestic abuse”.,The source told Poptopic that Disney "reached out to the actor prior to his defamation trial against Amber Heard". There is also another project awaiting Depp - the Disney+ series about the early life of the captain of the Black Pearl, the source added.,Amber Heard Claims Johnny Depp's Ex-Girlfriends 'Too Scared' to Accuse Him of Violence19 June, 12:53 GMT,The news comes just weeks after Depp won a defamation trial against Heard. The actor sued his ex-wife over an article in the Washington Post in 2018, in which she alleged she was a "public figure representing domestic violence".,Although Heard did not mention the 58-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean star, Depp insisted that her article harmed his reputation and career as he was dismissed from several films because of her claims.,Heard countersued Depp for $100Mln, claiming that her ex-husband and his former attorney Adam Waldman conspired to "defame" her. On 1 June, the jury ruled that both Depp and Heard were liable for defamation. However, the actor was awarded $15Mln in compensatory damages, and Heard received only $2Mln.。
二 | "We will not carry out an operation that the international community does not understand. We will carry out the operation 'in the language' the international community understands. Turkey has serious experience on the issue. There is no need to worry," Erdogan said in Madrid, when asked about the international community's attitude towards the military operation planned by Ankara in northern Syria.,Russia Has Warned Turkey That New Syria Op Would Lead to More Violence, May Prompt Separatism16 June, 10:39 GMT,On June 26, Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said that Ankara is ready for a new military operation in northern Syria.,"We have previously conducted operations in northern Syria, and then there was pressure on us. But we proceeded only from our national interests. Our president said very precisely, the operation can start at any moment. We are ready for it," Kalin said in an interview with Turkish broadcaster Haberturk.。
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