Top 5: Ukraine denies the fall of Solidar... and a ruling fining the "Trump Organization" $1.6 million

 From Russia’s declaration of control over the Ukrainian city of Solidar and Kyiv’s denial of these allegations, to the issuance of a ruling fining the “Trump Organization” $1.6 million on charges including tax fraud, and the Iranian Foreign Minister’s statements about relations with Saudi Arabia and the Syrian-Turkish talks... Here is a daily summary from CNN in Arabic with the headlines of some of the most prominent stories from the region and the world.

Ukraine denies the fall of Solidar in the grip of Russia: the fighting is still going on

On Friday, Ukraine denied an announcement by Russian forces that it had captured the city of Solidar, in the east of the country, and confirmed that fighting was still going on in the city.

A US court imposed the maximum fine on the Trump Organization for offenses including tax fraud

A US court on Friday fined the Trump Organization $1.6 million for 17 offenses, including tax fraud, over a decade.

A study suggests that more than 900 million people have been infected with the Corona virus in China only

According to a Chinese study, published by state media, more than 900 million people in China have “probably” been infected with the Corona virus, and nearly 80% of those infected say that they are in a worse condition than the flu.

Iranian Foreign Minister from Lebanon: We welcome relations with Saudi Arabia, and we are happy with the talks with Syria and Turkey

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said, in a press conference with his Lebanese counterpart Abdullah Bouhabib, in Beirut, on Friday, that Tehran "welcomes the return of diplomatic relations" with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the reopening of the embassies of the two countries.

A glowing lake lights up the darkness. A time-lapse camera monitors the lava of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii

The Mount Kilauea eruption began active Thursday, after a hiatus of nearly a month. "All volcanic activity has been confined to the crater," says the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. While the authorities say that some of the explosions in the past two days reached a height of 160 feet nearly 50 meters.

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