FT: Credit Suisse executives most likely to survive takeover include CFO Dixit Joshi, COO Francesca Francesca McDonagh and André Helfenstein, head of Swiss operations.

According to the British Financial Times: UBS CEO Sergio Ermoti has listed the list of Credit Suisse executives, he plans to let these executives join his management team.

[Japanese police arrest Fumio Kishida suspected of attacking Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida again on suspicion of violating the Gunpowder Prohibition Law] According to the Japanese Jiji News Agency, on the afternoon of the 6th local time, the Japanese police once again arrested the suspect suspected of attacking Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on suspicion of violating the Gunpowder Prohibition Law Ryuji Kimura. On April 15, the suspect Ryuji Kimura threw explosives at Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who was preparing to give a campaign speech in Wakayama City, and was arrested by the Japanese police on the spot.

Gazprom: will continue to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine with 39.5 million cubic meters on Saturday.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Explosions were heard in the Krasnohvardiiskyi area of Crimea, and the Russian army activated its air defense system.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Ukrainian Army has eliminated a total of 193,770 Russian military personnel, and 560 Russian soldiers have been eliminated in the past day.

US Geological Survey: 5.0-magnitude earthquake hits Mexico-Guatemala border area.

According to Yonhap News Agency, at around 9:31 a.m. local time on May 6, an American F-16 fighter jet crashed in a farmland in Pyeongtaek City, 70 kilometers south of Seoul, South Korea. No casualties were reported.

According to the Russian satellite network: Zaporozhye local officials said that the Russian army stationed in Porozhia is in a state of full combat readiness.

Russia will continue to reliably supply natural gas to Hungary through the "Turkish Stream" pipeline under a long-term contract, a representative of the Hungarian Ministry of Energy said. The volume of natural gas in storage facilities in Hungary was 1.9 billion cubic meters, which is much more than at the end of the previous heating season.

[Musk comments on US non-agricultural data] Market commentary said that the number of non-agricultural employment in the United States in March was revised down from 236,000 to 165,000, which means that the data did not exceed expectations, but fell significantly short of expectations. Musk commented on this, saying that this shows that their (US official) data is delayed, so things are worse than they realize.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: Germany and Denmark plan to send 80 "Leopard-1" main battle tanks to Ukraine as early as this month.

One person has been killed in a shooting in San Diego, California.

[Musk: Will provide more favorable Twitter verification services for small businesses] According to reports, Twitter launched the Verified Organizations service, which allows any organization and its affiliates to register and manage them on Twitter. Authenticate, and link and authenticate any related accounts. Some netizens commented that for small business owners, the service subscription fee of $1,000 per month is quite expensive. Musk said there would be lower-cost authentication services for small businesses, but organization registration on Twitter would need to be carefully managed to prevent fraud.

According to Japan’s Kyodo News Agency on the 6th, according to relevant sources, the Japanese police will once again arrest Ryuji Kimura, the suspect in the attack on Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, on suspicion of violating the gunpowder ban law.

According to Kiev Independent: Russia has attacked 6 communities in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.

According to the Russian Satellite Network: NATO member states have stepped up surveillance of submarines and held the "Dynamic Mongoose" (Dynamic Mongoose) exercise, aiming to hone their skills in "hunting" submarines from Russia and other countries.

Binance responded that it "faces a U.S. investigation for possible violations of sanctions against Russia": the company 100% complies with U.S. and international financial sanctions.