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Here's the last 24 hours in geopolitics. In US, Trump stated he is not ready for a deal, as Iran refuses to surrender its nuclear stockpile and missile manufacturing. In Middle East, the US, Israel and Iran trade devastating blows, systematically pulverizing each other's military hubs

and strategic infrastructure. Gulf states announced they are in defense mode, refusing to join the offensive against Iran as they try to avoid further spiraling of conflict. In Israel, US officials say Israel has warned the US that its supply of long range ballistic missile interceptors

is critically low. In US, Trump administration is accusing major outlets of spreading fake news and has threatened to cancel broadcast licenses. In South Korea, Prime Minister reveals, President Trump said he was curious

if North Korean leader Kim wants to talk to the US. In Russia, officials said air defenses shot down 65 drones headed for Moscow. 280 drones were also intercepted across western Russia. In Middle East, Trump urged China, France, Japan, UK and Korea to send warships to help protect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

In Cuba, severe food and fuel shortages sparked protests in Moron, where demonstrators ransacked a government office. In Australia, three more members of Iran's women's national soccer team withdrew their asylum requests in Australia and chose to return home. In Japan, Tokyo plans to start releasing 80 million barrels oil from its stockpiles on Monday. In Taiwan, government says large-scale Chinese military air activity around the island has resumed after an unusual pause of more than two weeks.

In Italy, nearly 40 years after banning nuclear technology, government is considering a return In Italy, nearly 40 years after banning nuclear technology, government is considering a return to nuclear power as global energy prices threaten economic stability.