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Here's the last 24 hours in geopolitics. In US, Trump says he is considering winding down the war, claiming he has already obliterated Iran's offensive capabilities. Meanwhile, Israel says its strikes in Iran will increase significantly in coming days. In a surprise move, US has temporarily lifted sanctions on Iranian oil. Yet Trump claims he is winning the conflict.

Iran launched two intermediate-range missiles 3,800 kilometers toward Diego Garcia, targeting a base that hosts B-2 stealth bombers. Both failed to strike, yet the attempt proves Iranian missile ranges far exceed previous estimates. In Europe, despite requests from world leaders to not store gas to avoid inflating market prices, the EU's energy chief urged member states not to wait before refilling gas storage.

In Iran, US and Israel struck Natanz nuclear facility on Saturday. Despite 2025 claims claims the facility was completely destroyed. In Russia, Putin sent a message to Iran's leadership saying Russia remains a loyal friend and reliable partner during this difficult period. In UK, despite initial refusal, Britain approved US use of bases in

Britain and Diego Garcia for strikes on Iranian missile sites targeting ships in Hormuz. In Taiwan, defense officials are worried that heavy US use of long-range missiles in Iran is draining stockpiles that would matter in a China contingency. In New Zealand, Fitch lowered the country's credit outlook to negative, citing increasing difficulty in reducing debt.

In India, Prime Minister Modi spoke with Iranian President to seek safe passage for Indian vessels as the nation reels from a critical gas shortage. In North Korea, state media published images of Kim Jong-un's teenage daughter driving a tank while her father sat behind her. In Cuba, despite a complete oil blockade that has triggered a nationwide power collapse, In Cuba, despite a complete oil blockade that has triggered a nationwide power collapse,

Cuba remains defiant, stating its political system and the president's term are non-negotiable.