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Here's the last 24 hours in geopolitics. In Iran, the foreign minister accused Israel of indiscriminately targeting critical infrastructure, including steel plants, cement factories, universities, power stations, and nuclear facilities. In the US, Trump heavily criticized NATO as a paper tiger due to its lack of support on Iran war. US stocks suffered their worst week in months as war uncertainty and surging oil drove the S&P 500 down 7.4% since the conflict began. In UK, health experts warn that the ongoing war in Iran and the subsequent closure of

the Strait of Hormuz will cause severe drug shortages in Britain within weeks. UAE authorities report they are facing the brunt of escalating Iranian aggression as strike intensity surges, intercepting 57 drones and ballistic missiles within 24 hours.

In Israel, the WSJ reports Israel is rationing arrow interceptors, relying on David's sling as Iranian missiles hit Dimona and Arad, raising doubts about the sustainability of its air defense shield. Iran proxies ramp up regional war, Iraq militias strike U.S. bases in Jordan, Hezbollah hits Israel, Houthis launch missiles and threaten Bob Al-Mandab, sending shockwaves globally.

In Taiwan, a bipartisan group of US lawmakers traveled to Taipei to pressure the Taiwanese parliament into passing a crucial $40 billion defense spending bill. In China, four universities, including two with military ties, bypassed US export controls to acquire super micro servers with restricted NVIDIA AI chips.

In US, journalists calling the White House reported that their caller ID bizarrely displayed Epstein Island. Trump announced that the US military has exactly 3,554 targets left to strike in Iran to complete its objective

of dismantling the country's armed forces. In Kuwait, IRGC claimed they used Qatar ballistic missiles to attack six US landing craft utility vessels in Kuwait, sinking three of them. Saudi Arabia is successfully pumping 7 million barrels of oil per day through its East-West pipeline to mitigate the economic impact of the Hormuz closure.

Bank of America agreed to pay a $72.5 million settlement over allegations that it profited from maintaining financial ties with individuals close to Jeffrey Epstein. Hackers tied to the Iranian government successfully breached the personal email account of FBI director Hackers tied to the Iranian government successfully breached the personal email account of FBI director Kash Patel.