Iran

The IAEA cannot confirm the location of 409 kg of uranium, enriched to near weapons-grade, due to fighting. Inspections have been suspended, and the exact location of the material is unknown.

Iran has experienced an almost complete internet blackout amid escalating conflict with Israel. Traffic has dropped to 3%, and VPNs and apps like WhatsApp and Instagram have become unavailable.

Japan plans to evacuate approximately 90 citizens and their family members from Iran by land to Azerbaijan due to airport closures. The government is considering sending a Self-Defense Force transport plane to a base in Djibouti.

Iran has launched over 400 ballistic missiles and about 1,000 drones at Israel since the start of the conflict. 24 people were killed, 500 injured.

Iran has sharply increased oil exports following the escalation of the conflict with Israel. The country seeks to maintain revenues by dispersing tankers and ensuring supply stability through the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel's Defense Minister, Israel Katz, stated that the internal security headquarters of the Iranian regime was destroyed by Air Force forces. This facility was a key repressive tool of the ruling regime.

Donald Trump did not give a clear answer regarding the US's potential participation in Israeli strikes on targets in Iran. He stated that Iran has many problems and wants to negotiate.

The U. S. President's emergency command aircraft, Boeing E-4B, made a four-hour flight from Louisiana to Maryland under the unusual call sign ORDER01. This has led to speculation about a connection with the escalation in the Middle East.

The IAEA has confirmation of strikes on two Iranian centrifuge production facilities, which were previously under the agency's monitoring. It is noted that the TESA workshop in Karaj and the Tehran Research Center were hit.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected Donald Trump's call for unconditional surrender and threatened the US with irreparable damage in case of military intervention.

European gas prices have been rising for the sixth consecutive day due to fears of escalation between Israel and Iran. This could disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a key energy route.

Australia has for the first time imposed targeted sanctions against 60 vessels of the Russian shadow fleet, which were used to circumvent international restrictions. The restrictions will affect the vessels' access to ports, their insurance, and maintenance.

293 Ukrainians confirmed their intention to leave Israel with the assistance of the embassy. 85 citizens and 10 foreigners wish to evacuate from Iran.

The US is considering options for action regarding Iran and Israel. Trump has stepped up his rhetoric, and US negotiators believe Iran's positions are weak.

Ukraine will not receive an invitation to NATO at the summit in The Hague next week. The issue is not on the agenda, no breakthrough decisions are expected.

Early in his term, Trump restrained Israel from attacking Iran. But now, he is considering military support for Israel, a shift in US policy.

Iran warned the US of a harsh response in case of direct participation in Israel's military campaign. Thousands of people left Tehran after the exchange of missile strikes between Iran and Israel.

Political scientist Oleg Lisny stated that Trump fled responsibility at the G7 summit, disrupting the meeting with Zelensky regarding arms supplies. Ukraine lost a chance to resolve the issue.

Israel is running out of Arrow interceptor missiles to defend against Iranian ballistic missiles, raising concerns. The US is bolstering Israel's defenses, but neither country can intercept missiles indefinitely.

Iran partially disconnected from the global internet due to possible Israeli cyberattacks. Authorities have restricted access to the network. It was also recommended to delete WhatsApp.

The IDF reported that the Israeli Air Force struck military targets near Tehran. A centrifuge production facility and several weapons manufacturing sites were attacked.

Brent crude oil rose by 0. 3% to $76.71 per barrel, WTI - by 0.5% to $75.19. The market is concerned about supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.

The US Embassy in Jerusalem will be closed until June 20 due to the security situation caused by Iranian shelling. The State Department is ready to assist Americans in leaving Israel if needed.

The Israeli army called for the urgent evacuation of half a million residents of the 18th district of Tehran and announced the beginning of a series of strikes on the military infrastructure of the Iranian regime.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Shigeru Ishiba, thanking him for his support and discussing cooperation in the defense industry. Japan has already provided Ukraine with assistance worth over 12 billion dollars.

On the night of June 18, Iran launched missiles at Israel, causing a massive air alert. The Israeli Air Force intercepts targets, launching strikes to eliminate threats.

Senior Israeli officials suggest that the US may join the strikes against Iran. Trump convened the National Security Council to discuss scenarios.

Donald Trump is holding a meeting with national security advisors in the White House situation room. The meeting is dedicated to the conflict between Iran and Israel.

A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces reported that 60 fighter jets struck ballistic missile launchers in Iran. Massive Internet outages are observed in Iran.

According to Axios, Trump is actively considering strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Netanyahu is convinced that Trump may order the start of hostilities in the near future.