Iran

The EU Council has adopted new restrictive measures against Iran due to military support for Russia. The restrictions apply to the export of components for missiles and UAVs, as well as ports and shipping companies.

Iran is demanding $1 trillion in compensation from the United States for losses from the sanctions. Restrictive measures have been in place since 1979 after the Islamic Revolution and the seizure of the embassy.

Two light and noise charges fell in the courtyard of the Israeli Prime Minister's residence in Caesarea. The incident occurred in the absence of Netanyahu and his family, and there were no injuries.

According to Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea is seeking access to Russian nuclear and missile technologies in exchange for military support from Russia in its war against Ukraine.

The EU is investigating information about a factory in China that produces drones for the Russian army. The European bloc is ready to impose sanctions against Beijing if the facts are confirmed.

Donald Trump has nominated Doug Bergam to head the Department of Homeland Security and chair the newly created National Energy Council. The new council will coordinate all US energy issues and work on the country's leadership in the energy sector.

Israel has attacked a top-secret nuclear weapons development center in Parchin, Iran. The strike destroyed sophisticated equipment for creating plastic explosives needed for nuclear devices.

Elon Musk held an hour-long meeting with Iranian UN Ambassador Amir Saeeda Iranian in New York. The parties discussed ways to reduce tensions between the United States and Iran.

China's Landbridge Petrochemical plant has purchased 2 million barrels of African oil for delivery in January 2025. This unusual decision is attributed to the possible tightening of sanctions against Iranian oil and rising prices for Russian oil.

Enemy forces have temporarily reduced the number of attacks by Iranian drones due to possible depletion of supplies. Experts attribute this to low production rates and reduced supplies from Iran.

The IDF has launched an air strike on smuggling routes between Syria and Lebanon used by Hezbollah. The strikes are aimed at reducing the capacity of the 4400 unit responsible for smuggling weapons.

Israel's ambassador to Ukraine confirms cooperation between the two countries to counter Iranian drones. Israel is studying Ukrainian technologies developed during the war for its own use.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister held talks with the US Secretary of State in Brussels. They discussed further military assistance, post-election coordination, and strengthening Ukraine's air shield.

The U. S. military attacked weapons depots and logistics centers of pro-Iranian groups in Syria and Yemen. The U.S. command declared its readiness to continue to protect its personnel and partners in the region.

Donald Trump is planning to appoint Senator Marco Rubio as Secretary of State and Congressman Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor, which is what they had previously said about Ukraine.

NYT: Donald Trump is preparing to nominate Senator Marco Rubio for the post of US Secretary of State. Rubio, known for his hawkish stance on China and Iran, has recently been supporting Trump's policies.

The United States and the United Kingdom conducted a series of strikes on Houthi targets in several areas of Yemen, including the provinces of Sana'a and al-Hudaydah. According to media reports, the attacks took place in the districts of Jarban, Al Hafa and Sufyan.

The US Department of Justice has accused Afghan citizen Farhad Shakeri of plotting to assassinate Donald Trump. The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied the accusations, calling them groundless and aimed at complicating relations between the two countries.

An explosion occurred at a railway station in Quetta, killing 24 people and injuring more than 40. The separatist group BLA claimed responsibility for the attack.

ISW reports that putin is creating the appearance of improving relations with Trump, but has no plans to make concessions. the kremlin continues to pursue its maximalist goals in Ukraine and on the international stage.

The US Justice Department has indicted Iranian Farhad Shakeri for preparing an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Two New Yorkers have also been indicted for planning to assassinate an American journalist critical of Iran.

The North Atlantic Council issued a statement condemning military cooperation between Russia and the DPRK. NATO member states called on Russia to comply with international obligations and UN resolutions.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has terminated the 1993 agreement on air services with Iran. Earlier, a similar agreement was terminated with Belarus.

Putin is trying to shape U. S. President-elect Donald Trump's foreign policy and achieve another reset of U.S.-Russian relations on Russia's terms, according to ISW.

After Trump's victory in the US presidential election, financial markets showed rapid growth. Bitcoin set a record of $75,000, Tesla shares rose by 12%, and the dollar strengthened its position.

The NATO Secretary General said that Europe and the United States face a growing threat amid cooperation between China, North Korea, Russia and Iran. Rutte plans to discuss countering these threats with Trump.

The Iranian government has stated that it does not make a significant difference who becomes the US president. According to a government official, the general policy between the two countries remains unchanged.

A Russian Soyuz-2. 1 rocket has launched two Iranian satellites into orbit along with other spacecraft. The launch took place against the backdrop of deepening cooperation between Moscow and Tehran.

OP Chairman Andriy Yermak held successful talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in New York. According to Yermak, there is a real prospect of China's participation in the second Peace Summit.

OPEC+ postponed the increase in oil production for a month, which led to a rise in Brent and WTI prices by more than $1. The market is awaiting the US elections and the Fed's interest rate meeting.