Good evening everyone. Right now, the primary thing dominating the headlines is the United States strikes in Iran and Iran’s response. As a result, this update will list everything you missed over the past several hours. I am going to try to go live later tonight as well.
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With that, here’s the news:
Iran Threatens Terror Attacks Inside U.S.
State Department Issues Worldwide Security Alert
Iran-Backed Militias Preparing to Attack U.S. Bases
Trump Endorses Regime Change in Iran
Israeli Air Force Strikes Iranian Air Defenses at U.S. Request
France Sends Evacuation Aircraft to Israel
UK, France, Germany Issue Joint Statement
Call for Iran to engage in negotiations on its nuclear program.
Urge Iran to avoid further destabilizing actions.
Reiterate that Iran must never acquire a nuclear weapon or threaten regional security.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Comments
IAEA Confirms Damage to Isfahan Nuclear Complex
Oil Markets React to Escalation
Oil markets respond sharply to Washington’s surprise attack on Iranian nuclear sites, escalating Iran-Israel tensions and raising concerns over global crude supply.
Iran produced ~3.3 million barrels per day in May (OPEC report, independent estimates).
Risk to broader Middle East oil shipments if Iran or its proxies attempt to block the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Abrego Garcia Ruling
Magistrate judge rules Abrego Garcia should not be detained on his criminal charges.
Despite the ruling, he is still likely to remain in ICE custody.
Florida Abortion Law Controversy
One month into Florida’s six-week abortion ban, Rep. Kat Cammack says she struggled to obtain ER care for an ectopic pregnancy.
Cammack blames the political left for the healthcare difficulties (WSJ).
See you this evening again probably.
— Aaron
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