Donald Trump claimed that newly declassified intelligence reveals China compromised millions of U.S. voter records and exposed vulnerabilities in America's election infrastructure. The announcement comes as the U.S. launches a sixth consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets, while tensions continue to rise across West Asia. CENTCOM also intensified maritime operations near Iran as Ukraine reported deadly Russian missile strikes on Odesa. Meanwhile, North Korea pledged stronger ties with China, SpaceX aborted its latest Starship launch seconds before liftoff, and Japan's stock market plunged amid growing concerns over the AI sector.

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Trump claims China hacked U.S. election data | U.S. strikes Iran again | Starship launch aborted 

Amid rising regional tensions and shifting security dynamics, Gulf allies are increasingly turning to South Korea and Ukraine for urgent defence supplies and military cooperation.

Gulf Allies Turn to S Korea & Ukraine for Urgent Defence Needs

The escalating US-Iran war is casting uncertainty over massive quid-pro-quo investment pledges made by Gulf nations in the United States. Countries such as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Kuwait are reportedly reviewing overseas investments and financial commitments as the war strains their economies and disrupts regional trade.


Iran-US War: What Happens to Quid-Pro-Quo Guld Investment Pledges in US? 

Qatar and Saudi Arabia are close to striking a preliminary agreement to end a dispute that has pitted the Gulf neighbours against each other for more than three years.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar near agreement in Gulf crisis

Iran has agreed to allow inspectors in to two sites where the country is suspected of having stored or used undeclared nuclear material

UN Nuclear watchdog gets access to two sites in Iran

The United States will demand Thursday that all United Nations sanctions be reimposed against Iran.

U.S seeks return of sanctions on Iran

The Taliban on Saturday has issued a statement saying the group does not recognise the Afghan government as a legitimate system

Taliban says it doesn’t recognise afghan government amid ongoing Peace Talks

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