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Fresh EU sanctions set to hit condensate imports from Russia's Yamal LNGMOSCOW, April 24 (Reuters) - New European Union sanctions will ban condensate imports from Yamal LNG and other Russian projects that ​produce the light fuel as a byproduct of ‌their liquefied natural gas production from January 1, 2027, according to the EU's official journal. The European Union on Thursday formally approved a ​90-billion-euro ($105 billion) loan to Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia ​ahead of an informal summit of the bloc's leaders ⁠in Cyprus. The EU is tightening sanctions against Russia ​over the war in Ukraine as U.S.-brokered peace talks have ​been paused, with Washington's focus on the war in Iran. The EU has banned Russia's oil imports since December 2022 and subsequently introduced a ​price cap for Russian oil. The bloc has almost fully ​ended Russian coal, crude oil and fuels imports. In 2021, it ‌imported ⁠43% of its fuels from Russia and 25% of its crude oil supply. Russia produces gas condensate, a type of light oil, at its two LNG-producing projects: Yamal LNG ​and Arctic LNG-2. The ​Yamal LNG ⁠plant in the Arctic exported 1.12 million tons of gas condensate to Rotterdam in ​the Netherlands in 2024, up 16.3% from ​2023. Last year, ⁠the supplies rose by 7.4% to 1.2 million tons. Gas condensate is used as feedstock for production of petrochemical products ⁠as ​well as motor fuel. The EU initially ​excluded gas condensates from sanctions in 2022, citing the need to ensure ​security of LNG supplies. #TerraLabs #FactCheck #ETHETFsApproved #satoshiNakamato #jasmyustd

Fresh EU sanctions set to hit condensate imports from Russia's Yamal LNG

MOSCOW, April 24 (Reuters) - New European Union sanctions will ban condensate imports from Yamal LNG and other Russian projects that ​produce the light fuel as a byproduct of ‌their liquefied natural gas production from January 1, 2027, according to the EU's official journal.
The European Union on Thursday formally approved a ​90-billion-euro ($105 billion) loan to Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia ​ahead of an informal summit of the bloc's leaders ⁠in Cyprus.
The EU is tightening sanctions against Russia ​over the war in Ukraine as U.S.-brokered peace talks have ​been paused, with Washington's focus on the war in Iran.
The EU has banned Russia's oil imports since December 2022 and subsequently introduced a ​price cap for Russian oil.
The bloc has almost fully ​ended Russian coal, crude oil and fuels imports. In 2021, it ‌imported ⁠43% of its fuels from Russia and 25% of its crude oil supply.
Russia produces gas condensate, a type of light oil, at its two LNG-producing projects: Yamal LNG ​and Arctic LNG-2.
The ​Yamal LNG ⁠plant in the Arctic exported 1.12 million tons of gas condensate to Rotterdam in ​the Netherlands in 2024, up 16.3% from ​2023.
Last year, ⁠the supplies rose by 7.4% to 1.2 million tons.
Gas condensate is used as feedstock for production of petrochemical products ⁠as ​well as motor fuel.
The EU initially ​excluded gas condensates from sanctions in 2022, citing the need to ensure ​security of LNG supplies.
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$ETH /USDT – Pre-breakout long setup Entry: 2329.63 – 2331.62 Stop Loss: 2321.06 TP1: 2337.80 TP2: 2342.58 TP3: 2349.75 Price is consolidating near a key level with low volatility, suggesting a potential expansion move. Higher timeframe bias leans bullish, and momentum indicators still have room to push upward. If structure holds, continuation toward higher levels is likely; loss of support invalidates the setup. Trade here $ETH #FactCheck {future}(ETHUSDT)
$ETH /USDT – Pre-breakout long setup
Entry: 2329.63 – 2331.62
Stop Loss: 2321.06
TP1: 2337.80
TP2: 2342.58
TP3: 2349.75
Price is consolidating near a key level with low volatility, suggesting a potential expansion move. Higher timeframe bias leans bullish, and momentum indicators still have room to push upward. If structure holds, continuation toward higher levels is likely; loss of support invalidates the setup.
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Firefighters in northern Japan struggle to contain blazes as over 3,000 people evacuatedOTSUCHI, Japan, April 25 (Reuters) - More than 1,000 firefighters in northern Japan battled to contain two wildfires ​for a fourth straight day on Saturday, as the blazes pushed closer to residential areas and forced ‌more than 3,000 residents to evacuate. The combined area affected amounts to the third largest recorded in Japan, where forest fires have intensified in recent years. The first fire broke out on Wednesday in a mountainous area and then a second nearby threatened residential districts in the town of Otsuchi ​in Iwate Prefecture. Hilly terrain, dry weather and winds are hampering containment efforts, a fire department official told reporters. By Saturday, ​the fires had scorched about 730 hectares (1,800 acres), prompting evacuation orders covering 1,541 households and ⁠3,233 people - about a third of Otsuchi's population. The town is ​scarred by the memory of one of Japan's worst disasters, the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami when it lost nearly a tenth ​of its population. Even during the 2011 disaster, this area didn't burn. There was a tsunami but we had no fire here," said Taeko Kajiki, 76, a former nurse, who was among those who have been evacuated since Friday. She said she had stayed up all night watching the red ​glow of the flames and had packed her bankbook and medical cards as well as the turtle she has kept ​as a pet since 2010. The firefighters on the ground were supported by helicopters from several prefectures and Japan’s Self Defense Forces, which carried ‌out aerial ⁠water drops to try to halt the advance of the fires. With the land so dry, fires keep igniting. We put one out, then race to extinguish another, over and over again," said Masashi Kikuchi, a 37-year-old volunteer firefighter, who moved to a house on higher ground after losing his home to the 2011 tsunami. Eight buildings, including one residential home, have been damaged or ​destroyed so far, though no ​injuries or fatalities have ⁠been reported, authorities said. "I can't let people lose their homes again after losing them once to the tsunami," Otsuchi Mayor Kozo Hirano told reporters. He said the town would seek help ​from other authorities and provide services, such as hot baths, to help ease stress among ​residents While Japan has ⁠experienced relatively few wildfires compared with other parts of the globe, climate change has increased their frequency, especially as the early spring months before the humid rainy season have been hot, dry and with winds that can whip up flames. The Japan Meteorological Agency said no rain ⁠was forecast ​for the region over the coming week. According to official figures, the amount ​of land on fire around Otsuchi is second only to the major forest fire in Ofunato in 2025, which consumed about 3,370 hectares, and the Kushiro ​fire in 1992, which burned 1,030 hectares. #Altcoins! #satoshiNakamato #DelistingAlert #FactCheck #kdmrcrypto

Firefighters in northern Japan struggle to contain blazes as over 3,000 people evacuated

OTSUCHI, Japan, April 25 (Reuters) - More than 1,000 firefighters in northern Japan battled to contain two wildfires ​for a fourth straight day on Saturday, as the blazes pushed closer to residential areas and forced ‌more than 3,000 residents to evacuate.
The combined area affected amounts to the third largest recorded in Japan, where forest fires have intensified in recent years.
The first fire broke out on Wednesday in a mountainous area and then a second nearby threatened residential districts in the town of Otsuchi ​in Iwate Prefecture.
Hilly terrain, dry weather and winds are hampering containment efforts, a fire department official told reporters.
By Saturday, ​the fires had scorched about 730 hectares (1,800 acres), prompting evacuation orders covering 1,541 households and ⁠3,233 people - about a third of Otsuchi's population.
The town is ​scarred by the memory of one of Japan's worst disasters, the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami when it lost nearly a tenth ​of its population.
Even during the 2011 disaster, this area didn't burn. There was a tsunami but we had no fire here," said Taeko Kajiki, 76, a former nurse, who was among those who have been evacuated since Friday.
She said she had stayed up all night watching the red ​glow of the flames and had packed her bankbook and medical cards as well as the turtle she has kept ​as a pet since 2010.
The firefighters on the ground were supported by helicopters from several prefectures and Japan’s Self Defense Forces, which carried ‌out aerial ⁠water drops to try to halt the advance of the fires.
With the land so dry, fires keep igniting. We put one out, then race to extinguish another, over and over again," said Masashi Kikuchi, a 37-year-old volunteer firefighter, who moved to a house on higher ground after losing his home to the 2011 tsunami.
Eight buildings, including one residential home, have been damaged or ​destroyed so far, though no ​injuries or fatalities have ⁠been reported, authorities said.
"I can't let people lose their homes again after losing them once to the tsunami," Otsuchi Mayor Kozo Hirano told reporters. He said the town would seek help ​from other authorities and provide services, such as hot baths, to help ease stress among ​residents
While Japan has ⁠experienced relatively few wildfires compared with other parts of the globe, climate change has increased their frequency, especially as the early spring months before the humid rainy season have been hot, dry and with winds that can whip up flames.
The Japan Meteorological Agency said no rain ⁠was forecast ​for the region over the coming week.
According to official figures, the amount ​of land on fire around Otsuchi is second only to the major forest fire in Ofunato in 2025, which consumed about 3,370 hectares, and the Kushiro ​fire in 1992, which burned 1,030 hectares.
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France's Macron says EU mutual assistance clause is unambiguousATHENS, April 25 (Reuters) - The EU's mutual assistance clause is unambiguous, French President ​Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday, after the bloc's leaders ‌asked officials to prepare a blueprint for how it would work amid doubts over Washington's commitment to NATO. President Donald Trump's criticism of NATO for failing ​to back the U.S. in the war with Iran ​and his threats earlier this year to seize Greenland ⁠from Denmark have created urgency in the European Union to ​define the mutual assistance provisions. Unlike NATO's Article 5 collective defence pact, ​the EU's mutual assistance clause is not backed by operational plans or military structures. It has been activated only once, by France in 2015, after ​Islamist attackers killed 130 people in Paris. On article 42, paragraph ​seven ... we know that for us, it is clear and there is ‌no ⁠room for interpretation or ambiguity, if I may say so, on this clause," Macron said at a news conference in Greece with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Both Macron and the Greek prime minister ​said efforts to ​strengthen defence ⁠at the EU level should be thought of as a complement to the North Atlantic Treaty ​Organization (NATO) rather than a replacement for the alliance. I ​would say ⁠that NATO and the United States should be satisfied that Europe is taking strategic autonomy seriously and investing more in defence. We ⁠are ​strengthening the European pillar of NATO ​in this way," Mitsotakis said. #Robertkiyosaki #TrendingTopic #xmucanX #BinanceHerYerde #FactCheck

France's Macron says EU mutual assistance clause is unambiguous

ATHENS, April 25 (Reuters) - The EU's mutual assistance clause is unambiguous, French President ​Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday, after the bloc's leaders ‌asked officials to prepare a blueprint for how it would work amid doubts over Washington's commitment to NATO.
President Donald Trump's criticism of NATO for failing ​to back the U.S. in the war with Iran ​and his threats earlier this year to seize Greenland ⁠from Denmark have created urgency in the European Union to ​define the mutual assistance provisions.
Unlike NATO's Article 5 collective defence pact, ​the EU's mutual assistance clause is not backed by operational plans or military structures. It has been activated only once, by France in 2015, after ​Islamist attackers killed 130 people in Paris.
On article 42, paragraph ​seven ... we know that for us, it is clear and there is ‌no ⁠room for interpretation or ambiguity, if I may say so, on this clause," Macron said at a news conference in Greece with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Both Macron and the Greek prime minister ​said efforts to ​strengthen defence ⁠at the EU level should be thought of as a complement to the North Atlantic Treaty ​Organization (NATO) rather than a replacement for the alliance.
I ​would say ⁠that NATO and the United States should be satisfied that Europe is taking strategic autonomy seriously and investing more in defence. We ⁠are ​strengthening the European pillar of NATO ​in this way," Mitsotakis said.
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US–Iran Tensions Update: Claims, Reality & What’s Actually Happening NowRecent developments in the US–Iran situation have created confusion across social media, especially due to conflicting statements and bold claims coming from political figures. 📱 This update provides a clear, fact-based explanation of what is happening right now — separating verified information from viral narratives. ⚔️ Current Situation: Tension Continues, No Full-Scale War As of the latest updates: There is no confirmed full-scale war between the US and IranMilitary tension and strategic pressure still existBoth sides are avoiding direct large-scale confrontation 🤝 👉 This phase is best described as: “high tension, controlled escalation” 🗣️ Controversial Claims by US Leadership Recently, statements attributed to US leadership (including Donald Trump in media discussions) have gone viral: 📌 What’s Being Claimed: Strong military success claimsStatements suggesting control or advantage over IranBold predictions about outcomes ⚠️ Reality Check: Many of these claims are not confirmed by independent sourcesSome statements are political messaging, not verified factsIn several cases, context is missing or clips are edited 👉 Important 🚫 Not every viral statement = verified reality 📱 Social Media Effect: Why Confusion Is Increasing Short video clips spread without context 🎥Headlines are often exaggerated for attention 🔥Different platforms show different versions of the same story 👉 Result People believe conflicting information at the same time 🛢️ Market Reaction: Oil, Gold & Crypto Even without full war, markets are reacting: 🛢️ Oil Prices remain sensitive to any escalationFear of supply disruption still exists ⚠️ 🪙 Gold: Acting as a safe havenDemand increases during uncertainty 🪙 Crypto Bitcoin showing mixed behaviorMoves based on global sentiment 📊 🧠 Key Insight: Political Statements vs Reality 👉 In global conflicts: Leaders often make strong public statementsThese statements may be:StrategicPoliticalPsychological 📌 But: ✔️ Real situation depends on ground facts, not speeches 🔍 What Is Actually Confirmed? ✔️ Ongoing tension between US and Iran ✔️ No full-scale war yet ✔️ Active global concern and monitoring ❌ What Is NOT Fully Verified? 🚫 Extreme claims of victory or control 🚫 Viral clips without full context 🚫 Social media exaggerations 📌 Conclusion The US–Iran situation is serious but often misrepresented online. While tensions remain high, many viral claims — especially dramatic political statements — should be viewed carefully. 👉 The smartest approach is: Stay informed, verify sources, and avoid reacting to unconfirmed claims. #USIranTensions #FactCheck #GlobalNews #MarketImpact

US–Iran Tensions Update: Claims, Reality & What’s Actually Happening Now

Recent developments in the US–Iran situation have created confusion across social media, especially due to conflicting statements and bold claims coming from political figures. 📱
This update provides a clear, fact-based explanation of what is happening right now — separating verified information from viral narratives.

⚔️ Current Situation: Tension Continues, No Full-Scale War
As of the latest updates:
There is no confirmed full-scale war between the US and IranMilitary tension and strategic pressure still existBoth sides are avoiding direct large-scale confrontation 🤝
👉 This phase is best described as:
“high tension, controlled escalation”

🗣️ Controversial Claims by US Leadership
Recently, statements attributed to US leadership (including Donald Trump in media discussions) have gone viral:
📌 What’s Being Claimed:
Strong military success claimsStatements suggesting control or advantage over IranBold predictions about outcomes

⚠️ Reality Check:
Many of these claims are not confirmed by independent sourcesSome statements are political messaging, not verified factsIn several cases, context is missing or clips are edited
👉 Important
🚫 Not every viral statement = verified reality

📱 Social Media Effect: Why Confusion Is Increasing
Short video clips spread without context 🎥Headlines are often exaggerated for attention 🔥Different platforms show different versions of the same story
👉 Result
People believe conflicting information at the same time

🛢️ Market Reaction: Oil, Gold & Crypto
Even without full war, markets are reacting:
🛢️ Oil
Prices remain sensitive to any escalationFear of supply disruption still exists ⚠️
🪙 Gold:
Acting as a safe havenDemand increases during uncertainty
🪙 Crypto
Bitcoin showing mixed behaviorMoves based on global sentiment 📊

🧠 Key Insight: Political Statements vs Reality
👉 In global conflicts:
Leaders often make strong public statementsThese statements may be:StrategicPoliticalPsychological
📌 But:
✔️ Real situation depends on ground facts, not speeches

🔍 What Is Actually Confirmed?
✔️ Ongoing tension between US and Iran
✔️ No full-scale war yet
✔️ Active global concern and monitoring

❌ What Is NOT Fully Verified?
🚫 Extreme claims of victory or control
🚫 Viral clips without full context
🚫 Social media exaggerations

📌 Conclusion
The US–Iran situation is serious but often misrepresented online. While tensions remain high, many viral claims — especially dramatic political statements — should be viewed carefully.
👉 The smartest approach is:
Stay informed, verify sources, and avoid reacting to unconfirmed claims.

#USIranTensions #FactCheck #GlobalNews #MarketImpact
Texas finds Camp Mystic's flood emergency plan deficient for reopeningApril 24 (Reuters) - Camp Mystic, the Christian summer camp for girls where 27 people died, opens new tab in a ‌2025 flash flood, cannot be licensed to reopen, Texas authorities said, citing nearly two dozen deficiencies in the riverfront camp's emergency preparedness plan. An 11-page notice from the state Health and Human Services Department gives the camp 45 ​days to submit a new emergency plan to resolve the shortcomings the agency identified, ​including flaws in the camp's evacuation and flood-warning measures. A department spokesperson said on ⁠Friday the emergency deficiency letter, part of the state's licensing application review process, was sent ​to camp leaders on Thursday as the camp sought to reopen this summer with enhanced safety precautions The camp ​said in a statement that it was "carefully reviewing" the notice, the Texas Tribune reported. Representatives for the camp did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters. The letter labeled 22 components in the camp's emergency ​flood plan as "insufficient," "missing" or "incomplete," meaning they will "require attention to meet full compliance." Among the flaws cited in ​the notice, the department said the camp failed to provide adequate evacuation route maps or enumerate what actions ‌staff members ⁠were responsible for taking in the event of an evacuation. The plan should include clearly defined procedures for assisting individuals with access and functional needs, such as assigning specific staff to provide assistance, establishing a buddy system, ensuring accessible evacuation routes, accommodating assistive devices, addressing transportation needs, and ensuring ​emergency warnings are accessible," the ​department wrote in ⁠its letter. The camp, the department said, also lacks a plan identifying specific staff responsible for monitoring and maintaining the facility's weather-alert radio system. Lara Anton, a ​department spokesperson, said most of the 174 youth camps statewide had received ​similar notices ⁠as a result of tougher emergency safety regulations instituted in the aftermath of the 2025 floods. Twenty-seven campers and staff members at Camp Mystic perished after heavy downpours in Texas Hill Country transformed the Guadalupe ⁠River ​into a killer torrent on July 4, 2025. Widespread flash flooding ​that struck the region that morning and in the following days killed nearly 140 people in the sixth-deadliest freshwater flood ​disaster in the United States. #TerraLabs #VEMP #CryptoWatchMay2024 #hottrendingtopics #FactCheck

Texas finds Camp Mystic's flood emergency plan deficient for reopening

April 24 (Reuters) - Camp Mystic, the Christian summer camp for girls where 27 people died, opens new tab in a ‌2025 flash flood, cannot be licensed to reopen, Texas authorities said, citing nearly two dozen deficiencies in the riverfront camp's emergency preparedness plan.
An 11-page notice from the state Health and Human Services Department gives the camp 45 ​days to submit a new emergency plan to resolve the shortcomings the agency identified, ​including flaws in the camp's evacuation and flood-warning measures.
A department spokesperson said on ⁠Friday the emergency deficiency letter, part of the state's licensing application review process, was sent ​to camp leaders on Thursday as the camp sought to reopen this summer with enhanced safety precautions
The camp ​said in a statement that it was "carefully reviewing" the notice, the Texas Tribune reported. Representatives for the camp did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters.
The letter labeled 22 components in the camp's emergency ​flood plan as "insufficient," "missing" or "incomplete," meaning they will "require attention to meet full compliance."
Among the flaws cited in ​the notice, the department said the camp failed to provide adequate evacuation route maps or enumerate what actions ‌staff members ⁠were responsible for taking in the event of an evacuation.
The plan should include clearly defined procedures for assisting individuals with access and functional needs, such as assigning specific staff to provide assistance, establishing a buddy system, ensuring accessible evacuation routes, accommodating assistive devices, addressing transportation needs, and ensuring ​emergency warnings are accessible," the ​department wrote in ⁠its letter.
The camp, the department said, also lacks a plan identifying specific staff responsible for monitoring and maintaining the facility's weather-alert radio system.
Lara Anton, a ​department spokesperson, said most of the 174 youth camps statewide had received ​similar notices ⁠as a result of tougher emergency safety regulations instituted in the aftermath of the 2025 floods.
Twenty-seven campers and staff members at Camp Mystic perished after heavy downpours in Texas Hill Country transformed the Guadalupe ⁠River ​into a killer torrent on July 4, 2025.
Widespread flash flooding ​that struck the region that morning and in the following days killed nearly 140 people in the sixth-deadliest freshwater flood ​disaster in the United States.
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#VEMP
#CryptoWatchMay2024
#hottrendingtopics
#FactCheck
AUD/USD Forecast: Aussie Bulls Dig In as April PMIs Battle Safe-Haven Dollar DemandAustralia’s composite PMI bounced to 51, but underlying manufacturing output remains in contraction as fuel costs bite. The US-Iran ceasefire extension hasn't calmed energy jitters, with Brent crude surging back above $100/barrel. Despite a choppy pullback, the pair is holding above the 0.7133 support level, keeping the medium-term bullish trajectory alive. Risk is having a hard time finding its feet today. I’ve been watching the DXY climb back toward 98.78 as the peace premium from the US-Iran ceasefire extension evaporates faster than a puddle in the Outback. While the diplomatic headlines look okay on paper, the physical reality in the Strait of Hormuz is paralyzed. Oil is back in triple digits. Brent at over $100. That’s a massive headwind for global growth. AUD/USD, our favorite proxy for global sentiment, is caught in a tug-of-war between a resilient domestic data set and a broad safe-haven bid for the greenback. We’re seeing a classic rotation into safety. The headline numbers out of Australia this morning were a welcome surprise. The preliminary composite PMI bounced back to 51, technically returning to the expansion zone after an underwhelming March. But don’t break out the champagne just yet. I think this is a bit of a mirage. If you look under the hood, the manufacturing sector is still struggling with declining new orders and shrinking inventories. Firms are flagging massive pressure from shipping and fuel costs. The RBA is stuck. With the cash rate at 4.10% and energy prices fueling a secondary wave of inflation, they simply can’t afford to blink. The technical structure hasn’t broken. Not yet. Looking at the 0.001-brick Renko, we’re seeing some chop after the pair hit a recent peak of 0.7221. Price is currently compressing just above the green trend support band. I noticed the Supertrend level at 0.71337 is acting as a rigid line of defense for the bulls. Momentum is soft, the RSI is sitting below 50. But it’s reset, not washed out. As long as we hold above that 0.7133 floor and stay well clear of the 500-SMA, the path of least resistance remains higher. This is a bull trend catching its breath. Medium-Term Path: I expect AUD/USD to continue digesting its recent gains within a 0.7060 to 0.7210 range. The market has finally stopped trading on ceasefire hopes and is starting to price in a permanent energy shock. We’re watching for a clean break above 0.71875 to target a re-test of the 0.7221 highs. If 0.7133 fails on a daily close, expect a deeper flush toward the 500 SMA. Keep your eyes on the US jobless claims later today. The dollar’s dominance is the only thing standing in the way of an Aussie sprint. #KEEP_SUPPORT #jasmyrocket #HouseResolution #FactCheck #GoogleDocsMagic

AUD/USD Forecast: Aussie Bulls Dig In as April PMIs Battle Safe-Haven Dollar Demand

Australia’s composite PMI bounced to 51, but underlying manufacturing output remains in contraction as fuel costs bite.
The US-Iran ceasefire extension hasn't calmed energy jitters, with Brent crude surging back above $100/barrel.
Despite a choppy pullback, the pair is holding above the 0.7133 support level, keeping the medium-term bullish trajectory alive.
Risk is having a hard time finding its feet today. I’ve been watching the DXY climb back toward 98.78 as the peace premium from the US-Iran ceasefire extension evaporates faster than a puddle in the Outback. While the diplomatic headlines look okay on paper, the physical reality in the Strait of Hormuz is paralyzed. Oil is back in triple digits. Brent at over $100. That’s a massive headwind for global growth. AUD/USD, our favorite proxy for global sentiment, is caught in a tug-of-war between a resilient domestic data set and a broad safe-haven bid for the greenback. We’re seeing a classic rotation into safety.
The headline numbers out of Australia this morning were a welcome surprise. The preliminary composite PMI bounced back to 51, technically returning to the expansion zone after an underwhelming March. But don’t break out the champagne just yet. I think this is a bit of a mirage. If you look under the hood, the manufacturing sector is still struggling with declining new orders and shrinking inventories. Firms are flagging massive pressure from shipping and fuel costs. The RBA is stuck. With the cash rate at 4.10% and energy prices fueling a secondary wave of inflation, they simply can’t afford to blink.
The technical structure hasn’t broken. Not yet. Looking at the 0.001-brick Renko, we’re seeing some chop after the pair hit a recent peak of 0.7221. Price is currently compressing just above the green trend support band. I noticed the Supertrend level at 0.71337 is acting as a rigid line of defense for the bulls. Momentum is soft, the RSI is sitting below 50. But it’s reset, not washed out. As long as we hold above that 0.7133 floor and stay well clear of the 500-SMA, the path of least resistance remains higher. This is a bull trend catching its breath.
Medium-Term Path: I expect AUD/USD to continue digesting its recent gains within a 0.7060 to 0.7210 range. The market has finally stopped trading on ceasefire hopes and is starting to price in a permanent energy shock. We’re watching for a clean break above 0.71875 to target a re-test of the 0.7221 highs. If 0.7133 fails on a daily close, expect a deeper flush toward the 500 SMA. Keep your eyes on the US jobless claims later today. The dollar’s dominance is the only thing standing in the way of an Aussie sprint.
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U.S. military runs Bitcoin node, sees crypto as power projection versus ChinaAdmiral Samuel Paparo, head of US Indo-Pacific Command, told two congressional panels this week that the military is running a live Bitcoin node for cybersecurity testing and views the protocol as a tool of national power in competition with China. The House comments were the first public confirmation by a sitting US combatant commander that the military is directly participating in the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network. We have a node on the Bitcoin network right now," Paparo said, responding to questions from Rep. Lance Gooden. "We're not mining Bitcoin. We're using it to monitor, and we're doing a number of operational tests to secure and protect networks using the Bitcoin protocol. A Bitcoin node is a computer that stores the full history of the blockchain and enforces the network's rules, relaying validated transactions across the peer-to-peer network. Unlike mining, it does not earn rewards and does not require specialized hardware Running a node is how participants in Bitcoin verify the network state independently rather than trusting third parties. There are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 publicly reachable full nodes on the network as of early 2026, with the real number likely higher because many operate behind firewalls One node out of tens of thousands poses no threat to Bitcoin's independence or its resistance to any single party controlling it. But a US military combatant command running that node is notable because Bitcoin's design has long been framed as a defense against takeover attempts by powerful governments, and INDOPACOM is the command responsible for US military operations across the Indo-Pacific, including the theater of strategic competition with China. #QueencryptoNews #FactCheck #btc70k #KelpDAOExploitFreeze #RAVEWildMoves

U.S. military runs Bitcoin node, sees crypto as power projection versus China

Admiral Samuel Paparo, head of US Indo-Pacific Command, told two congressional panels this week that the military is running a live Bitcoin node for cybersecurity testing and views the protocol as a tool of national power in competition with China.
The House comments were the first public confirmation by a sitting US combatant commander that the military is directly participating in the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network.
We have a node on the Bitcoin network right now," Paparo said, responding to questions from Rep. Lance Gooden. "We're not mining Bitcoin. We're using it to monitor, and we're doing a number of operational tests to secure and protect networks using the Bitcoin protocol.
A Bitcoin node is a computer that stores the full history of the blockchain and enforces the network's rules, relaying validated transactions across the peer-to-peer network. Unlike mining, it does not earn rewards and does not require specialized hardware
Running a node is how participants in Bitcoin verify the network state independently rather than trusting third parties. There are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 publicly reachable full nodes on the network as of early 2026, with the real number likely higher because many operate behind firewalls
One node out of tens of thousands poses no threat to Bitcoin's independence or its resistance to any single party controlling it.
But a US military combatant command running that node is notable because Bitcoin's design has long been framed as a defense against takeover attempts by powerful governments, and INDOPACOM is the command responsible for US military operations across the Indo-Pacific, including the theater of strategic competition with China.
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Village hall flooded in break-in during renovationA historical village hall which is currently being refurbished has been badly damaged in a break-in. Burglars broke water pipes and flooded part of the century-old East Boldre Village Hall in the New Forest, its management team said. The vandalism, including damage to wires and cables, will have a "serious impact" on the renovation project, the team added. Hampshire police said items including tools were stolen some time between 17:00 BST on 15 April and 08:30 on 16 April. Trustees raised more than £450,000 for the refurbishment, which began at the start of February. In a Facebook post, they said: "The wanton vandalism damaged the recently installed fire alarm cables and electrical wiring and water pipes were damaged resulting in a flood. This is a serious setback for the works programme in terms of time and cost." The village hall, built in 1918 as an RAF concert hall, is the last remaining building from the World War One Beaulieu Airfields, according to the charity that runs it. #VOTEme #FactCheck #jasmyustd #DelistingAlert #LISTAAirdrop

Village hall flooded in break-in during renovation

A historical village hall which is currently being refurbished has been badly damaged in a break-in.
Burglars broke water pipes and flooded part of the century-old East Boldre Village Hall in the New Forest, its management team said.
The vandalism, including damage to wires and cables, will have a "serious impact" on the renovation project, the team added.
Hampshire police said items including tools were stolen some time between 17:00 BST on 15 April and 08:30 on 16 April.
Trustees raised more than £450,000 for the refurbishment, which began at the start of February.
In a Facebook post, they said: "The wanton vandalism damaged the recently installed fire alarm cables and electrical wiring and water pipes were damaged resulting in a flood.
This is a serious setback for the works programme in terms of time and cost."
The village hall, built in 1918 as an RAF concert hall, is the last remaining building from the World War One Beaulieu Airfields, according to the charity that runs it.
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German airline Lufthansa will cut 20,000 short-haul flights over the summer, saying soaring fuel priLufthansa cuts 20,000 summer flights as fuel prices surge Several airlines, including KLM-France and Delta, have also temporarily cut some flights while others have raised ticket prices as they pass on expenses to customer. Jet fuel has doubled in price since the start of the US-Israel war with Iran as the conflict has slowed its production and transportation across the Middle East. Analysts have warned that travellers should expect further ticket price rises and more cancelled flights as the conflict continues. The Gulf is a major source of aviation fuel, accounting for about 50% of Europe's imports. The bulk of it comes through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively closed in response to US and Israeli attacks. The increase in jet fuel prices reflects the role Middle Eastern refineries play in supplies. The Al-Zour refinery in Kuwait alone provides roughly 10% of Europe's jet fuel imports, according to Energy Intelligence. The International Energy Agency warned last week that Europe could run out of jet fuel in weeks, though the UK government and airlines say they are not seeing a disruption in supply. Lufthansa said on Tuesday it was cutting down its European network, but that passengers will "continue to have access to the global route network, particularly long-haul connections". However, due to the increase in jet fuel prices, this will be achieved significantly more efficiently than before." The announcement on Tuesday comes after the firm said last week it was speeding up the permanent closure of its European flight offering CityLine. It said this would save "approximately 40,000 metric tons of jet fuel It also said at the time it was retiring the programme's 27 aircraft, partly due to "significantly increased kerosene prices", but also because of "additional burdens from labor disputes Lufthansa said "the first 120" of these flight cuts were implemented on Tuesday. Routes affected include those from Frankfurt to Poland and Norway. #altcycle #Shibarium #Dogecoin‬⁩ #FactCheck #GamingCoins

German airline Lufthansa will cut 20,000 short-haul flights over the summer, saying soaring fuel pri

Lufthansa cuts 20,000 summer flights as fuel prices surge
Several airlines, including KLM-France and Delta, have also temporarily cut some flights while others have raised ticket prices as they pass on expenses to customer.
Jet fuel has doubled in price since the start of the US-Israel war with Iran as the conflict has slowed its production and transportation across the Middle East.
Analysts have warned that travellers should expect further ticket price rises and more cancelled flights as the conflict continues.
The Gulf is a major source of aviation fuel, accounting for about 50% of Europe's imports. The bulk of it comes through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively closed in response to US and Israeli attacks.
The increase in jet fuel prices reflects the role Middle Eastern refineries play in supplies. The Al-Zour refinery in Kuwait alone provides roughly 10% of Europe's jet fuel imports, according to Energy Intelligence.
The International Energy Agency warned last week that Europe could run out of jet fuel in weeks, though the UK government and airlines say they are not seeing a disruption in supply.
Lufthansa said on Tuesday it was cutting down its European network, but that passengers will "continue to have access to the global route network, particularly long-haul connections".
However, due to the increase in jet fuel prices, this will be achieved significantly more efficiently than before."
The announcement on Tuesday comes after the firm said last week it was speeding up the permanent closure of its European flight offering CityLine.
It said this would save "approximately 40,000 metric tons of jet fuel
It also said at the time it was retiring the programme's 27 aircraft, partly due to "significantly increased kerosene prices", but also because of "additional burdens from labor disputes
Lufthansa said "the first 120" of these flight cuts were implemented on Tuesday. Routes affected include those from Frankfurt to Poland and Norway.
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🚨 Fact Check from Iran’s Judiciary 🇮🇷 Iran’s judiciary has rejected claims that eight women are facing imminent execution, responding to remarks made by Donald Trump requesting clemency on their behalf. According to the judiciary’s official outlet, Mizan Online, the reports were inaccurate: “Trump was misled once again by fake news.” Officials clarified that: Some of the women mentioned have already been released. Others are facing charges that could lead to imprisonment at most, not execution This development highlights ongoing tensions around information accuracy amid the broader Iran-related news cycle. 📌 Source: AFP via Dawn 🔗 Follow live updates: https://www.dawn.com/live/iran-israel-war⁠� #Iran #DonaldTrump #FactCheck #MiddleEast #DawnToday $BTC $ETH $BNB
🚨 Fact Check from Iran’s Judiciary 🇮🇷
Iran’s judiciary has rejected claims that eight women are facing imminent execution, responding to remarks made by Donald Trump requesting clemency on their behalf.

According to the judiciary’s official outlet, Mizan Online, the reports were inaccurate:

“Trump was misled once again by fake news.”
Officials clarified that:
Some of the women mentioned have already been released.

Others are facing charges that could lead to imprisonment at most, not execution
This development highlights ongoing tensions around information accuracy amid the broader Iran-related news cycle.

📌 Source: AFP via Dawn
🔗 Follow live updates: https://www.dawn.com/live/iran-israel-war⁠�
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You’re not early. You’re exit liquidity. Every time you say “I’m early” Someone smarter is already planning to sell to you. That’s how this market works. $BTC $ETH $SOL Early buyers don’t win because they’re early… They win because they know WHEN to exit. So be honest 👇 Are you actually early? or just someone else’s exit plan? #FactCheck #TradingCommunity
You’re not early.

You’re exit liquidity.

Every time you say “I’m early”

Someone smarter is already planning to sell to you.

That’s how this market works.

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Bitcoin bulls target $125,000 as U.S.-Iran peace talks trigger risk-on moodFunding rates at 2023 lows signal the market is heavily short against bitcoin, ZeroStack's Daniel Reis-Faria says, setting up conditions for a forced unwind if prices push higher. The MSCI All Country World Index closed at a record high Thursday before slipping 0.1% in Asia. The S&P 500 also hit an all-time high. Brent crude fell 1.2% to $98.20 after President Donald Trump said prospects for a permanent Iran ceasefire were "looking very good." Trump claimed, without evidence, that Tehran had agreed to give up its nuclear ambitions, turn over nuclear material, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz as part of the deal. Iran has not confirmed those concessions. A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon was announced separately on Thursday, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirming the truce in a video message. Markets are trading the headlines as if the deal is closer than it is, which is part of why equities have unwound most of the war premium while crude remains near $98 and the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively shut. However, the setup underneath the flat bitcoin price action is what some traders are paying attention to. Bitcoin perpetual funding rates have turned deeply negative in recent sessions, reaching levels last seen in 2023. Funding is the periodic payment perpetual futures traders exchange with each other to keep contract prices aligned with spot. When it goes negative, shorts are paying longs, which only happens when the market is heavily positioned against price. Funding rates this negative tell you the market is heavily short," Daniel Reis-Faria, CEO of ZeroStack, said in a note shared with CoinDesk. "If Bitcoin continues to move higher despite that, a lot of those positions could get liquidated, and the move can accelerate quickly." Reis-Faria expects bitcoin could reach $125,000 in the next 30 to 60 days if the short base gets squeezed out. The contrarian read from on-chain analyst CryptoVizArt is that bitcoin's "True Market Mean," a metric that estimates the average cost basis of active investors by filtering out lost and dormant coins, suggests the average active holder is currently underwater. Since 2016, meaningful stretches below the True Market Mean have aligned with bitcoin's worst periods, including the 2018-19 bear (-57% max drawdown, 282 days) and the 2022-23 unwind after the Luna and FTX collapses (-56%, 339 days). The two reads do not have to be in conflict. A short squeeze from negative funding and a structural drawdown from underwater holders can both be true, with the former triggering the kind of outsized rally that ultimately gets sold into by the latter. Which scenario dominates likely depends on whether the U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension holds past next week. #icrypto #UNIUSDT #yescoin #FactCheck #Dogecoin‬⁩

Bitcoin bulls target $125,000 as U.S.-Iran peace talks trigger risk-on mood

Funding rates at 2023 lows signal the market is heavily short against bitcoin, ZeroStack's Daniel Reis-Faria says, setting up conditions for a forced unwind if prices push higher.
The MSCI All Country World Index closed at a record high Thursday before slipping 0.1% in Asia. The S&P 500 also hit an all-time high. Brent crude fell 1.2% to $98.20 after President Donald Trump said prospects for a permanent Iran ceasefire were "looking very good."
Trump claimed, without evidence, that Tehran had agreed to give up its nuclear ambitions, turn over nuclear material, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz as part of the deal. Iran has not confirmed those concessions.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon was announced separately on Thursday, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirming the truce in a video message. Markets are trading the headlines as if the deal is closer than it is, which is part of why equities have unwound most of the war premium while crude remains near $98 and the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively shut.
However, the setup underneath the flat bitcoin price action is what some traders are paying attention to.
Bitcoin perpetual funding rates have turned deeply negative in recent sessions, reaching levels last seen in 2023. Funding is the periodic payment perpetual futures traders exchange with each other to keep contract prices aligned with spot. When it goes negative, shorts are paying longs, which only happens when the market is heavily positioned against price.
Funding rates this negative tell you the market is heavily short," Daniel Reis-Faria, CEO of ZeroStack, said in a note shared with CoinDesk. "If Bitcoin continues to move higher despite that, a lot of those positions could get liquidated, and the move can accelerate quickly."
Reis-Faria expects bitcoin could reach $125,000 in the next 30 to 60 days if the short base gets squeezed out.
The contrarian read from on-chain analyst CryptoVizArt is that bitcoin's "True Market Mean," a metric that estimates the average cost basis of active investors by filtering out lost and dormant coins, suggests the average active holder is currently underwater.
Since 2016, meaningful stretches below the True Market Mean have aligned with bitcoin's worst periods, including the 2018-19 bear (-57% max drawdown, 282 days) and the 2022-23 unwind after the Luna and FTX collapses (-56%, 339 days).
The two reads do not have to be in conflict. A short squeeze from negative funding and a structural drawdown from underwater holders can both be true, with the former triggering the kind of outsized rally that ultimately gets sold into by the latter.
Which scenario dominates likely depends on whether the U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension holds past next week.
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Bitcoin rally is taking a breather near $75,000. Onchain data shows whyBTC is up 10% for the month, but the bull run has stalled near $75,000 in the past 48 hours. Here's why. It is evident from an on-chain indicator called realized profit/loss, which tracks the total dollar value of gains or losses locked in by holders when they move their coins on-chain. The indicator compares the current price at which coins are being moved with the price at which they last moved (the assumed acquisition cost), effectively showing whether investors are selling at a profit or a loss. Values above 1 indicate increased profit-taking, and the 30-day exponential moving average (EMA) is currently well above that threshold. The EMA is used to smooth out day-to-day noise and highlight the broader trend in realized profits. Profit-taking activity is rising, with the 30D EMA of the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio at 1.16, indicating investors are selling into strength. A sustained move above $78.1K will require the market to absorb this overhead supply," analytics firm Glassnode said in a report. Profit-taking was particularly strong on Tuesday as Bitcoin briefly climbed toward $76,000 before quickly slipping back below $75,000. According to CryptoQuant, investors realized about $1.14 billion in profits during the move, one of the largest single-day readings this year. The indicator, though widely tracked, has limitations, mainly that it assumes coins moving on-chain are being sold. In reality, they may simply be moving between wallets or exchanges for custody, rebalancing, or internal transfers That said, the latest profit-taking signal aligns with other indicators, such as the cumulative volume delta, suggesting demand is concentrated on specific exchanges while activity remains weaker elsewhere The CVD is a measure of who is more aggressive in the market. It shows whether the market is being driven more by buyers demanding liquidity or by sellers hitting bids. So far, buyers have been aggressive mainly on Binance, but not so much on Coinbase or other exchanges, according to Glassnode Vikram Subburaj, CEO of India-based FIU-registered exchange Giottus, echoed the view, saying sentiment is improving, but conviction is still not yet fully established Funding rates remain slightly negative, showing that traders are still cautious and not yet leaning aggressively long. On-chain activity has slowed down. This suggests the market is consolidating, not overheating," he said. Further, bitcoin options trading on Deribit continues to show a bias for put options across all time frames. It indicates lingering downside fears and demand for protection offered by puts Taken together, profit-taking pressure, uneven spot demand, and cautious derivatives positioning all indicate that buyers are absorbing supply but not yet overwhelming #MegadropLista #FactCheck #InvestmentAccessibility #HalvingUpdate #CryptoPatience

Bitcoin rally is taking a breather near $75,000. Onchain data shows why

BTC is up 10% for the month, but the bull run has stalled near $75,000 in the past 48 hours. Here's why.
It is evident from an on-chain indicator called realized profit/loss, which tracks the total dollar value of gains or losses locked in by holders when they move their coins on-chain. The indicator compares the current price at which coins are being moved with the price at which they last moved (the assumed acquisition cost), effectively showing whether investors are selling at a profit or a loss.
Values above 1 indicate increased profit-taking, and the 30-day exponential moving average (EMA) is currently well above that threshold. The EMA is used to smooth out day-to-day noise and highlight the broader trend in realized profits.
Profit-taking activity is rising, with the 30D EMA of the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio at 1.16, indicating investors are selling into strength. A sustained move above $78.1K will require the market to absorb this overhead supply," analytics firm Glassnode said in a report.
Profit-taking was particularly strong on Tuesday as Bitcoin briefly climbed toward $76,000 before quickly slipping back below $75,000. According to CryptoQuant, investors realized about $1.14 billion in profits during the move, one of the largest single-day readings this year.
The indicator, though widely tracked, has limitations, mainly that it assumes coins moving on-chain are being sold. In reality, they may simply be moving between wallets or exchanges for custody, rebalancing, or internal transfers
That said, the latest profit-taking signal aligns with other indicators, such as the cumulative volume delta, suggesting demand is concentrated on specific exchanges while activity remains weaker elsewhere
The CVD is a measure of who is more aggressive in the market. It shows whether the market is being driven more by buyers demanding liquidity or by sellers hitting bids.
So far, buyers have been aggressive mainly on Binance, but not so much on Coinbase or other exchanges, according to Glassnode
Vikram Subburaj, CEO of India-based FIU-registered exchange Giottus, echoed the view, saying sentiment is improving, but conviction is still not yet fully established
Funding rates remain slightly negative, showing that traders are still cautious and not yet leaning aggressively long. On-chain activity has slowed down. This suggests the market is consolidating, not overheating," he said.
Further, bitcoin options trading on Deribit continues to show a bias for put options across all time frames. It indicates lingering downside fears and demand for protection offered by puts
Taken together, profit-taking pressure, uneven spot demand, and cautious derivatives positioning all indicate that buyers are absorbing supply but not yet overwhelming
#MegadropLista
#FactCheck
#InvestmentAccessibility
#HalvingUpdate
#CryptoPatience
Ceasefire in Lebanon ‘as important’ as in Iran, says GhalibafIran’s speaker of parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has told his Lebanese counterpart that a ceasefire in Lebanon is “as important” as in Iran, according to a statement on social media. In talks to end the war between Iran and the United States, Ghalibaf wrote on Telegram on Thursday that Tehran has “been striving to compel our enemies to establish a permanent ceasefire in all the conflict zones, in accordance with the agreement “For us, a ceasefire in Lebanon is just as important as a ceasefire in Iran,” he told Lebanon’s Nabih Berri in a phone conversation, according to his post Ghalibaf led the Iranian delegation at the first US-Iran meeting in Pakistan last week, which ended without a deal Tehran has consistently said the ceasefire to stop the war on Iran must apply to Lebanon as well, something the US and Israel claim is not part of the deal Ghalibaf told Berri that the Iranians “have never forgotten our Lebanese brothers and consider them to be among us”, the Telegram post added Berri detailed the latest Israeli attacks on Lebanon, the post continued, and told Ghalibaf that so far 1.2 million Lebanese people have been displaced by the fighting Israel is literally committing crimes in our country and seeking to displace Lebanese people,” the post quoted Berri as saying. “Any official communication and consultation with the Zionist regime [Israel] is definitely not in the interests of the Lebanese people,” Berri told Ghalibaf, adding that he appreciated Iran’s efforts in helping to secure a ceasefire in Lebanon. Lebanon was pulled into the US-Israel war on Iran on March 2, after Tehran-aligned Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel Hezbollah said the attacks were in retaliation for Israel’s killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on the first day of the war, on February 28, as well as Israel’s near-daily violations of a ceasefire it agreed to in Lebanon in November 2024. Since then, Israeli forces have killed more than 2,000 people in Lebanon Late on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump announced that the leaders of Israel and Lebanon would speak to each other for the first time in 34 years on Thursday. Although an Israeli official confirmed the reports, the Lebanese government has not yet commented. The Reuters news agency cited several Lebanese officials as saying Aoun would not speak with Netanyahu. In a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday, Aoun expressed appreciation “for the efforts Washington has been making to reach a ceasefire”, a statement from the Lebanese president’s office said. But it did not mention any possible call with Netanyahu #Shibalnu #Dogecoin‬⁩ #FactCheck #UNIUSDT #Kriptocutrader

Ceasefire in Lebanon ‘as important’ as in Iran, says Ghalibaf

Iran’s speaker of parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has told his Lebanese counterpart that a ceasefire in Lebanon is “as important” as in Iran, according to a statement on social media.
In talks to end the war between Iran and the United States, Ghalibaf wrote on Telegram on Thursday that Tehran has “been striving to compel our enemies to establish a permanent ceasefire in all the conflict zones, in accordance with the agreement
“For us, a ceasefire in Lebanon is just as important as a ceasefire in Iran,” he told Lebanon’s Nabih Berri in a phone conversation, according to his post
Ghalibaf led the Iranian delegation at the first US-Iran meeting in Pakistan last week, which ended without a deal
Tehran has consistently said the ceasefire to stop the war on Iran must apply to Lebanon as well, something the US and Israel claim is not part of the deal
Ghalibaf told Berri that the Iranians “have never forgotten our Lebanese brothers and consider them to be among us”, the Telegram post added
Berri detailed the latest Israeli attacks on Lebanon, the post continued, and told Ghalibaf that so far 1.2 million Lebanese people have been displaced by the fighting
Israel is literally committing crimes in our country and seeking to displace Lebanese people,” the post quoted Berri as saying.
“Any official communication and consultation with the Zionist regime [Israel] is definitely not in the interests of the Lebanese people,” Berri told Ghalibaf, adding that he appreciated Iran’s efforts in helping to secure a ceasefire in Lebanon.
Lebanon was pulled into the US-Israel war on Iran on March 2, after Tehran-aligned Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel
Hezbollah said the attacks were in retaliation for Israel’s killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on the first day of the war, on February 28, as well as Israel’s near-daily violations of a ceasefire it agreed to in Lebanon in November 2024.
Since then, Israeli forces have killed more than 2,000 people in Lebanon
Late on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump announced that the leaders of Israel and Lebanon would speak to each other for the first time in 34 years on Thursday. Although an Israeli official confirmed the reports, the Lebanese government has not yet commented. The Reuters news agency cited several Lebanese officials as saying Aoun would not speak with Netanyahu.
In a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday, Aoun expressed appreciation “for the efforts Washington has been making to reach a ceasefire”, a statement from the Lebanese president’s office said. But it did not mention any possible call with Netanyahu
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