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The IAEA has formally concluded that Iran is in breach of its non-proliferation obligations for the first time in 20 years due to its failure to cooperate regarding undeclared nuclear activities, as confirmed by a resolution voted on by its board of governors. This announcement heightens tensions between Iran and the US, particularly with upcoming nuclear talks in Oman, amid threats from Iranian military leaders in response to perceived US aggression. More Context

Syrians can now trade cryptocurrencies on Binance, following the recent lifting of US sanctions. This allows them access to a range of services and products on the platform, marking a significant shift as Syria reintegrates into the global financial system under new leadership committed to economic recovery and human rights. More Context

Iran announced plans to "significantly" boost its enriched uranium output ahead of new nuclear talks, defying US demands amid rising tensions and an Israeli threat of military action. This follows a UN resolution condemning Iran's non-compliance, with Tehran insisting its uranium enrichment is a "non-negotiable" right, while the US and allies worry it may lead to nuclear weapon development. More Context

According to US reports, Israel has completed preparations for a potential attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, with a strike possibly occurring soon. A senior Iranian official confirmed that a "friendly" regional country had warned Tehran about the impending Israeli attack. More Context

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has determined that Iran has failed to meet its non-proliferation obligations for the first time in 20 years, citing a lack of cooperation and concerns over secret nuclear activities. This development complicates ongoing nuclear negotiations with the U.S. and raises tensions in the Middle East, with Iran stockpiling enriched uranium potentially sufficient for nine nuclear bombs. More Context

Israel accused Hamas of "weaponising suffering in Gaza" after a US-backed charity reported that five of its aid workers were killed in an attack by the group. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation highlighted the increasing danger of aid distribution amid a severe hunger crisis, with reports of numerous casualties among Palestinians seeking assistance. More Context