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U.S. military officials: The war could last for several more weeks, at least.The Joint Command of the Iranian Armed Forces stated that any attack on Iranian oil and energy infrastructure would trigger a retaliatory strike against energy infrastructure owned by oil companies that cooperate with the United States in the region.Japanese Minister of Economic Revitalization Ryomasa Akazawa: The "Indo-Pacific Energy Security Cabinet and Business Forum" will be held in Tokyo today and tomorrow. Co-hosted by the Japanese and US governments, it invites cabinet ministers and industry leaders from various countries. Bilateral talks are also ongoing. At a time of tension in the Middle East, international cooperation is particularly important.1. French President Macron: There is no reason to lift sanctions against Russia. 2. German Chancellor Merz: Most G7 members oppose easing sanctions against Russia. 3. Norwegian Prime Minister: More pressure needs to be put on Russia; energy pressure should not be eased. 4. Ukrainian President Zelensky: The US has requested a postponement of the trilateral peace talks scheduled for next week. 5. Slovak Prime Minister sent a letter to Ukrainian President Zelensky, requesting the resumption of oil transit through the Friendship Pipeline. 6. Polish Defense Minister: The drone discovered in western Poland on Thursday is likely one of the Russian drones that intruded into Polish airspace in September 2025. 7. Kremlin: The global energy crisis risks escalation; a new round of peace talks in Ukraine is still expected, but no specific details are yet available. 8. IAEA Director General Grossi stated that he has discussed the Iranian issue and the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant issue in Ukraine with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov.US-Israel-Iran Conflict: ① Iran 1. Israel claims to have struck 150 Iranian targets on Friday. 2. Iran launches the 47th round of Operation True Commitment-4. 3. A massive explosion occurs near a rally in Tehran. 4. Irans ambassador to the UN: Iran "will not close the Strait of Hormuz." 5. Iranian military intelligence claims to have struck two groups inciting public opinion. 6. Iran expands its strikes against Israeli targets, covering multiple locations from north to south. 7. Sources: Iran has agreed to allow two Indian government liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. ② US 1. Trump reportedly boasted at the G7 summit that Iran was "about to surrender." 2. Trump: US forces will soon escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. 3. All six crew members of the US KC-135 aerial refueling tanker have been confirmed dead. 4. US officials say 13 US military personnel have died in the military operations against Iran. 5. US General Kane: Iran still possesses the capability to harm friendly forces and merchant ships. The US military will continue to target Irans mine-laying capabilities. 6. The US State Department is offering a reward of up to $10 million for credible information about a senior leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. 7. Trump: Acquiring Iranian uranium and seizing Kharg Island are not priorities. Putin may provide "slight" assistance to Iran. 8. It is reported that the US Department of Defense is deploying additional Marines and warships to the Middle East. US officials revealed that approximately 5,000 Marines and sailors have been deployed to the Middle East. 9. US Defense Secretary Hergsays: The Strait of Hormuz is open to traffic, but Iran is still firing on ships. Irans Supreme Leader has been injured and is likely disfigured. 10. Trump: The US military bombed Kharg Island, Irans oil export hub; the US and Israel have different goals for ending the war; military operations in Iran will continue as long as necessary. ③ Israel 1. Israeli security officials: Iran still has 150 missile launch platforms and will continue to strike. 2. Israeli Air Force: More than 90 Israeli fighter jets used approximately 200 rounds of ammunition to strike Iranian targets. 3. Israeli military claims to have killed two senior Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon. ④ Other 1. Turkish minister confirms Turkish ships were granted passage through the Strait of Hormuz. 2. German Chancellor Merz: There is no reason to consider military protection for maritime routes. 3. British Maritime Trade Centre: A ship was attacked and caught fire near the Strait of Hormuz. 4. The UAE stated that it was attacked by 7 missiles and 27 drones on Friday. 5. Security sources say drones attacked the Ranaz oil refinery west of Erbil, Iraq. 6. It is estimated that the war with Iran has resulted in the deaths of more than 2,000 people, including civilians and military personnel. 7. British media reports that some European countries are consulting with Iran to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz; Italy denies this. 8. NATO intercepted a third Iranian missile in Turkish airspace; Turkish President Erdogan stated he refuses to be drawn into the war. Lebanon-Israel Conflict 1. Lebanon claims Israel airdropped leaflets in Beirut recruiting agents. 2. Lebanese Ministry of Health: Since March 2, Israeli attacks on Lebanon have resulted in 773 deaths. 3. Hezbollah leader: We are prepared for a protracted confrontation, and the enemy will be surprised on the battlefield.
