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After 47 years, the U.S. State Department removed Syria from its list of State Sponsors of Terrorism on Monday, according to a Treasury notification, a move first announced earlier this year pending congressional review. -Reuters

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said every country has a "defined timeline" to shut down activities identified by the U.S., and that teams from Treasury, State, and the military are meeting with global counterparts to demand action. Trump is making phone calls to world leaders "with specific request to cease their interactions" with Tehran, Bessent said.

Israel has issued a three-day ultimatum through the Board of Peace, demanding action to stop kites being launched from Gaza, Kan News reports. Israel warned that failure to halt the launches would prompt a major escalation in Gaza. “We will significantly increase the pace of strikes if this continues,” a security official said.

The U.S. Treasury sanctioned nearly 60 Iran-linked entities, people, and vessels across nuclear, missile, cyber, and oil networks, while targeting five sectors for potential secondary sanctions: digital assets, technology, gold, aviation, and shipping. It also suspended general licenses that allowed some remittance payments to Iran. - Reuters

The United States is sanctioning nearly 60 Iran-linked individuals, entities and vessels across its nuclear, missile, cyber and oil networks, while identifying digital assets, technology, gold, aviation and shipping for potential secondary sanctions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington would pursue a “zero leakage” sanctions policy and give countries a limited period to end identified activities, including closing Iranian bank branches. Those that fail to comply could lose access to the U.S. dollar system.

The U.S. is set to impose a 7.5% tariff on Chinese goods over excess manufacturing capacity allegations ahead of a Trump-Xi summit next month, Bloomberg reported citing sources.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran had tried to assassinate one of his sons recently.

San Francisco 49ers owner and CEO John “Jed” York was arrested in Ohio over the weekend and pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools. York was originally charged with engaging in prostitution, The Associated Press reported.

Global ocean surface temperatures have hit a record high of 21.1°C (70F), surpassing the previous record set in March 2024, according to Copernicus. Scientists warn that warming oceans can intensify extreme weather, raise sea levels and damage marine ecosystems. - BBC

Iran warned countries against joining U.S. economic pressure on Tehran, saying those that cooperate with Washington in its “aggressive actions” will definitely face "its own consequences," Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to cut off electricity exports to the United States if the Canada-U.S. trade war worsens, saying Canada is prepared to endure economic pain rather than give in to U.S. pressure. He also warned that Ontario could restrict critical mineral exports. "I'll cut them off," Ford said of critical minerals.

The U.S. Treasury is expected to announce it will broaden the scope of secondary sanctions on countries and entities doing business with Iran, and will make any activity in certain Iranian sectors subject to secondary sanctions, according to a source familiar with Bessent's plans speaking to Reuters

Singapore will offer parents over $55,000 per child in financial support as it faces a record-low fertility rate of 0.87 and is set to become a "super-aged" society this year. PM Lawrence Wong announced the overhaul but said the government cannot fully reverse the trend and will continue relying on immigration. -FT

Armenia will not return to the CSTO over the next five years, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said during parliamentary discussions, adding that it no longer has any interest in the organization. Pashinyan said he "would be very happy" if the CSTO expelled Armenia, which would resolve the dilemma of whether to withdraw.

Russia has launched a fresh wave of sabotage attacks on European weapons factories, recruiting local criminal gangs to carry out arson and sabotaging defense manufacturers supplying Ukraine, according to Western intelligence sources cited by The Telegraph. Accordingly, Russia very rarely leaves any evidence that would allow the attacks to be directly attributed to Moscow.

UK PM Andy Burnham will arrive in Kyiv on Monday for Ukrainian Independence Day. Burnham plans to announce that his country will give Ukraine secret blueprints for the SCALP missile, according to a press release by the UK government.

Network GEOINT- Ukraine's strike campaign against logistics facilities continues. A logistics terminal has been struck in Krasnodar tonight, and earlier this morning an OZON warehouse was hit in Orenberg.

Zaryon OSINT (@zarGEOINT) ➡️ Detailed geolocation: 🗺️ Krasnodar [Краснодар], Krasnodar Krai, Russia 📍 Warehouse: 45.07003, 38.92044 Link: https://t.me/warriorsukrainian/118166 2/2

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared in a Financial Times op-ed that the U.S. is launching "the single greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary" to economically isolate Iran, warning nations that continue doing business with Tehran will become "global pariah" in the eyes of the United States.

A landslide at a landfill in Guinea's capital killed 30 people after heavy rains caused a waste mound to collapse onto nearby tents and shacks, the government said Sunday. The incident came less than a week after officials announced plans to close the site due to the threat of landslides during the rainy season. - Reuters

Tens of thousands have been evacuated in Reno, Nevada, as the Hawk Fire has burned 13,000 acres and reached the city's outskirts, with 42,000 residents displaced or under active evacuation orders and 45,000 on standby. Three civilians and three first responders have been injured -Reuters