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UPDATE: UK's Counter Terror Police says the five people arrested are all male aged 23-25. All five are UK nationals from London. https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/2104538073841438950/photo/1

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) BREAKING: Several men have been arrested on suspicion of explosives offences near RAF Fairford, the UK base used by US bombers in the Iran war.

Saudi Arabia resumes oil exports from Yanbu via the East-West pipeline, per Bloomberg. East-West pipeline was hit several times earlier this month.

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei: "Some consider Iran to be the fourth superpower in the world, but according to divine calculations, Iran is the number one power in the world."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested that UAE's President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan reject a claim that he had cautioned Netanyahu about a looming Hamas strike before October 7 2023, reports AP. Reports specifically identify at least two foreign countries whose leadership or intelligence officials issued warnings to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or Israeli officials regarding potential major action or escalation by Hamas prior to October 7, 2023: The UAE and Egypt.

UK RAC data indicate that the average cost of a litre of diesel in the UK has reached a record 199.18p, exceeding the previous peak from 2022. This is equivalent to $9.99 per US gallon. Filling an average family car now costs nearly £110, rising by £31 since the start of the US and Israel’s conflict with Iran.

An Iranian cruise missile struck a ship in the Strait of Hormuz two weeks ago, injuring eight U.S. Marines. They suffered smoke inhalation and possible traumatic brain injuries with concussion-like symptoms but were not seriously hurt according to 3 U.S. officials. This comes at a time where U.S. forces have been helping to facilitate the safe passage of vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz from Iranian drone and missile attacks.

Trump will address the nation tomorrow from the Oval Office at 2 pm EST.

Several locals reporting an explosion in NW Jordan, it is currently unknown what the cause is, pending more information.

Iranian forces reportedly targeted alleged Kurdish militant sites near Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan using drones and missiles. Videos online showed impacts in Koya, we were not able to independently confirm what was hit in those videos.

Air traffic seems to have resumed after half an hour of suspension, departures and arrivals are continuing now. https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/2104334358211416368/photo/1

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) Several flights bound to Riyadh International Airport are taking a holding pattern, it is currently unknown why, to be updated as soon as more information comes in.

Just Now: An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 has hit the Dominican Republic

Several flights bound to Riyadh International Airport are taking a holding pattern, it is currently unknown why, to be updated as soon as more information comes in.

Trump: "You've got to take it easy on the refineries" - says he told Zelensky to scale back strikes on Russian diesel facilities Speaking to reporters, Trump said the "big problem" is that refineries in Russia are being blown up, calling it "more of a Russia problem" than a Middle Eastern one. He said Ukraine is targeting Russian refineries "because they do a lot of the refining," and that he told President Zelensky: "You've got to take it easy on the refineries." Asked what Zelensky said, Trump replied: "Well, we'll probably do that." Trump added: "No, because we're causing a world problem. There are other things he can do."

Egypt Warned Netanyahu of Impending Attack on Israel Before Oct. 7, per WSJ

When asked about a possible diesel export ban, President Trump said he is "thinking of it very seriously" The remark comes as fuel prices remain a pressing political issue ahead of the midterms, with the Iran war driving costs higher and the U.S. already considering invoking the Defense Production Act to expand refining capacity.

President Trump declined to answer whether the U.S. would strike Iran before the midterm elections, stating only: “Don’t want to say.”

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu secretly traveled to Abu Dhabi on Sunday and met UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed, two sources told N12. Netanyahu flew on a private jet and spent much of the day in the UAE.

A farmer driving home from a party near RAF Fairford spotted three suspicious white vans blocking a country road and masked men in balaclavas scattering into nearby fields and toward the US air base. She turned around, called police and warned residents to lock their doors. Within 25 minutes, five men had been arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act, The Telegraph reports.

Swiss voters have rejected a referendum for stricter neutrality, according to a preliminary result. The referendum would have required Switzerland to curb cooperation with NATO and stop its sanctions against Russia. The motion was supported by the far-right Swiss People's Party (SVP). The pro-neutrality group had five demands: 1) Swiss neutrality to be applied "permanently and without exception" 2) Switzerland to maintain an army capable of defense 3) Switzerland not to get involved in conflicts between third parties. 4) Switzerland not to join a defense alliance unless attacked 5) UN approval of sanctions before Switzerland joins them

British police are investigating possible Iranian involvement in the plot targeting RAF Fairford, The Telegraph reports. Sources close to the investigation reportedly believe Iranian agents may have been directly involved.