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—Explosions in northeastern Jordan.

—#Netanyahu may have lost Trump, but not Washington —Officials speaking to the "Wall Street Journal" said that the Israeli Prime Minister came to Washington with "significantly fewer levers of influence" compared to previous meetings. —#Trump privately expressed his displeasure with the Netanyahu government's handling of the Iran issue, and forced him to demonstrate a genuine commitment to peace talks regarding Lebanon and Gaza, not just for the sake of securing the meeting. —But the main point is: —The AIPAC and the Israeli lobby still have a significant influence on Congress. —Washington's loyalty to Israel seems to be etched in stone. —#US-Israel relations are bigger than any president or any Israeli prime minister. —Perhaps Netanyahu has lost Trump's support, but he hasn't lost Washington. The question is whether the disagreements between the two leaders will deepen, or whether the political mechanisms of the capital will resolve them. In any case, Israel does not need Netanyahu to keep the US on its side. The system is already "broken."

—Windward's data indicates that the closure of the Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb straits has resulted in losses for Saudi Arabia estimated at approximately $504 million, which represents 90% of the country's oil revenues. #Saudi

—YouGov Poll: —Should the United States arrest Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit to the US? ✅ Yes — 46% ❌ No — 28%

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—#Yemeni Armed Forces: We have struck a Turkish-made drone. —A spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces stated: A Saudi-affiliated, Turkish-made armed reconnaissance drone, the "Bayraktar Akinci," has been successfully destroyed. —It was reported that the drone was conducting hostile activities in the airspace of the Al-Jawf province. It was successfully destroyed with appropriate weaponry, by the grace of God.

—Volodymyr Zelenskyy: —#Ukraine continues to impose "sanctions" in the form of long-range strikes in response to Russia's attacks. Last night, our Defense Forces struck targets in various regions of Russia that are enabling this war. —The factory in Kirov was targeted again. This facility produces components for weapons that Russia is using against our people. The factory is located approximately 1200 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. In addition, a refinery in Tumen, a logistics facility in Yekaterinburg, and a fuel depot in Rostov-on-Don were also hit. —We have also achieved significant results during long-range strikes in the Caspian Sea. The targets included ships used to transport military cargo, including those involving Iran, as well as a military vessel.

—The Wall Street Journal: Trump was less confident in the ability of the US and Iran to find a diplomatic solution. Trump reportedly told his inner circle that he believed he could break the will of the Iranians with an aggressive bombing campaign.

—#Iran launches strikes on Erbil.

—#Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The legitimate rights of the Yemeni people will not be begged from the Saudi enemy; with God's permission, they will be taken back from it. 🇾🇪🇸🇦

—Reports indicate explosions have occurred in Bahrain.

—Reporter: Shipping data shows that only ten ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, which is less than 10% of the usual number. When you say the strait is open, what do you mean? —Trump: Well, it's open if people want to go through it. We're creating fantastic alternatives, including Texas and Alaska.

—The U.S. occupation forces: More than 20 warships and hundreds of fighter jets are operating in the Middle East.

—The Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr has cancelled its training camp in Abha and returned to Riyadh following an attack by the Houthi movement (Ansar Allah).

—#Explosions were heard in Bushehr.

—It is reported that an Iranian plane is currently located near Sana airport.

—The UAE Ministry of Defense: A fire has broken out in one of the warehouses at Zayed Military City.

—#Qatar has announced the suspension of all maritime and related activities.