U.S. TREASURY CHIEF ON IRAN: WE ARE SEARCHING FOR THEIR ASSETS ALL AROUND THE WORLD

U.S. TREASURY CHIEF ON IRAN: MONEY WILL GO TO IRANIAN PEOPLE
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TRUMP: IRAN ARE BEING DECIMATED
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TRUMP ON IRAN: WE'LL BE HITTING THEM
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TRUMP ON ISRAEL, HAMAS DEAL: BIG STEP FOR MIDDLE EAST
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TRUMP ON UKRAINE, MISSILES: WE HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT LETTING SOMEBODY BUILD THEM

TRUMP ON UKRAINE, MISSILES: HAVE NOT AGREED TO THAT

TRUMP ON UKRAINE, MISSILES: I DON'T THINK THIS WOULD EVER HAPPEN
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TRUMP ON IRAN: CAN REACH A DEAL
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*TRUMP SAYS IRAN LIED DURING NEGOTIATIONS

*TRUMP SAYS IRAN FIRED FIVE MISSILES AT JORDAN
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WARSH CONSIDERS REDUCING FREQUENCY OF FED POLICY MEETINGS: NYT
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U.S., ISRAEL WEIGH STRIKES ON IRAN ENERGY SITES

The U.S. and Israel are preparing a potential joint campaign targeting Iranian energy infrastructure, with strikes possible this weekend, according to CBS.

President Trump has not given final approval. Officials are reportedly weighing the economic impact, with discussions including completing operations before Monday’s market open. White House and Israeli officials are coordinating plans.
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U.S. AND ISRAEL ARE PREPARING TO BOMBARD ENERGY-RELATED TARGETS IN IRAN AS SOON AS THIS WEEKEND - CBS NEWS
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IRAN'S TASNIM, QUOTING SENIOR SECURITY OFFICIAL: WE CONSIDER REPORTS OF POTENTIAL U.S. AND ISRAELI ATTACKS ON IRAN'S INFRASTRUCTURE TO BE A 'FORM OF RECKLESSNESS'
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IRAN'S TASNIM, QUOTING SENIOR SECURITY OFFICIAL: IRAN'S RESPONSE PLAN INCLUDES CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF ISRAEL AND U.S. ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE REGION
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U.S. JOINS JAPAN TO SUPPORT YEN

The U.S. Treasury reportedly bought yen alongside Japan for the first time in over a decade, according to the Financial Times, as officials sought to halt the currency’s sharp decline.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also appeared to signal intervention plans in meeting notes. Japan reportedly intervened again Friday and said it remains ready to use additional tools to support market stability.
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SPACE RACE: CHINA CLOSES THE GAP

China is rapidly expanding its satellite capabilities, narrowing the technology gap with the U.S.

Advanced surveillance, AI-powered imagery, the BeiDou navigation system, and new communications satellites are improving Beijing's ability to track military activity, support precision strikes, and strengthen its space network.

U.S. officials warn these advances could challenge American military superiority and reshape the balance of power in space.
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IRANIAN MEDIA SAYS EXPLOSION HEARD IN WESTERN IRAN'S ESLAMABAD GHARB, CAUSE AND SPECIFIC LOCATION UNKNOWN
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IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS IN PHONE CALL WITH SAUDI COUNTERPART THAT ANY 'AGGRESSION' BY THE U.S. AND ISRAEL OR PARTICIPATION OF REGIONAL COUNTRIES WILL BE MET WITH 'DECISIVE RESPONSE' - MINISTER'S ACCOUNT ON TELEGRAM
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JAPAN FINANCE MINISTER KATAYAMA TO ANNOUNCE ON MONDAY THAT TOKYO, WASHINGTON TOOK JOINT ACTION TO ARREST YEN'S DECLINE, JAPANESE OFFICIALS SAY
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IRAN THREATENS REGIONAL ENERGY STRIKES

Iran warned it will retaliate if the U.S. launches fresh attacks, with state-linked media threatening oil and gas facilities in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Israel.

Kuwait said it intercepted Iranian drones targeting vital sites.

The escalating tensions are increasing risks to global energy supplies and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.
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TRUMP PAUSES IRAN STRIKE FOR DEAL

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will hold off on a planned attack on Iran if a rapid agreement is reached to curb Tehran’s nuclear program and fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump said Iran and other Middle Eastern countries requested time to finalize a deal, adding Israel supports the pause while the U.S. remains ready to strike if talks fail.

Iran denied seeking a pause and said its forces remain on the highest level of readiness. Earlier, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi warned any new U.S. or Israeli attack would prompt a “proportionate response.” Saudi Arabia urged dialogue and de-escalation.
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IRAN: NO HORMUZ REOPENING DEAL

Iran says reports that it agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz are false.

A source cited by Fars News says no deal has been accepted.

The report adds the strait will remain closed while the US continues what Iran calls "hostile actions."

Ships may only pass via Iran's designated route and with permission from the IRGC Navy.
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IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN IRAN AND OMAN OVER STRAIT OF HORMUZ ARE IN FINAL STAGES - IRNA
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