Breakfast News Recap: US and Iran tensions rise as Gaza, Poland and Binance developments dominate

President Donald Trump said the United States may still target one or two sites in Iran, including a suspected nuclear site known as Pickaxe Mountain, as Tehran warned its military to answer any attack with immediate, impactful and geographically unrestricted retaliation. The exchange kept pressure high after days of confrontation between Washington and Tehran.  🔗  🔗

In Gaza, Israeli attacks killed at least four Palestinians on Saturday despite the ceasefire, according to hospital and medical sources in the enclave. The deaths underline how fragile the truce remains even as fighting continues on the ground.  🔗

On the diplomatic front, Turkiye and Ukraine agreed in Istanbul to work on a new Black Sea grain corridor after attacks on civilian ships, while evacuees from the Russian occupied city of Oleshky crossed back into Ukrainian held territory and were reunited with relatives after a truce enabled return.  🔗  🔗

Poland's political crisis deepened as Donald Tusk defended a contested overhaul of the Constitutional Tribunal, while President Karol Nawrocki held urgent consultations with political leaders in Warsaw. The standoff has triggered protests, police deployment and a widening institutional clash.  🔗  🔗  🔗

In the United States, the FBI blamed North Korean state sponsored hackers for the theft of about 6.3 billion dollars in bitcoin and other digital assets from Binance and urged blocking linked transactions. Separately, the US embassy in Moscow warned of a credible mass casualty threat at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve, prompting a Russian response.  🔗  🔗

Elsewhere, Nigeria is investigating two suspected Ebola cases in the northeast after its recent first case, while in Brazil a large fire in the Alter do Chão Environmental Protection Area in Santarém, Pará, has been brought under control.  🔗  🔗

In the Americas, a military bombardment against the ELN near Venezuela's border with Colombia left several people dead, according to an NGO, and in Brazil Marco Rubio said the Trump administration did not help Flavio Bolsonaro leave the country after his election loss.  🔗  🔗

Across Asia Pacific, tens of thousands are expected at a mass opposition rally in Delhi over India's election chief and voter roll dispute, Anthony Albanese is travelling to Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth summit as Australia pursues a UN Security Council push, and a tornado like storm damaged roofs and trees near Yass in New South Wales. In Australia, Northern Territory Police also said a 60 year old man was found dead after being swept away by floodwater near Santa Teresa.  🔗  🔗  🔗  🔗

In Europe, thousands rallied in Tel Aviv as coalition deadlock put Benjamin Netanyahu's future in play, while in Germany cost of living protests turned violent and rioters looted shops in central Frankfurt. Jersey Airport also suffered a second night of disruption after unauthorised drone activity near the airfield.  🔗  🔗  🔗

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