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Iran Strikes Again as 60-Day Deal Collapses, Finland Goes Nuclear | Jul 1
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard strikes Bahrain and Kuwait, shattering a 30-day-old ceasefire framework — while Finland votes to station NATO nuclear-capable F-35s near the Russian border. Six stories, zero spin, full geopolitical context.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched drone and missile strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait on Sunday, hours after U.S. military action in the region. The sixty-day ceasefire framework, signed just thirty days ago, is already coming apart.
The Strait of Hormuz sits at the center of this. Iran's foreign minister restated its position of exclusive governance over the waterway.
That structural problem is visible in Lebanon too. Hezbollah killed an Israeli soldier on Sunday.
Moving north. Finland's parliament voted one hundred twenty-five to sixty-one to lift its forty-year ban on nuclear weapons.
One more development worth flagging. A Frankfurt administrative court ruled there's insufficient evidence linking Russian billionaire Usmanov to the trust that owns the superyacht Dilbar, effectively removing EU sanctions from the vessel.
Three things to watch in the next forty-eight to seventy-two hours. First, whether Washington signals military action or returns to the table on Iran.
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