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Summary
Tensions have spiked in the Middle East following Iranian missile launches toward Israel and strong rhetoric from Israeli officials. Meanwhile, European leaders are gathering in London for high-level talks as Armenia sees its ruling party lead in early election results.
Key Stories
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Israel reports Iranian missile launches as rhetoric heats up — The Israeli army detected missiles fired from Iran, leading National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to call for a harsh response while President Trump reportedly urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to delay retaliation for a potential deal.
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European leaders gather in London for major talks — President Zelenskyy, Chancellor Merz, and President Macron have arrived at the British Prime Minister’s residence to discuss urgent regional and international issues.
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Armenia’s ruling party takes early lead in elections — Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party is currently leading in the overseas electronic voting segment of the country’s parliamentary elections.
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Cassie reportedly moves abroad amid ongoing Diddy legal battle — Singer Cassie Ventura has reportedly left the country as a new lawsuit related to the Sean Combs investigation continues to stir up public controversy and debate.
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New resources launched for cyber investigators — The Coalition of Cyber Investigators has opened a new website featuring live intelligence feeds and curated tools for OSINT and cybercrime investigations.
