As the Israel-Iran conflict enters its seventh day, global stakeholders are watching developments unfold at the United Nations, the White House and Tehran’s digital frontlines. Here’s what we know so far:
UN Security Council to Meet: The United Nations Security Council will convene on Friday to address rising tensions. This gathering highlights the international community’s push for dialogue amid mounting regional threats.
U.S. Decision Pending: On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters outside the White House he has not yet decided whether to join Israel in bombing Iran. His upcoming choice could tip the balance of power and influence the conflict’s trajectory.
Iran’s Internet Curbs: Iran’s communications ministry announced via state media that temporary restrictions on internet access are imminent. These measures could disrupt online businesses, affect travelers and further complicate information-sharing inside the country.
Day seven of this conflict brings geopolitics, digital freedom and multilateral diplomacy into sharp relief. Stay with us for more updates as leaders grapple with next steps in this rapidly evolving crisis.
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