U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering military action against Iran after being briefed on strike options targeting nonmilitary sites in Tehran, according to The New York Times. While no final decision has been made, the move signals escalating tensions in the Middle East. 🔥
Diplomatic Moves & Regional Watch
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed Iran’s situation during a call this weekend, alongside Gaza and Syria developments. Meanwhile, Israel’s military confirmed it has "no intention of launching an attack" but is preparing for "any contingency" amid heightened regional uncertainty. 🛡️
Iran’s Internal Unrest
Protests over economic challenges, including currency depreciation, have rocked Iran since late December. China Media Group reported calm in Tehran this weekend, though authorities dispersed 370 people attempting to gather. Casualties from earlier demonstrations remain unconfirmed. 📉
Analysts warn that military action could destabilize global oil markets and worsen humanitarian conditions. Stay tuned for updates as 2026 unfolds with high-stakes geopolitics. 🌐
