A hacker has allegedly stolen a vast trove of sensitive data—including classified defense documents and missile schematics—from a Chinese state-run supercomputer, in what could be the largest data breach in the country’s history.

The dataset, reportedly exceeding 10 petabytes, is believed to have been taken from the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, which serves over 6,000 clients, including scientific and defense institutions — CNN

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JUST IN - Spain to reopen embassy in Iran: Spanish foreign minister

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JUST IN 🚨 Saudi Arabia and Iran foreign ministers hold first call since start of war: Saudi ministry

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BREAKING - Netanyahu says Israel will continue to strike Hezbollah 'wherever necessary'

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JUST IN - EU says strikes on Lebanon endangering US-Iran ceasefire

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JUST IN - Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister tells iTV News the Strait of Hormuz is open to all civilian shipping and reports it is closed are wrong. However, due to mines as a consequence of the war, all vessels need to liaise with Iran to be guided along safe routes.

“Anybody who communicates with the Iranian authority has got permission to pass.”

Thousands of Iranians rally in memory of late supreme leader Khamenei

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JUST IN - US oil price jumps 5% on Middle East ceasefire concerns — AFP

BREAKING: Pakistan says appreciates 'restraint' ahead of US-Iran talks

NEW - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi lands in North Korea

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BREAKING 🚨 IMF expects to provide Iran war-affected countries up to $50 billion in immediate support: MD

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🚨 Peace talks venue: Islamabad, Pakistan

Who is going to be on the table?

American side:
1. VP JD Vance
2. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff
3. Jared Kushner

Iran side:
1. Mohammad Ghalibaf, Parliament Speaker
2. Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister


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BREAKING 🚨🚨 Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: In light of Lebanon’s repeated requests to open direct negotiations with Israel, I instructed yesterday to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon as soon as possible.

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BREAKING - Israel PM says instructed cabinet 'to begin direct negotiations' with Lebanon https://bit.ly/4mkBR5T

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JUST IN - An Israeli official told Axios: "No ceasefire in Lebanon. The negotiations with the Lebanese government will begin in the coming days."

JUST IN - NATO willing to play role in possible Strait of Hormuz mission, Rutte says

"If NATO can help, obviously then there is no reason not to be helpful," Rutte said during remarks in Washington.

JUST IN - First direct Israel-Lebanon talks to be held at US State Department in Washington next week — Axios

BREAKING - Lebanon wants ceasefire before talks with Israel: official to AFP https://bit.ly/4vCEW5V

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BREAKING: President Trump told NBC News on Thursday that he was “very optimistic” a peace deal with Iran was within reach as a diplomatic delegation led by VP JD Vance prepared to head to Pakistan for high-stakes talks aimed at ending the nearly six-week conflict.

BREAKING - First non-Iranian tanker transits Strait of Hormuz since ceasefire

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JUST IN - Iran’s leaders “talk much differently when you’re at a meeting than they do to the press. They’re much more reasonable,” Trump said during a phone interview with NBC