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Norwegian Police: We are in contact and working closely with the US Embassy.

Norwegian police: The national threat level remains unchanged after the explosion.

Norwegian Police: We are evaluating multiple hypotheses. The suspects in the bombing are not yet known, but a search is underway for one or more potential perpetrators.

Norwegian Police: We have strengthened our police deployment around the US Embassy.

Norwegian police: The explosion near the US Embassy may have been a deliberate attack related to the current security situation.

According to Russian state television: Russia’s First Deputy Prime Minister stated that the Russian section of the Friendship Oil Pipeline is technically ready to resume oil transportation.

French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Cyprus on Monday, the Elysee Palace said.

According to the Financial Times: KKR plans to sell data center cooling company for billions of dollars.

German Geoscience Research Center GFZ: A magnitude 6.03 earthquake occurred in the Tonga Islands.

A fire at an oil depot in Armavir, southern Russia, has been extinguished, local authorities said.

According to Al Jazeera: Russian Ambassador to London Andrei Kelin said that Russia is not neutral in the war against Iran and that Moscow supports Tehran.

According to the AXIOS website: U.S. government officials revealed that the United States has internally discussed the possibility of seizing Iran's strategic oil export terminal Kharg Island. The island is responsible for about 90% of Iran's crude oil exports.

Saudi Aramco’s share price once rose 4.3%, the largest increase since April 2023.

Saudi Aramco shares rose 3.3% in early trading.

US President Trump: Pass the "Save America Act" now. This is what everyone cares about!

Australian Foreign Minister: We support efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Australian Foreign Minister: Some Gulf countries have asked us for protective assistance to deal with drone and missile attacks.

Market news: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards launched a new round of retaliatory strikes against Israeli and US assets in the Middle East.

According to the New York Times: Iran may have recovered uranium from a site bombed by the United States in June (last year), U.S. officials said.

The New York Times quoted officials as saying that Iran still retains 50% of its missile program.