1. Key advisor to Trump, Dan Scavino, posted a video with a B-2 bomber.

Historical data shows that after previous posts, the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran.
Combined with the fact that Trump canceled family events under the pretext of "state affairs" and hurried back to the White House,
military and political leadership is canceling vacations and updating emergency personnel recall lists for overseas bases,
hinting at an imminent large-scale operation.
Late Friday night, informed sources reported that the Trump administration is already preparing a new wave of military strikes against Iran.
Although a final decision has not yet been made, a notice has been issued to aviators in the airspace of western Iran:
most airports in the western sector of the Tehran flight management area are closed, only 8 airports are operational with restrictions from sunrise to sunset,
the notice is valid until next Monday; commercial flights require special permission to enter and exit.
The number of Domino's Pizza orders near the Pentagon increased by 227%, and at a pizzeria 2.2 miles away — by 167%.
Traders see this as an indicator of heightened "DOUGHCON Level 1" tension.
At the same time, some US military personnel in the Middle East region are gradually being replaced and withdrawn,
to reduce vulnerability and prevent a possible Iranian response.
Iranian armed forces, via the Tasnim agency, warned that they are ready to apply the "third combat option" in response to any reckless actions,
including the use of new equipment, new targets, and new war strategies.
Five Gulf countries jointly sent a letter to the International Maritime Organization, protesting Iran’s unilateral creation of the "Persian Gulf Strait Authority"
and the designation of routes, refusing to coordinate actions with the Revolutionary Guard Corps fleet.
There are significant risks of a real breakdown of shipping rules through the Strait of Hormuz.
In case of a military conflict leading to route control or retaliatory blockade,
supplies of crude oil and liquefied natural gas will come under pressure, which could increase demand for safe assets such as gold, Swiss francs, and US government bonds.
Over the weekend, it is crucial to watch for signs of escalation.