#成长值抽奖赢金 Today's Events

U.S.-Iran Doha talks are held today, with both sides committing to suspend attacks before the talks, and the Strait of Hormuz is "partially open." However, Iran's deputy foreign minister later stated that "there are no technical talks scheduled for this week"—a pattern of fighting while talking continues. Iran rejects joint French mine clearance and insists on independent control of the strait.

China imposes export controls on 40 Japanese entities; the Ministry of Commerce places 20 on a control list (banning the export of dual-use items) and 20 on a watch list. The controlled categories cover photoresists, rare metals, and non-ferrous raw materials.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Resolutely curb Japan's "new militarism" reckless actions.

Pakistan strikes Afghanistan—resulting in at least 36 civilian deaths and 163 injuries, downgrading diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and fully closing the border.

NATO nuclear drills in Poland—U.S. B61-12 tactical nuclear weapons temporarily deployed in Poland, and the Russia-Belarus alliance forces are put on highest combat alert.