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The Office of Personnel Management is set to begin collecting medical records of over 8 million federal workers and retirees from 24 July, despite privacy concerns. Insurers will provide detailed data, including personal health information, with OPM retaining the ability to reidentify records amid ongoing fraud prevention efforts.

Senator Mark Warner expressed concerns over the U.S. military situation in Jordan, highlighting the loss of 16 American lives and hundreds of injuries. He criticised the administration’s lack of a clear plan regarding Iran and warned about potential foreign influence in upcoming elections, specifically mentioning the role of China and Russia.

RUSSIAN MISSILE STRIKE
Dozens of Russian missiles target Kyiv in a major attack this morning, marking one of the war’s most intense assaults to date.
Authorities report significant damage and casualties.

In a primetime address, President Trump claimed the U.S. election system is “catastrophically short,” while disputing the validity of the 2020 election. He urged lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act amid criticism from Democrats. Released documents revealed no evidence of vote manipulation or machine hacking.

Budget airlines increase flights to Dakhla, Western Sahara, amid controversial tourism development that challenges international law and local sovereignty issues.

The United States has initiated new military strikes against Iran in response to attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, amid escalating tensions in the region.

The US military has launched drone attacks on Iranian naval facilities, marking the first use of uncrewed surface vessels in combat operations.

EU DRONE DEAL

Today, Europe finalises a new drone production agreement with Ukraine.
This strategy aims to enhance defence capabilities amid ongoing tensions.

IRAN STRIKES US
Iran attacks US bases in the Middle East overnight.
Trump warns of retaliation against Iranian power plants if hostilities escalate.

Senate Democrats blocked the procedural vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) amid concerns over the Trump administration’s conduct in the Iran conflict. The 50 to 46 vote reflected bipartisan tensions, with critics arguing the bill should not proceed during heightened military hostilities.