Nuclear Concerns, Cyber Threats, and World War Fears

Representative Matt Gaetz has stated that if the international community is serious about investigating potential secret nuclear programs in the Middle East, the focus should begin with Israel, as it does not permit inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

A former CIA hacker has issued a warning that Iran is likely to initiate a significant cyberattack against the United States within the next month.

A massive data breach has resulted in the leak of 16 billion passwords, described as the largest such breach in history. This incident has exposed user data from prominent platforms, including Apple, Google, and Facebook.

According to the White House, President Donald Trump is expected to make a decision within the next two weeks regarding a potential U.S. strike against Iran.

The White House has also stated that Iran possesses all the necessary materials to construct a nuclear weapon, with the only remaining factor being authorization from the Supreme Leader, a decision that could be made within weeks.

President Trump is reportedly hesitant to authorize a military strike against Iran, fearing that it could lead to instability and chaos similar to the situation in Libya, and is determined to avoid repeating the failures of past interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The White House has indicated that the option of using a tactical nuclear weapon against Iran remains under consideration and has not been dismissed.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed concerns that the world is approaching World War III and stated that Russia and Iran are aligned, fighting against the same adversaries.