Over 40 days of the war against Iran, the American military consumed more than 1,100 JASSM-ERs, 1,000 Tomahawks, and 1,200 Patriots, depleting Pacific-deterrent stockpiles in a failed campaign that failed to inflict harm on Iran's core capabilities.

The FIFA World Cup in North America is facing a boycott due to the US's human rights violations and wars abroad, and is facing criticism for its aggression against Cuba, Iran, and Venezuela

Cuba's leader announces new economic reforms to foster foreign investment and the national economy to counter the US-imposed economic and energy sanctions.

Despite repeated claims by Trump administration officials that Iran's navy has been annihilated, Iranian naval forces, including the IRGC Navy, continue to control and manage the Strait of Hormuz, proving that the country’s navy remains a potent force.

Palestinian Football Association President Jibril Rajoub says he has been denied a visa to enter the United States for the FIFA World Cup, highlighting concerns over restrictions affecting Palestinian officials amid ongoing tensions in West Asia.

North Korea has condemned Washington’s approval of a major sale of advanced missiles to South Korea.

China has expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a US move to blacklist several major Chinese companies over alleged military ties, warning of retaliation if the firms are not treated fairly.