Taiwan's First Rocket Launch Fails. The first major setback occurred in Taiwan's program to develop its own rocket launcher at the Jiupeng test site in southern Taiwan.
Iran is considering strikes on US military facilities in Europe in the event of further escalation, according to the Financial Times. Iranian military officials have been studying the possibility of attacks on US facilities in Bulgaria and Cyprus.
The Houthi have once again attacked the Saudi Aramco oil refinery in Jizan. Saudi air defenses failed to intercept several drones. Saudi Arabia's oil exports continue to decline steadily.
Satellite images show at least 22 U.S. refueling aircraft at Ramon Airport, and approximately 19 other aircraft at the Ovda Air Base in southern Israel. In addition, there are about 20 other refueling aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport, the total number of aircraft stationed in Israel is about 60.
In 2025, 190,000 companies in Germany went bankrupt, approximately 10% more than the year before. Businesses in the country are closing at the fastest rate in 10 years.
First Swedish prisoners arrive in Estonia, reports ERR. Four Swedish citizens have been transferred to the Tartu prison. Estonia plans to accept a total of 600 Swedish prisoners over the year, and their upkeep will cost Sweden between €31 and €61 million annually.
Recent satellite images reveal an oil slick stretching 65 kilometers off the coast of Oman, resulting from Iranian attacks on oil tankers that passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
NBC: Russia is supplying Iran with TNT, ammunition, and components for drones to help replenish its supplies after strikes by the United States and Israel.