Russian Ambassador to Mexico: Russia is ready to supply liquefied natural gas to Mexico.

Israeli Foreign Minister: The attempted attack against Israeli citizens in Cyprus has been thwarted.

Israeli Foreign Minister: Iranian Revolutionary Guards attempted to attack Israeli citizens in Cyprus.

According to the Times of Israel: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with department ministers and senior security officials tonight.

Israeli Military: We attacked dozens of military targets in southwestern Iran with more than 50 shells.

Israeli Military: We have completed another series of strikes in southwestern Iran.

Spokesperson for the Lithuanian Prime Minister: Belarus released five Belarusians, three Poles, two Latvians, two Japanese, one Estonian and one Swede.

June 21, local time on the 21st, IAEA Director General Grossi said that a centrifuge manufacturing workshop in Isfahan, Iran was attacked. This is the third time that Israel has targeted a centrifuge manufacturing workshop when attacking Iranian nuclear facilities in the past week. The workshop produces machines for enriching uranium and has been monitored and verified by the IAEA before, with IAEA cameras installed. The IAEA said that there is no nuclear material in the facility, so the attack will not cause radioactive consequences.

June 21st news, this week, the Israeli-Iranian conflict continued to escalate, causing severe turbulence in the global shipping market. The United States is considering launching a military strike against Iran, and Iranian officials responded that mines may be laid in the Strait of Hormuz. Panic in the shipping market has been ignited. The Baltic Heavy Oil Tanker Index shows that the average international freight rate has risen by 12% in the past week. The freight rates of some high-risk routes, such as the Persian Gulf to Europe route and the Asia to Europe route through the Red Sea, have increased by as much as 2.5 times. The daily rent of super-large oil tankers has soared from about US$20,000 a week ago to US$55,000. The escalating situation has also forced shipping giants to respond quickly. Maersk announced on the 20th local time that it would suspend its ships from docking at the Port of Haifa in Israel. Following the general increase in global route freight rates in June, Maersk, CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd and other companies issued price increase letters for July, and freight rates are expected to continue to rise. Some shipping experts said that shipping companies have begun to "avoid" the Strait of Hormuz, and a detour strategy similar to that during the Red Sea crisis in 2023 may be repeated, when major global shipping companies were forced to suspend the Red Sea routes and detour around the Cape of Good Hope in Africa, which extended the shipping time by 10 to 14 days and significantly increased transportation costs.

Turkish President Erdogan: Resuming negotiations is the only way to resolve the (Iranian) nuclear dispute.

UAE oil giants are betting billions of dollars on the U.S. energy sector.

FHFA Administrator Pulte: "Mr. Too Late" Powell is out of touch with hard-working Americans who spend their money on auto loans, credit cards, and mortgages.

Iran reported that Israel attacked an Iranian Revolutionary Guard base in Isfahan in western Iran.

The U.S. Senate is considering repealing a rule that would have boosted the growth of fuel-efficient cars.

On June 21, the Saudi Nuclear and Radiation Regulatory Commission issued a warning on its social media on June 20 that any armed attack or threat against nuclear facilities used for peaceful purposes by any party would violate the principles of the UN Charter, international law and the Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Since June 13, Israel has launched large-scale air strikes on many parts of Iran, bombing Iranian nuclear facilities, which has aroused great concern from the international community.

The Israeli military says it is currently attacking military infrastructure in southwestern Iran.

June 21st news, if Apple (AAPL.O) sticks to its usual schedule, we may be only three months away from the release of the iPhone 17. The latest rumor is that Apple is choosing one of two colors as the color of the new phone. Well-known whistleblower Majin Bu revealed that the two colors are purple and green-apparently purple is more popular with Apple executives. It sounds like it is not sure which color will be approved, or whether they will all be selected. The iPhone 16 released last year is available in ultramarine, dark cyan, pink, white and black. One or two of the colors are likely to be removed to make way for purple or green.

On June 21, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan said on the 20th that after the government released several batches of reserve rice to the market to stabilize rice prices, the reserve rice inventory dropped to 150,000 tons. The Japanese government decided to urgently import rice from abroad to cope with emergencies such as disasters.