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According to Iranian media outlet Fars News, the Iranian Army and Navy stated that early this morning local time, an oil tanker ignored prior warnings and entered the dangerous no-navigation zone east of the Strait of Hormuz after disabling its ship tracking and identification systems. It subsequently struck a mine, caught fire, and ceased navigation. The Iranian Navy stated that any oil tanker illegally entering the no-navigation zone east of the Strait of Hormuz will be caught fire due to striking a mine. The Iranian Navy also stated that the tanker owner failed to learn from the experiences of other offending vessels, instead blindly believing the false statements of the US President, thus sending his assets into a minefield, ultimately resulting in their demise—a regrettable situation.

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According to Iranian media outlet Fars News, the Iranian Army and Navy stated that early this morning local time, an oil tanker ignored prior warnings and entered the dangerous no-navigation zone east of the Strait of Hormuz after disabling its ship tracking and identification systems. It subsequently struck a mine, caught fire, and ceased navigation. The Iranian Navy stated that any oil tanker illegally entering the no-navigation zone east of the Strait of Hormuz will be caught fire due to striking a mine. The Iranian Navy also stated that the tanker owner failed to learn from the experiences of other offending vessels, instead blindly believing the false statements of the US President, thus sending his assets into a minefield, ultimately resulting in their demise—a regrettable situation.

Canadian Foreign Minister: Discussed with Romanian Foreign Minister ways to strengthen cooperation between Canada and Romania in Black Sea security, support regional stability, and expand defense industry partnerships.

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Canadian Foreign Minister: Discussed with Romanian Foreign Minister ways to strengthen cooperation between Canada and Romania in Black Sea security, support regional stability, and expand defense industry partnerships.

Canadian Foreign Minister: It was a pleasure to meet with the Mauritanian Foreign Minister today. Canada is Mauritania's largest foreign investor, and we discussed the possibility of strengthening cooperation in key minerals, regional stability, skills development, and investment. We are working together to ensure the success of the Francophonie Summit in 2028.

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Canadian Foreign Minister: It was a pleasure to meet with the Mauritanian Foreign Minister today. Canada is Mauritania's largest foreign investor, and we discussed the possibility of strengthening cooperation in key minerals, regional stability, skills development, and investment. We are working together to ensure the success of the Francophonie Summit in 2028.

Microsoft: (In response to the outage) All services in the previously affected environments have been restored.

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Microsoft: (In response to the outage) All services in the previously affected environments have been restored.

According to The Wall Street Journal, a letter from Democratic senators has requested that Elon Musk retain all records related to SpaceX's restrictions on Ukraine's use of Starlink and StarShield satellite services. Following last week's midterm elections, Democrats plan to launch a series of investigations into the Trump administration's handling of the war in Ukraine after taking control of Congress in January. The letter specifically mentions the satellite service outages that occurred from October 13 to 24 and on November 12, which have hampered military operations in Ukraine. Previous reports indicated that Musk ordered a reduction in Starlink service speeds in October, after which President Trump called Musk to request the lifting of the restrictions. SpaceX has denied imposing any restrictions on Ukraine's use of its satellite systems this week. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Chris Koons wrote in their letter to Musk: "The service restrictions of October and November are now a cause for concern, as even systems upon which the U.S. government relies may continue to have such security vulnerabilities." Koons is expected to become chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the new Congress. Shaheen is currently the ranking Democratic member of the committee and plans to retire at the end of her current term. In the letter, Shaheen and Koons stated that SpaceX's speed limit on its Ukrainian satellite service raised "serious questions about SpaceX's control over national security communications channels" and criticized the "vague decision-making" behind the action. They demanded that Musk clarify whether anyone else had authorized the speed limit.

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According to The Wall Street Journal, a letter from Democratic senators has requested that Elon Musk retain all records related to SpaceX's restrictions on Ukraine's use of Starlink and StarShield satellite services. Following last week's midterm elections, Democrats plan to launch a series of investigations into the Trump administration's handling of the war in Ukraine after taking control of Congress in January. The letter specifically mentions the satellite service outages that occurred from October 13 to 24 and on November 12, which have hampered military operations in Ukraine. Previous reports indicated that Musk ordered a reduction in Starlink service speeds in October, after which President Trump called Musk to request the lifting of the restrictions. SpaceX has denied imposing any restrictions on Ukraine's use of its satellite systems this week. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Chris Koons wrote in their letter to Musk: "The service restrictions of October and November are now a cause for concern, as even systems upon which the U.S. government relies may continue to have such security vulnerabilities." Koons is expected to become chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the new Congress. Shaheen is currently the ranking Democratic member of the committee and plans to retire at the end of her current term. In the letter, Shaheen and Koons stated that SpaceX's speed limit on its Ukrainian satellite service raised "serious questions about SpaceX's control over national security communications channels" and criticized the "vague decision-making" behind the action. They demanded that Musk clarify whether anyone else had authorized the speed limit.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada and the Philippines have concluded negotiations on a free trade agreement, which is scheduled to take effect next year.

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Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada and the Philippines have concluded negotiations on a free trade agreement, which is scheduled to take effect next year.