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U.S. State Department: Authorizing non-essential U.S. government employees and their families to leave Saudi Arabia due to security risks.

Representatives of South Korea’s ruling party in the chamber said that the U.S. investment-related bill will be passed on March 12.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese: We have called on Iran to immediately stop these indiscriminate attacks.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese: Iran's attacks on civilian areas in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and other parts of the Gulf countries are unjustified.

British Foreign Office: A charter flight will be carried out to evacuate British citizens from Oman; the flight will take off from Muscat at 19:00 GMT on March 4.

According to The Hill: The CIA has ordered the evacuation of all its branches within range of Iranian missiles. The evacuation was carried out after the attack in Saudi Arabia.

Japan Space One: The new launch date of the "KAIROS" rocket will be announced after it is confirmed.

Japan's Space One aborts the launch of the "KAIROS" rocket.

Japan's Space 1 "KAIROS" rocket did not lift off as planned.

The 20-year Japanese government bond yield rose 1.0 basis points to 2.965%.

According to the U.S. Southern Command, Ecuadorian and U.S. forces launched an operation against specific terrorist groups in Ecuador on March 3.

Market news: The U.S. Senate will vote on the war powers resolution at 4 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday.

According to the British Financial Times: U.S. shale oil industry executives warned that they would not be able to fill the Middle East oil supply gap affected by the war.

According to data agency DDHQ: Trump ally Michael Whatley wins the Republican primary for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat.

According to the Wall Street Journal: An Iranian drone struck a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) site inside the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh on Monday, people familiar with the matter said. People familiar with the matter said no CIA personnel were injured.

Hong Kong stocks opened lower and moved lower, with the Hang Seng Index falling 2% and the Hang Seng Technology Index falling 1.66%, falling below 4,800 points.

Japan’s Ministry of Finance will auction 2.5 trillion yen of five-year government bonds on March 11.

Australia's S&P/ASX200 index fell as much as 2% to 8,899.10 points, hitting a new low since February 11.

U.S. Senator Coons of Texas: (Talking about Iran) There was an initial stage of the Iraq war, which seemed to be going quite smoothly and the mission was accomplished, but then it evolved into a stage of regime reconstruction and country reconstruction. I think this is where we face the greatest risk.

Australian Finance Minister: The conflict in the Middle East does have the possibility of exacerbating rising price pressures and may drag down global economic growth.