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Trump Abruptly Cancels Planned Military Strike Against Iran

President Trump calls off a planned military strike against Iran after initially ordering the attack in response to a downed U.S. drone. Trump states he cancels the operation because he learns it will not be a proportionate response to the incident.

U.S. Weighs Response Options After Iran Shoots Down Military Drone

Iran shoots down an expensive U.S. military drone over the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions between the two nations. The Trump administration faces a critical decision on whether to pursue a diplomatic or military response.

Trump Warns Iran After Military Shoots Down U.S. Surveillance Drone

Iran shoots down an American surveillance drone, prompting vague threats of retaliation from President Trump. The U.S. and Iran dispute whether the drone flies in international or Iranian airspace.

US Military Drone Destroyed by Iranian Missile Over Strait of Hormuz

Iran shoots down a US Navy surveillance drone with a surface-to-air missile, sparking a dispute over whether the aircraft was in international airspace. The incident causes global oil prices to surge as tensions between the two nations escalate.

US Cyberattacks Disable Iranian Missile Systems After Drone Downing

The US military launches retaliatory cyberattacks that disable Iranian missile control systems following the downing of an American surveillance drone. President Trump reportedly authorizes the secret operation after calling off a traditional military strike.

Iran Shoots Down US Surveillance Drone Amid Escalating Gulf Tensions

Iran's Revolutionary Guard shoots down a US Navy drone, claiming it violated Iranian airspace while US officials insist the aircraft was in international territory. The incident marks the first direct Iranian-claimed attack on US assets during the current standoff.

Facebook Buries Millions of Leaked Instagram Passwords Amid Weekly Cyber Threats

Facebook quietly revises its estimate of exposed Instagram passwords from thousands to millions during a major political news cycle. Meanwhile, Utah strengthens digital privacy laws and an unknown agent exposes an Iranian hacking group.

Canadian Government Clears Way for Huawei CFO Extradition to U.S.

The Canadian Department of Justice issues an Authority to Proceed, officially starting the extradition process for Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to face U.S. charges.