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On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. In the letter, Raisi stated that the destructive impact of sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure—including energy and industrial facilities—constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policies truly align with the core interests of 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, conducting strikes against Iran, with its policies heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime; meanwhile, Israel is deliberately creating the 'Iran threat' narrative to divert global attention from its crimes in Palestine.

[Iranian President Questions Whether U.S. Policies Align with 'America First' Interests]On April 2, local time April 1, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. In the letter, Raisi stated that the destructive impact of sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure—including energy and industrial facilities—constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policies truly align with the core interests of 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, conducting strikes against Iran, with its policies heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime; meanwhile, Israel is deliberately creating the 'Iran threat' narrative to divert global attention from its crimes in Palestine.

Iranian President Questions Whether U.S. Policies Align with 'America First' Interests

On April 2, according to The Washington Post, two informed sources revealed that the U.S. military has submitted a plan to President Trump aimed at seizing over 460 kilograms of highly enriched uranium within Iran. The report states that the plan involves airlifting excavation equipment to the site and constructing a runway for cargo planes to transport these nuclear materials out. According to the sources, Trump had previously requested the military to submit relevant proposals, and the military reported this complex plan to him over the past week, while also outlining the significant operational risks involved. The report indicates that Trump's request suggests he is considering an extremely sensitive and high-risk special operations mission.

[Trump Requests Military Plan to Seize Iranian Nuclear Materials]On April 2, according to The Washington Post, two informed sources revealed that the U.S. military has submitted a plan to President Trump aimed at seizing over 460 kilograms of highly enriched uranium within Iran. The report states that the plan involves airlifting excavation equipment to the site and constructing a runway for cargo planes to transport these nuclear materials out. According to the sources, Trump had previously requested the military to submit relevant proposals, and the military reported this complex plan to him over the past week, while also outlining the significant operational risks involved. The report indicates that Trump's request suggests he is considering an extremely sensitive and high-risk special operations mission.

Trump Requests Military Plan to Seize Iranian Nuclear Materials

On April 2, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 1.16%, the Dow Jones increasing by 0.48%, and the S&P 500 gaining 0.72%.

[U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher]On April 2, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising by 1.16%, the Dow Jones increasing by 0.48%, and the S&P 500 gaining 0.72%.

U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher

On April 2, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the night of April 1, announcing that over the past two days, they had conducted airstrikes on approximately 400 targets in Iran. The statement indicated that the IDF targeted around 15 weapon manufacturing bases in Iran, including a central complex belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Defense. This complex houses missile production and research and development facilities. Additionally, the IDF struck Iranian air defense systems, launch sites, and missile storage facilities. According to Israeli media reports, Iran launched about 10 ballistic missiles at Israel on the afternoon of April 1. The IDF stated that most of the incoming missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and there have been no reports of casualties.

[IDF Strikes Approximately 400 Targets in Iran Over Two Days]On April 2, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the night of April 1, announcing that over the past two days, they had conducted airstrikes on approximately 400 targets in Iran. The statement indicated that the IDF targeted around 15 weapon manufacturing bases in Iran, including a central complex belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Defense. This complex houses missile production and research and development facilities. Additionally, the IDF struck Iranian air defense systems, launch sites, and missile storage facilities. According to Israeli media reports, Iran launched about 10 ballistic missiles at Israel on the afternoon of April 1. The IDF stated that most of the incoming missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and there have been no reports of casualties.

IDF Strikes Approximately 400 Targets in Iran Over Two Days

On April 2, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. The letter states that the Iranian people have no hostility towards other countries, but it is the United States that has amassed a significant number of military bases and forces around Iran, creating a military threat to the country. Iran has taken, and will continue to take, actions based on its legitimate right to self-defense, and these actions are by no means an act of war or aggression. Raisi emphasized that the destructive impact of U.S. sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure, including energy and industrial facilities, constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policy truly aligns with 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, carrying out strikes against Iran, with its policy heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime. Israel, in turn, seeks to divert international attention from its crimes in Palestine by deliberately fabricating the 'Iran threat' narrative. Additionally, Raisi invited the American public to transcend the constraints of political rhetoric and re-examine Iran's past, present, and vision for the future—a future based not on confrontation, but on truth, dignity, and mutual understanding as the foundation for peace.

[Open Letter from Iranian President to the American People: The Iranian People Harbor No Hostility Towards Other Nations]On April 2, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued an open letter to the American people. The letter states that the Iranian people have no hostility towards other countries, but it is the United States that has amassed a significant number of military bases and forces around Iran, creating a military threat to the country. Iran has taken, and will continue to take, actions based on its legitimate right to self-defense, and these actions are by no means an act of war or aggression. Raisi emphasized that the destructive impact of U.S. sanctions, war, and aggression on the lives of the Iranian people cannot be underestimated, and attacks on Iran's critical infrastructure, including energy and industrial facilities, constitute war crimes. Raisi further questioned whether the current U.S. policy truly aligns with 'America First.' He stated that the U.S. has seemingly become an agent of Israel, carrying out strikes against Iran, with its policy heavily influenced and manipulated by the Israeli regime. Israel, in turn, seeks to divert international attention from its crimes in Palestine by deliberately fabricating the 'Iran threat' narrative. Additionally, Raisi invited the American public to transcend the constraints of political rhetoric and re-examine Iran's past, present, and vision for the future—a future based not on confrontation, but on truth, dignity, and mutual understanding as the foundation for peace.

Open Letter from Iranian President to the American People: The Iranian People Harbor No Hostility Towards Other Nations

On April 2, according to the Financial Times, sources revealed that Trump threatened to stop supplying arms to Ukraine unless Europe joined the Hormuz Strait alliance. Last month, Trump requested NATO naval assistance to reopen the strait, but was rejected by European governments. Three officials familiar with the discussions stated that Trump responded by threatening to halt supplies to the 'Prioritized Ukrainian Requirements List' (PURL) project. As a result, under the urging of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, several key member countries, including France, Germany, and the UK, issued a hastily prepared statement on March 19, stating, 'We express our willingness to make appropriate contributions to ensure safe passage through the Hormuz Strait.' An official familiar with the discussions noted, 'It was Stoltenberg who insisted on issuing this joint statement because Trump had threatened to withdraw from the 'Transatlantic Partnership Alliance' and completely disengage from Ukrainian affairs.'

[Trump Threatened to Cut Off Arms Supply to Ukraine if Europe Did Not Join Hormuz Alliance]On April 2, according to the Financial Times, sources revealed that Trump threatened to stop supplying arms to Ukraine unless Europe joined the Hormuz Strait alliance. Last month, Trump requested NATO naval assistance to reopen the strait, but was rejected by European governments. Three officials familiar with the discussions stated that Trump responded by threatening to halt supplies to the 'Prioritized Ukrainian Requirements List' (PURL) project. As a result, under the urging of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, several key member countries, including France, Germany, and the UK, issued a hastily prepared statement on March 19, stating, 'We express our willingness to make appropriate contributions to ensure safe passage through the Hormuz Strait.' An official familiar with the discussions noted, 'It was Stoltenberg who insisted on issuing this joint statement because Trump had threatened to withdraw from the 'Transatlantic Partnership Alliance' and completely disengage from Ukrainian affairs.'

Trump Threatened to Cut Off Arms Supply to Ukraine if Europe Did Not Join Hormuz Alliance

On April 2, a White House official revealed that President Trump will praise the success of U.S. military operations in Iran during a speech scheduled for Wednesday evening local time. The official stated that Trump's address to the nation will indicate that the U.S. has achieved or exceeded all of its military objectives, including the destruction of Iran's ballistic missile and production facilities, the dismantling of its naval capabilities, ensuring that Iranian proxies can no longer destabilize the region, and guaranteeing that Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons.

[White House Official Previews Trump's Speech: Will Reiterate Possible End of Actions in Iran in 2-3 Weeks]On April 2, a White House official revealed that President Trump will praise the success of U.S. military operations in Iran during a speech scheduled for Wednesday evening local time. The official stated that Trump's address to the nation will indicate that the U.S. has achieved or exceeded all of its military objectives, including the destruction of Iran's ballistic missile and production facilities, the dismantling of its naval capabilities, ensuring that Iranian proxies can no longer destabilize the region, and guaranteeing that Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons.

White House Official Previews Trump's Speech: Will Reiterate Possible End of Actions in Iran in 2-3 Weeks

On April 2, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the International Energy Agency (IEA) announced that they will work together to address the economic impacts of the war in Iran. According to a joint statement released on Wednesday, these organizations agreed to share data, coordinate policy recommendations, and mobilize relevant stakeholders to provide support to countries in need. They will also assess the potential funding needs of various nations. The impacts are significant, global, and highly asymmetric, particularly affecting energy-importing countries, especially low-income nations, which are experiencing disproportionate shocks.

[IMF, World Bank, and IEA to Collaborate on Iran Crisis Response]On April 2, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the International Energy Agency (IEA) announced that they will work together to address the economic impacts of the war in Iran. According to a joint statement released on Wednesday, these organizations agreed to share data, coordinate policy recommendations, and mobilize relevant stakeholders to provide support to countries in need. They will also assess the potential funding needs of various nations. The impacts are significant, global, and highly asymmetric, particularly affecting energy-importing countries, especially low-income nations, which are experiencing disproportionate shocks.

IMF, World Bank, and IEA to Collaborate on Iran Crisis Response

On April 2, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported on April 1, citing a statement from an Iranian official on social media, that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will issue an open letter to the American people in a few hours. (Xinhua)

[Iranian Media: Iranian President to Issue Open Letter to the American People]On April 2, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported on April 1, citing a statement from an Iranian official on social media, that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will issue an open letter to the American people in a few hours. (Xinhua)

Iranian Media: Iranian President to Issue Open Letter to the American People

Earlier today, the price of Curve token (CRV) hit a historical low of $0.45. The recent decline of the token has dangerously approached the $0.37 mark, which would trigger the liquidation of multiple CRV support loans held by Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov.

[CRV liquidation price may be around $0.29 instead of $0.37]Earlier today, the price of Curve token (CRV) hit a historical low of $0.45. The recent decline of the token has dangerously approached the $0.37 mark, which would trigger the liquidation of multiple CRV support loans held by Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov.

CRV liquidation price may be around $0.29 instead of $0.37

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CRV liquidation price may be around $0.29 instead of $0.37

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