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News Brief: Iran’s leadership has urged its intelligence agency to strip security from perceived enemies following the death of its chief. Meanwhile, Hungary’s Prime Minister defends his veto of EU financial aid to Ukraine.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Modschtaba Chamenei has instructed intelligence officials to deprive “enemies at home and abroad” of their security. This directive follows the recent death of intelligence chief Ismail Chatib, prompting a call for remaining officials to fill the void. In a separate development, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban justified his veto of substantial EU financial aid for Ukraine, asserting that the legal situation supports his stance. He claimed that the decision-making process regarding the aid was incomplete. Additionally, the Israeli military reported airstrikes on military infrastructure in Syria in response to attacks on Druze communities. The situation remains tense as various global leaders navigate complex geopolitical challenges.

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