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Jun 27, 2025 | Poso Daily Brief

TODAY'S SITREP

1. NATO Agrees to Historic 5% Defense Spending Goal2. Iran’s Cyber Retaliation Falls Flat
  • Despite warnings of a massive Iranian cyber reprisal following U.S.–Israel strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, the response has been limited and ineffective.
  • Security analysts report only minor phishing attempts and brief data-wipe attacks.
  • Meanwhile, Israeli cyber units reportedly dealt a heavy blow—hacking an Iranian crypto-linked bank and erasing roughly $90 million in digital assets.
3. U.S.–Pakistan Open Dialogue on Long-Term Peace
  • Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, discussing how Islamabad can contribute to durable peace between Israel and Iran.
  • Pakistan is seeking to elevate its global diplomatic role and formally nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize—citing his involvement in the current ceasefire, de-escalation with India, and the expanding Abraham Accords framework.
FINAL WORD

Trump’s legacy of diplomacy continues to shape the post-conflict environment: NATO has committed to a historic defense spending increase.
Iran’s cyber threats have proven hollow. Unexpected players like Pakistan are stepping forward to support peace. The world is adjusting not through ideology, but through strength, deterrence, and deal-making.

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