IRAN UNREST? IED Bomb Hits Tehran, Basij Member Injured

In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:

- An apparent IED attack in central Tehran leaves three injured, including a member of the regime’s Basij paramilitary force—raising new questions about whether unrest may be brewing inside Iran amid an ongoing information blackout.

- New reporting claims Iran used a Chinese spy satellite to help target U.S. bases in the Middle East, an allegation Beijing is now flatly denying as tensions continue to rise between the major powers.

- Europe begins laying the groundwork for a NATO backup plan, preparing for the possibility that the United States could step back from its traditional leadership role in the alliance.

- And in today’s Back of the Brief—Russia cuts internet access for millions, calling it temporary, but the move is reportedly sparking growing frustration among the country’s elite.

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