Bitcoin showed resilience amid rising geopolitical tensions, stabilizing around $102,000 after briefly dipping below the $100K mark following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Despite market jitters, investor confidence held strong.
Israel has entered its second week of targeted strikes on Iranian missile and nuclear sites, prompting retaliatory attacks on Haifa and Tel Aviv. With civilian casualties mounting, global pressure builds on the U.S. government to intervene as the situation intensifies into a full-scale regional conflict.
US stock futures dipped on June 20, 2025, after former President Trump delayed a decision on military action against Iran. The geopolitical uncertainty rattled investor sentiment, though Bitcoin rose nearly 2% and Brent crude prices fell to $77 per barrel.
Iran experienced a near-total internet blackout lasting over 12 hours as of June 19, 2025, amid escalating tensions with Israel. The outage, affecting nearly 97% of users, has disrupted communications, banking, emergency services, and media access. Experts warn this shutdown poses serious humanitarian and informational risks for millions of civilians.
Airline stocks slide as Israel hits targets in Iran; US defence firms rise on Israel-Iran conflict
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