Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei revealed on Saturday that during the recent quadrilateral talks held in Tehran, officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan all expressed a firm stance on the issue of Israel. The talks focused on issues of common concern, including regional security. The parties reached a consensus on issues involving Israel, emphasizing the need to maintain regional peace and stability and protect the legitimate rights and interests of relevant countries, and opposing unilateral actions that undermine the sovereignty and security of regional nations.

Trump spoke with Netanyahu, and the two discussed operational plans targeting Iran. It should be noted that the above content was generated solely according to given text processing rules; the accuracy of the information should be based on official announcements. We consistently urge all parties to exercise restraint, resolve differences through peaceful dialogue, and jointly safeguard regional and global peace and stability.

Ian Fouché, the former chief of staff to the Canadian finance minister, has been appointed to the board of directors of the International Monetary Fund.

Turkey has appointed a new head of its market regulator to address the recent investment fund crisis that has shaken financial markets. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed Muhsin Atci, chairman of the tax audit committee, as the head of the capital market regulator to handle the crisis. An official statement released Sunday morning revealed that Erdoğan also appointed Ersin Basar Ekmekci as vice chairman of the capital market committee and Yasemin Girici as a member. As the head of the committee, Atci will lead the handling of the crisis's aftermath. The crisis initially stemmed from some investment funds' inability to fulfill redemption requests, triggering a mass exodus of investors and causing a stock market downturn. Critics have questioned whether the regulator, known as SPK, had taken sufficient regulatory measures to prevent what the Turkish Justice Minister described as "Ponzi scheme-like" risks.

U.S. House Speaker Boris Johnson stated: "Republicans no longer respond to polls; we don't believe in polls. I just want to tell everyone: don't pay attention to polls, don't listen to authoritative commentators, and don't pay attention to past historical trends."

Brent crude oil prices fell below $112 in over-the-counter trading, with a daily decline of more than 0.3%. Note: Over-the-counter trading typically refers to the grey market, where crude oil price fluctuations are mainly influenced by multiple factors, including global supply and demand, geopolitical situations, policies of major oil-producing countries, and liquidity in international financial markets. Short-term price fluctuations are a normal part of market operation.