Sources: U.S. Intelligence Facilities In The Middle East Have Suffered Heavy Damage From Iran; Repairs Could Cost Billions Of Dollars

According To The Wall Street Journal: US President Trump Submitted The Saudi Arabia Nuclear Agreement To Congress

Institution: The Bank Of Korea Is Expected To Weigh The Case For Another Rate Hike At This Week's Meeting, As Both The Economy And Inflation Remain Robust

Federal Reserve Chairman Barkin: The U.S. Debt Problem Will Eventually Face A Reckoning

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: If The United States Continues Its Actions, Iran Will Demonstrate New Capabilities. The Strait Of Hormuz Is Not Our Only Tool For Confronting The United States. The United States Should Not Assume That It Alone Can Inflict Economic Damage

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: The Enemy Should Know That Iran Is Fully Prepared For Any Possible Situation. If The Enemy Is Willing To Return To The Agreement And Abide By Its Commitments, Iran Will Respond Accordingly

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: Iran Uses Negotiation And War To Inflict Heavy Blows On Its Enemies

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: If The United States Proceeds With New Sanctions Against Iran, Iran Will Announce New Measures Targeting U.S. Interests

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: The Understanding Reached With Oman Included, For The First Time, Security Issues And Measures To Prevent Threats To The Strait Of Hormuz

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: We Told Pakistani Army Chief Of Staff Munir That We Do Not Trust The United States

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: We Have Our Own Ways Of Dealing With Any US Proposal, Including Confrontation, Escalation, And Sanctions

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi: No Warships Are Allowed To Pass Through The Strait Of Hormuz