[Iran Emphasizes All US Bases In The Region Are "Legitimate Targets"] According To Reports From CCTV, On March 4th Local Time, Iran's Permanent Representative To The United Nations Office At Geneva Formally Sent A Letter To The Secretary-General Of The Conference On Disarmament (Cd), Strongly Condemning The Military Aggression By The United States And Israel Against Iran's Sovereignty And Territorial Integrity. The Letter Explicitly Emphasized That, Within The Framework Of Exercising Its Inherent Right To Self-defense, All US Bases, Facilities, Property, And Related Interests In The Region Are Considered "legitimate Targets" For Iran

Fox News Reporter: The U.S. Senate Is Holding A Procedural Vote On A War Powers Resolution To End Actions Against Iran

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[Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Surprised By "Moderate" Market Reaction To Iran War] As The War With Iran Enters Its Fifth Day, Goldman Sachs Chairman And CEO David Solomon Stated That The Financial Markets' Reaction Has Been Surprisingly "moderate." Speaking At The Australian Financial Review Business Summit, Solomon Said, "I'm Actually Surprised. I Think The Market Reaction Is More Moderate Than You'd Expect, Given The Seriousness Of This Event." He Added, "I Think It Will Take The Market A Few Weeks To Really Digest The Short- Or Medium-term Impact Of What Has Happened."