Kingold Finance reports that on March 24, Philippine President Marcos announced a nationwide one-year energy emergency status in response to energy issues caused by the Middle East conflict. Marcos announced the activation of a "whole-of-government coordination" response measure to ensure stable energy supply, support critical sectors such as transportation, agriculture, and small and medium-sized enterprises, and protect the public from the impact of oil supply disruptions. (CCTV International News)
The United States is in discussions with multiple parties regarding peace talks with Iran, having proposed a ceasefire plan containing 15 provisions, with Iran making concessions on certain clauses. Although talks are progressing, an agreement has not yet been finalized. Israel is taking a cautious stance, concerned about security risks. Meanwhile, the United States is also preparing for possible military escalation.
Jinse Finance reports that a poll on March 25 shows Trump's approval rating has dropped to 36%, marking its lowest level since his return to the White House. The main reasons are rising oil prices and dissatisfaction with the Iran war, with only 25% approval on cost of living issues. Although support within the Republican Party remains relatively solid, dissatisfaction with handling the cost of living is rising.
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The U.S. 82nd Airborne Division's partial units are expected to deploy to the Middle East on March 25, including ground combat forces and command elements, prepared for rapid response within 18 hours. The White House stated that U.S. military operations against Iran remain ongoing.