KeyLang Daily News - 2026年3月12日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for March 12th, 2026. I'm bringing you today's top 20 stories from around the world. Let's begin.

⚔️ Trump says unaware of evidence US bombed Iranian school

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was unaware of evidence indicating American forces bombed a girls' school in Iran. The strike killed 165 people, mostly children. Military investigations and satellite analysis suggest the US was responsible, though Trump previously blamed Iran for the attack.

🌍 EU and UK demand Israel halt West Bank settler violence

The European Union and Britain called on Israel to stop increased settler violence in the West Bank. The UN reports six Palestinians have been killed in settler attacks since the Iran war began. International pressure mounts as violence escalates in the occupied territory.

⚔️ Iran's new supreme leader injured but safe, says official

Iran's newly appointed Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is injured but safe, according to the president's son. The 56-year-old leader has not appeared publicly since his appointment following his father's assassination. Officials say he is sheltering in a secure location with limited communication.

🌍 Pakistan pledges unconditional support for Saudi Arabia

Pakistan's government spokesperson said the country would support Saudi Arabia "no matter what, no matter when" amid Middle East tensions. Officials emphasized Pakistan's role in diplomatic efforts while maintaining strong defense ties with Riyadh through their mutual defense agreement.

⚔️ US warns civilians to avoid Iranian port facilities

US Central Command urged civilians to stay away from all port facilities in Iran. Officials said Iranian military operations at civilian ports make them legitimate targets under international law. The warning comes as tensions continue in the Strait of Hormuz region.

🌍 Qatar urges UN Security Council action on Middle East war

Qatar's UN ambassador called for Security Council intervention to halt the US-Israeli assault on Iran. The ambassador warned that continued attacks on uninvolved neighbors send a dangerous signal. She emphasized the council must fulfill its responsibility to maintain international peace.

🏥 WHO reports 54 health facilities closed in Lebanon

The World Health Organization said 54 health facilities in Lebanon have shut down amid regional escalation. The closures include 49 primary healthcare centers and five hospitals following evacuation orders. WHO verified 18 attacks on health facilities in Iran and 25 in Lebanon since February 28th.

💰 US inflation steady at 2.4% despite war concerns

American consumer inflation remained unchanged at 2.4 percent in February, according to new data. The White House expects war-related price shocks to be temporary. Economists monitor potential impacts from Middle East conflict on global supply chains and energy prices.

📱 Pro-Iran hackers target US medical device company

Investigators linked a cyberattack on major US medical device maker Stryker to pro-Iranian hackers. The incident highlights healthcare companies as strategic targets in cyber warfare. Experts warn of potential disruptions to patient care amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

⚽ Iran withdraws soccer team from FIFA World Cup

Iran's sports minister announced the national soccer team will not participate in the FIFA World Cup. The team was scheduled to play three games in the United States this June. The withdrawal comes amid ongoing military campaign that killed Iran's former supreme leader.

⚔️ French aid worker killed in DR Congo drone strike

A French UN children's agency worker was among three people killed in drone strikes in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack hit a residential building in Goma, a city controlled by the Rwanda-backed M23 militia. Witnesses report the building housed expatriates and aid workers.

⚔️ 65 Nigerian soldiers killed in jihadist raids

At least 65 Nigerian soldiers died in attacks by Islamic State West Africa Province over two weeks. Gunmen overran four military bases in Borno state and reportedly abducted 300 civilians. The attacks represent escalating violence in one of the world's deadliest terror campaigns.

⚔️ Russia accuses Britain of involvement in Ukrainian strike

The Kremlin accused British specialists of helping Ukraine carry out a deadly missile strike on Bryansk city. The attack used British Storm Shadow missiles and killed six people. Russia said it would take Britain's alleged role into account in future actions.

🌍 Pakistan opposition demands transparency on defense pacts

Pakistani opposition parties called for government transparency on defense agreements amid regional tensions. The Tehreek Tahaffuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan urged consultation with parliament on national security decisions. Opposition leaders condemned US-Israeli attacks on Iran and called for diplomatic solutions.

💰 Iran threatens to target global economic centers

Iran's Revolutionary Guard vowed to attack economic centers and banks linked to US and Israeli interests. The warning comes as Iran effectively closes the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of global crude oil passes. Officials warn of potential destruction to the world economy.

🌍 Trump considers wider Middle East military engagement

US President Trump suggested continuing current military operations when asked about ending the Iran campaign. Senator Josh Hawley encouraged Trump to claim victory and end the mission. Democratic senators criticized the administration for lacking a clear plan for the conflict.

🌍 Gulf states resist US pressure to join Iran war

Gulf countries have resisted American appeals to actively join military operations against Iran. Senator Lindsey Graham publicly urged Saudi Arabia to enter the conflict. Regional analysts warn that Gulf states risk becoming targets due to hosting US military bases.

💰 Pakistan implements fuel measures amid global crisis

Pakistan raised fuel prices and introduced austerity measures including four-day work weeks. Officials said the country secured alternative supply chains to maintain fuel security. The government expects longer delivery times but maintains adequate stockpiles amid Middle East disruptions.

🌍 Commercial ships hit as Iran war enters 12th day

Commercial vessels were struck as the Iran conflict continued into its 12th day. Uncertainty grows over when hostilities might end amid continued attacks and mounting casualties. The conflict raises concerns about economic impacts and global energy markets.

🌍 Over 43,000 US citizens evacuated from Middle East

The State Department announced more than 43,000 American citizens have returned home from the Middle East since February 28th. Most of the million Americans in affected regions chose to stay or arrange private transportation. The agency improved evacuation responses after initial coordination challenges.

That's all for today's world news. These stories remind us how interconnected our world remains, and how events in one region can impact communities globally. Thank you for listening to KeyLang Daily News. Stay informed, and we'll see you tomorrow.