Bitcoin surges straight up late at night, Iran and the U.S. announce the latest battlefield updates, and Israeli regular forces have already collapsed.

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On the evening of March 28, cryptocurrencies that had been falling steadily suddenly rebounded across the board.

Among them, Bitcoin surged straight up, at one point breaking above $67,000; as of 22:50, it was up more than 1% for the day. Ethereum returned above $2,000, HYPE rose by nearly 4%, and Dogecoin rose by nearly 5%. In the past 24 hours, more than 80,000 people worldwide in the global crypto market were liquidated.

On the news front, according to Xinhua News Agency, on March 28, Malaysia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Muhammad said that the Iranian government has allowed several Malaysian oil tankers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz to pass through.

According to CCTV News, on March 28 as well, Thailand and Iran reached an agreement whereby Thai oil tankers can pass through the Strait of Hormuz safely.

According to Xinhua News Agency, citing U.S. media reports on the 27th, the U.S. Navy’s “Bush” carrier strike group will head to the Middle East, which means the U.S. military may deploy 3 aircraft carriers for military actions against Iran. The Israel Defense Forces issued a statement on March 28 saying that the day before, the Israeli military launched airstrikes using more than 50 fighter jets on multiple nuclear-related facilities and weapons production facilities inside Iran.

According to @CCTV International News, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ public relations department issued a statement today (March 28). As part of the “Honest Commitment 4” military operation, during the 85th wave of strikes, the IRGC Navy and Aerospace Force used missiles and drones to carry out strikes against multiple major industrial targets of the United States and Israel.

According to @CCTV International News, Yair Lapid, leader of the Israeli opposition party “There Is a Future,” delivered a televised address on March 26, accusing the government led by Prime Minister Netanyahu of forcing the Israel Defense Forces to conduct multi-front operations when its manpower was far from sufficient—“without strategy, and lacking the necessary means of warfare.” He cited a report submitted to the cabinet the day before by the Israeli military’s chief of staff, saying that the regular forces have already “completely collapsed,” the army does not have enough soldiers to carry out missions, reserve soldiers are exhausted and cannot continue to respond to security challenges.

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