Iran has threatened harsh prison sentences for citizens sharing footage of Israeli strikes, labeling it a crime against the state. The police warned that sharing information with "hostile media" could result in up to ten years behind bars.

Israeli strikes have targeted military sites in Tehran, Khuzestan, and Ilam. Iranian officials report limited damage and insist that air defenses thwarted some of the attacks. The military condemned the strikes as acts of aggression.

In a separate incident, Neal's Yard Dairy fell victim to a scam, losing 22 tonnes of cheddar worth over £300,000. Fraudsters deceived the company by posing as a distributor, coordinating delivery before the con was uncovered. Despite the loss, the dairy has compensated its artisan suppliers and is working with law enforcement, urging customer support to sustain small-scale producers.

The Digest, 10/26/2024 @1230AM, CDT

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