Norwegian police: We are strengthening security measures to protect the Iranian community in Norway.

Domestic News: 1. Wang Yi: Continue to optimize personnel exchange policies and further release visa-free benefits. 2. Wang Yi on China-US relations: China and the US cannot change each other, but they can change their way of getting along. 3. Affected by the international situation, several oil-themed funds have warned of secondary market risks. 4. Chinese Embassy in Qatar: Qatar Airways flights to China on March 9th are now on sale. International News: 1. South Korea is considering implementing an oil price cap, the first time in 30 years. 2. Afghan Defense Minister: Seeking to resolve the issue through negotiations with Pakistan. 3. Trump: The Save America Act is more important than anything else and must be the top priority. 4. Iran Situation—① Member of the Iranian Experts Council: The identity of Khamenei's successor is about to be revealed. ② US media: Trump's options for striking Iran include sending special forces to destroy Iranian nuclear facilities. ③ Sources reveal that Iraq's current daily oil production has fallen to about 40% of pre-conflict levels. ④ The US has internally discussed the possibility of seizing Hag Island, Iran's strategic oil export terminal, which handles approximately 90% of Iran's crude oil exports. ⑤ The Israeli Energy Minister stated that Iran's oil refineries and power plants might be bombed. ⑥ The Israeli Defense Minister claimed that the recently appointed military secretary to Iran's Supreme Leader was killed. ⑦ The US canceled its navigation warning, originally set to expire on the 13th, regarding commercial vessels avoiding the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. ⑧ Several Israeli media outlets reported that the UAE attacked Iran's desalination facilities, which was subsequently denied by UAE officials. ⑨ Iran claimed to have destroyed four US THAAD system radars. ⑩ US Energy Secretary Wright stated that a large oil tanker passed through the Strait of Hormuz 24 hours ago. The resumption of regular shipping is not far off.

WTI crude oil rose above $101 per barrel, up 10.74% on the day.