Pulse Briefing: US-Iran standdown fragility, Hormuz shipping collapse, Putin fuel shortage admission - Monday, June 29, 2026

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US and Iran agreed to stand down after weekend strikes with talks scheduled in Qatar, but shipping traffic through Hormuz has plummeted with owners wary despite the pause. Putin publicly admitted fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian refinery strikes. Twin earthquakes in Venezuela killed Americans and collapsed infrastructure with death toll climbing past 1,400. The Pulse Briefing is a daily preparedness-intelligence briefing on the national and geopolitical developments that matter for prepared families: energy, supply chains, security, health, and the economy.

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