Amid US President Donald Trump’s claims of erasing Iran from the world map, Gulf country President Masoud Pezeshkian has given a big statement on Sunday (March 22, 2026). He said that we are not afraid of baseless threats. The illusion of erasing Iran from the map shows frustration against the will of a history-making country.

Actually, this reaction of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has come after the 48-hour ultimatum given by US President Donald Trump regarding the Strait of Hormuz. By sharing a post on the social media platform Truth Social, Trump gave a threatening ultimatum to Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz. He said that if Iran does not completely open the Strait of Hormuz without any conditions and threats within the next 48 hours i.e. two days, then America will completely destroy Iran’s power plants by heavily bombing them.

What did the Iranian President say on Trump’s ultimatum?

Regarding Trump’s ultimatum and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to countries around the world, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that the Strait of Hormuz is open to all, except those who violate our land, rights and sovereignty. We are prepared to firmly face all random threats on this battlefield.

The illusion of erasing Iran from the map shows desperation against the will of a history-making nation. Threats and terror only strengthen our unity. The Strait of Hormuz is open to all except those who violate our soil. We firmly confront delirious threats on the battlefield.

— Masoud Pezeshkian (@drpezeshkian) March 22, 2026

Stock up on water and charge your phone: Isfahani

After US President Donald Trump’s ultimatum, Ismail Seqab Esfahani, an aide of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, appealed to the people of the country through a post on the X platform to stock up on water for themselves in the next two days and keep their phones fully charged. He said that Trump has increased the pressure regarding the Strait of Hormuz and if America or Israel damages Iran’s power infrastructure in the next 48 hours, it could have a major impact on the entire region.

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A pub landlord says parents’ behaviour has deteriorated to the point he has now banned children from his east London pub.

Egil Johansen, who has run The Kenton in Hackney for the last 17 years, told Sky News that “entitled parents” now have a “lack of understanding that when you are in a public space, like in a pub, you need to look after your children.”

As a consequence, he said he and his team are no longer able to manage the risk of children at the pub, which only serves drinks and regularly shows football.

“We’ve had a couple of accidents, kids have been running into people carrying drinks, they’ve been approaching dogs, poking them, stroking them, and then dogs are barking because they are feeling stressed, which has then caused confrontations with parents,” said Mr Johansen.

In November, the pub posted an update on Instagram telling customers that “lately, a few have mistaken The Kenton for a creche”.

At the time, children were allowed until 5pm but Mr Johansen said the rule was under review.

“The sad end of the story is that we have now decided to become an 18+ only pub,” he said on Sunday.

“That’s because these things have continued to happen despite having numerous posters around in a pub to please supervise your kids at all times.”

Although the reaction to the rule change has been “98% positive” according to Mr Johansen, some parents were disappointed by the move.

“That is a shame. We used to live on Queen Anne [Road] and come and visit friends often and would call in. We love your pub and have a very well-behaved 4-year-old,” wrote one regular on Facebook.

“Obviously, the decision hasn’t been taken lightly but it’s a massive shame that the actions (or inactions?) of a few parents when it comes to controlling their kids’ behaviour has led to this,” said another.

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Mr Johansen said he’s sympathetic – he’s a parent himself – but that his pub is simply not right for children anymore.

“It’s a big shame for people who do respect the rules or who do respect others but sadly the majority has ruined it for everyone.

“There are loads of other fantastic pubs in the area that are much more child-friendly.”

And as for his own trips to the pub with his seven-year-old son, Mr Johansen said he comes armed with board games, pens, crayons.

“We [also] know our limits because he’s an active child. We know that we only have one hour window and then he’s expired.”

Kurt Russell finds life in Colorado “different” from his old life in Hollywood.

Russell, who currently stars in Taylor Sheridan’s “The Madison,” told Fox News Digital that he and Goldie Hawn split their time between Los Angeles and Colorado.

“What I enjoy most is that [Hawn] really likes it in Colorado,” Russell began. “Wyatt and Meredith and their two boys, they live in Colorado now. So we like to spend as much time there as we can.”

Kurt Russell said that the thing he likes most about spending time in Colorado is how much Goldie Hawn likes it. (Greg Doherty/Getty Images for St. Regis)

Russell explained that their current lifestyle emulates “The Madison,” since they travel back and forth between Los Angeles and Colorado.

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“I’d like to be there more,” Russell said of Colorado. “And there’s a different kind of life there. That’s primarily it. I’d like to be able to spend as much time there possible.”

During an interview with the Wall Street Journal earlier this month, Russell explained that he and Hawn split their time between their homes in L.A., Palm Desert, Calif., Old Snowmass, Colo., and New York.

“We love real estate,” he said, before explaining that their home in Colorado is his favorite.

Kurt Russell said he and Goldie Hawn love their ranch in Colorado. (JC Olivera/Variety via Getty Images)

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“Our Old Snowmass home is my favorite. It’s a large, beautiful log-cabin lodge on a ranch that we moved into a little over 40 years ago,” Russell said. “Goldie and I share a passion for log homes. I never got that out of my system, starting with the one in Maine.”

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His favorite part of his Colorado home is being able to wake up and look at the mountains, he told the outlet.

During an interview with Men’s Health, Russell noted that his character in “The Madison” finds solace in the Colorado mountains – similar to how he does in real life.

“I moved to Colorado when I was 26 years old. At a certain point, you find yourself asking whether you’re going to live the life you want to live, or if you’re just going to talk about it. And I decided to make the move and live the life I wanted to live,” he said.

Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn’s son, Wyatt Russell, lives in Colorado with his family. (John Nacion/Getty Images)

Russell continued, “But my business was still primarily out of Los Angeles, so my life’s been split, going back and forth. I’m glad I did what I did. I’ve enjoyed my life the way I’ve wanted to and I’ve been able to continue on in the business too. I was able to make that happen. I could draw on that in ‘The Madison.’ My history with fly-fishing, for instance, goes way back. So I guess it’s something that came naturally.”

Matthew Fox stars alongside Kurt Russell in “The Madison.” (Emerson Miller/Paramount+)

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Russell’s latest role in “The Madison” leans into the rigid, Western spirit that Colorado is known for. Speaking to Fox News Digital, Russell said that the “Yellowstone” spin-off resembles who he is as a person.

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“Well, what’s fun about that part of it is it’s kind of me. This was fun because he’s an urban man. He’s a man of finance in New York City. Family’s grown up there. They’ve been together forever. And what I liked about this was.. so many different things,” Russell began.

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“It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a really successful long-term relationship. It’s been a long since I’ve seen a tragedy that’s relatable and a whole family that has to experience what it’s like to be a fish out of water now and all the things that they find out about themselves,” he continued. “Taylor Sheridan wrote a really really beautiful, beautiful screenplay here.”

Michelle Pfeiffer as Stacy Clyburn and Kurt Russell as Preston Clyburn are seen in the Paramount+ series “The Madison.” (Chris Saunders/Paramount+)

“I thought everything about it was good, but it was Michelle playing Stacy that, you know, I said, ‘Wow, she’s going to kill that,’ and she has. Really fantastic,” Russell concluded.

In the series, Michelle Pfeiffer plays his on-screen opposite. Aside from Pfeiffer and Russell, “The Madison” stars Beau Garrett, Elle Chapman, Patrick J. Adams, Amiah Miller, Alaina Pollack, Ben Schnetzer, Kevin Zegers, Rebecca Spence, Danielle Vasinova and Matthew Fox.

The first season of “The Madison” consists of six episodes and premiered on Paramount+ on March 14.

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Amidst the ever-increasing tension in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has taken a tough step and ordered Iran’s military attaché and some embassy employees to leave the country within 24 hours. The Saudi Foreign Ministry issued an official statement on Saturday (March 21, 2026), in which these officials of the Iranian Embassy have been declared persona non grata.

According to the ministry, the Iranian Embassy’s military attache, assistant military attache and three members of the mission staff are involved in this action. In fact, this decision has been taken at a time when the conflict in the region is continuously intensifying and Iran is being accused of repeatedly carrying out attacks in the territory of Saudi Arabia.

Iran also targeted other Gulf countries including Saudi

According to the report of Al Jazeera, this development has come to light amid Iran’s ongoing war with America and Israel. During this conflict, Iran has targeted Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, especially those places where American military bases are present. The impact of these attacks was not only limited to military bases, but also caused huge damage to residential areas and energy facilities. What’s more, this has spread instability across the region and affected the global energy market.

There were attacks on residential areas as well as energy establishments in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia, which has the world’s second-largest reserves of crude oil, has been hit by hundreds of missile and drone attacks since the war began. Officials said most of these attacks were intercepted. However, many attacks have significantly affected energy infrastructure and critical sites. Even the capital Riyadh has not remained untouched by these attacks, where recently an incident of drone attack near the US Embassy came to light.

Saudi Foreign Minister threatened Iran

The official statement from Saudi Arabia on Saturday (March 21, 2026) came after the recent statement given by Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, in which he had said that trust in Iran has now been completely lost. During this, he also made it clear that Saudi Arabia has every right to ensure its security and the country will not shy away from using its military capability if needed.

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Pakistan once again started attacking Afghanistan immediately after the end of the month of Ramadan and Eid ul Fitr. Pakistan Army has attacked with Havan rocket in Champat area of ​​Naray district of Kunar province of Afghanistan at around 9.30 am today on Sunday (March 22, 2026). While one woman was seriously injured in this attack, another civilian has died.

Afghanistan’s deputy spokesperson gave information about the attack

Afghanistan’s deputy spokesperson Hamdullah Fitrat gave information in this regard by sharing a post on social media platform X. He wrote in his post, ‘Today on Sunday (March 22, 2026) at around 9:30 in the morning in Khordad, Champat area of ​​Naray district of Kunar province has been attacked by a Havan rocket from the military regime of Pakistan. A woman has been seriously injured in this attack, while another civilian has died.

Today, on the morning of the 4th of the day, at half past nine in the morning, a bomb fired by Pakistan’s Pakistani regime in the area of ​​Kungal Province, Naghdi District, has resulted in the martyrdom of one soldier and one civilian.
This secret of the military regime is being imposed on the civilians in Shakin district of Paktika province…

— Hamdullah Fitratحمدالله فترار (@FitratHamd) March 22, 2026

He further said, ‘Similarly, the Pakistani military regime’s militia started firing on a civilian vehicle in Shakai district of Paktika province. However, fortunately all the people sitting in the car got out of the car safely during this firing and no one was killed in this incident, nor did anyone get any serious injury.

The world is burning in the fire of war.

Many parts of the world are currently burning in the fire of war. While Israel and America are continuously intensifying military action and attacks against Iran in the Middle East, Britain has also become actively involved in this war. On the other hand, there are chances of war starting again between Pakistan and Afghanistan. There has been a situation of conflict and tension on the borders of these two countries for a long time. In which many people from both sides have now died.

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Today’s derby clash between Newcastle United and Sunderland was temporarily paused after a report of “discriminatory abuse”, the Premier League has said.

The crowd abuse, during the second half, was reported to have been directed at Sunderland’s Lutsharel Geertruida, the league’s statement said.

It said the stoppage was “in line with the Premier League’s on-field anti-discrimination protocol” and the incident at St James’ Park in Newcastle would now be fully investigated.

“We offer our full support to the player and both clubs,” the Premier League said. “Racism has no place in our game, or anywhere in society.

“We will continue to work with stakeholders and authorities to ensure our stadiums are an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.”

Read more: Sky Sports match report

There had been tense scenes between fans outside the stadium before the match, which Sunderland won 2-1 thanks to a late goal by Brian Brobbey.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe also commented on the incident post-match, telling Sky Sports: “Certainly, we don’t condone any form of racism and it’s something the club will investigate.”

A spokesperson at Newcastle United said: “We are aware of a report of racism made by a visiting player against someone in the crowd during our Premier League match against Sunderland.

“Our stance is clear – we do not tolerate discrimination of any form.

“We will work with the authorities to fully investigate and will ensure any individuals are identified and held accountable.”

Following the game, police released a statement: “We can confirm we are aware of a report of discriminatory abuse during the Tyne-Wear Derby between Newcastle United FC and Sunderland AFC.

“As a force, we condemn all forms of discrimination and we will always look to take swift and appropriate action against offenders.”

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Northumbria Police also confirmed that, before the game, a 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of throwing a firework into a public place.

The force said opposing fans had been “goading one another” and it would “continue to have an increased police presence in the city centre”.

With respect to the game, the 2-1 win for Sunderland means they leapfrog Newcastle in the Premier League table.

It also sees them set a new record with 11 Premier League Tyne-Wear derbies unbeaten.

Most people have had this moment. You feel a strange symptom, open your phone and start searching online. Within minutes, you are deep in medical forums reading worst-case scenarios. By the end, you are either terrified or more confused than when you started.

Health care should feel clearer than that. Yet for many of us, it rarely does. Appointments take weeks. Medical records are hard to understand. You often have to repeat the same health history at every visit. Insurance rules feel like a maze.

According to the American Academy of Physician Associates, many Americans say navigating the health care system feels overwhelming and that they wish doctors had more time to listen. Now, a new tool from Amazon hopes to change that experience. It is called Amazon Health AI.

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Amazon Health AI lets you ask health questions, review records and connect with care directly through the Amazon app. (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

What Amazon Health AI actually does

Amazon Health AI, available at amazon.com/health-ai, acts as a digital health assistant that can answer medical questions and help guide you through your care. The tool lives inside the Amazon app and website.

You start by typing a health question into a chat box. From there, the system can:

• Explain lab results in plain language
• Review symptoms and suggest next steps
• Help schedule care with a provider
• Assist with prescription renewals
• Recommend relevant health products if asked

Health AI connects directly with clinicians from Amazon One Medical when professional care is needed. You can message a provider, start a video visit or schedule an in-person appointment. The goal is to make getting care simpler. Instead of spending time searching for appointments or jumping between different apps, you can move from a question to a provider more quickly. If symptoms suggest a possible emergency, the system may advise you to contact emergency services, such as calling 911.

Amazon is gradually rolling the Health AI tool out to U.S. customers, and availability varies by location.

CyberGuy reached out to Amazon for comment about the new service. Andrew Diamond, PhD, MD, chief medical officer at Amazon One Medical, said the goal is to reduce some of the everyday frustrations people face when navigating health care.

“Nearly two-thirds of Americans feel overwhelmed by the healthcare system and wish their doctors had more time to understand their concerns,” Diamond said. “Health AI is designed to handle the logistical and informational work that creates friction in healthcare, so patients and providers can spend more time on what matters most: the human relationship at the heart of healing.”

How Amazon Health AI uses your medical history

Health AI becomes more useful when it understands your medical history.

With permission, the system can access information such as:

• Past diagnoses
• Medications
• Lab results
• Doctor’s notes

This data flows through a secure national network called the Health Information Exchange. Health AI can access records from hundreds of thousands of providers nationwide once permission is granted.

For example, imagine someone with asthma develops a cough during flu season. A generic search might treat that symptom like any other cough. Health AI can look at your history and ask follow-up questions based on your specific risk factors.

Health AI can provide general information about someone else’s health question, but personalized answers are limited to the medical history of the account holder.

That context helps the system provide more relevant guidance. Still, the assistant does not replace doctors. When the situation requires medical judgment, it connects you with a real clinician.

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Health AI can help explain lab results, check symptoms and connect you with care through your phone. (Amazon)

How Amazon connects AI with real medical care

The service works closely with Amazon One Medical providers. Prescription renewals can also move through the system, with requests sent to a One Medical provider who reviews the request before approval. You can fill prescriptions through Amazon Pharmacy or another pharmacy you prefer. This approach helps reduce the steps people often face when trying to get care. Instead of spending time searching for appointments or jumping between different apps, you can move from a question to a provider more quickly.

Special access for Prime members

Amazon is also adding a limited introductory benefit. Eligible members of Amazon Prime can receive up to five free message-based consultations with a One Medical provider.

Neil Lindsay, senior vice president of Amazon Health Services, said the goal is to make care easier to access through the tools people already use. “Eligible Prime member accounts get up to five free direct message care consultations with a One Medical provider for any of the 30 common conditions,” Lindsay said.

These visits cover common conditions, including:

• Colds and flu
• Allergies and acid reflux
• Pink eye and UTIs
• Hair loss and skin care

Outside the promotion, message or telehealth visits typically cost about $29. A full One Medical membership provides broader virtual care and costs less for Prime members than for non-members.

How Amazon says it protects health data

Health information raises serious privacy questions. Amazon says Health AI runs inside a HIPAA-compliant environment with strong encryption and strict access controls. According to the company, personal health data is not used to sell ads. Amazon also says protected health information from One Medical and Amazon Pharmacy is not used for advertising or sold to third parties.

The system also includes safety guardrails. If the AI cannot confidently answer a question, it directs you to a human provider. Behind the scenes, the technology runs on Amazon’s AI platform called Amazon Bedrock.

Amazon also emphasized that Health AI was designed alongside medical professionals rather than built purely as a technology product.

“This isn’t a chatbot with a healthcare skin,” said Prakash Bulusu, chief technology officer at Amazon Health Services. “It’s a system designed from the ground up to be personalized, trustworthy and useful.”

Bulusu said he personally tested the system with his own health data, and it surfaced lab work he had forgotten to complete after a physical exam.

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You can ask Health AI about symptoms and receive guidance before deciding whether to seek medical care.  (Amazon)

Why Amazon believes AI belongs in health care

Millions of people already search Amazon for vitamins, blood pressure monitors and health products. The company believes AI can help guide those searches and connect them with medical advice. Amazon also partnered with major health systems, including the Cleveland Clinic and Rush University System for Health, to create smoother referrals between primary care and specialists. The idea is continuity. You should not feel like you are starting from scratch every time you see a new provider.

What this means for you

Tools like Health AI show how quickly artificial intelligence is moving into everyday health decisions. For patients, the potential benefits are clear. Faster answers. Simpler records. Easier access to doctors.

Yet it also raises big questions about privacy, data control and how much we rely on automated systems for health advice. AI can help people understand their health. But the human doctor still plays the absolute most important role. The challenge will be finding the right balance.

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Kurt’s key takeaways

Health care can be frustrating. Long waits, confusing records and disconnected systems often leave you feeling lost. Amazon believes AI can help guide you through that process. If the technology works as promised, it could help millions of us understand our health faster and reach care sooner. Still, any system that handles sensitive medical information must earn trust over time. That trust will depend on transparency, security and how responsibly companies use personal health data.

Would you feel comfortable letting an AI assistant review your medical history and guide your health decisions? Let us know by writing to us at Cyberguy.com.

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