Two significant oil spills recently occurred at U.S. military bases in South Korea, with details reported by Yonhap news agency. The incidents involved substantial leaks of jet fuel, prompting investigations and containment efforts.

• Approximately 11,000 gallons (41,600 liters) of fighter jet fuel leaked from a tank at a U.S. Air Force base in Gunsan.
• The 8th fighter wing of the U.S. Air Force stated measures were taken to contain and remediate pollutants, assuring no immediate risk to residents.
• An unknown volume of fuel also leaked on February 5 at another U.S. Air Force base in Osan.

The US toy industry remains wary due to lingering uncertainty over trade policy and tariffs, despite some stabilization, with many firms anxiously awaiting a Supreme Court decision that could impact their profits.

• Rick Woldenberg, Chief Executive of Learning Resources, challenged Donald Trump's global tariffs in court.
• Tariffs on Chinese goods at one point reached 145%, now averaging around 20%.
• Companies like Basic Fun and Glo Pals increased prices on products such as the Tonka plastic toy truck, which went from $30 to approximately $35, and Glo Pals' light-up cubes, which increased by roughly 20% to $12.99.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused the United States of attempting to exclude Russia from global energy markets, despite rhetoric about mutually beneficial cooperation. Lavrov highlighted sanctions against Russian oil companies and demands for other nations to cease purchasing Russian oil.

• The Trump administration announced sanctions against Lukoil and Rosneft.
• Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov made the statement in an interview with the Al Arabiya TV channel.
• The United States reportedly demanded India stop buying Russian oil.