World leaders rushed to endorse US President Donald Trump’s proposed agreement with Iran, with the leaders of France, Britain, Germany, Italy, the United Nations, Qatar, and other regional powers praising the framework as a historic diplomatic breakthrough. UN Secretary-General António Guterres hailed the agreement as a critical step toward ending the conflict, while European leaders
A key Republican ally of US President Donald Trump is raising fresh doubts about the emerging Iran deal, warning that Washington and Tehran appear to have fundamentally different understandings of what was agreed. US Senator Lindsey Graham said he hopes diplomacy can permanently block Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, but cautioned that “we still
Documents captured by Israel in Gaza reportedly reveal that Hamas viewed a Saudi-Israel normalization agreement as a strategic threat and actively sought to derail it before launching the October 7 massacre. According to the documents, Hamas leaders established a dedicated body to fight normalization and called for escalating violence in Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem
‘Ships of the World, start your engines. Let the oil flow!’ Trump wrote.
Pakistan has published what it says are the terms of the Iran-US memorandum of understanding, including the lifting of sanctions on Iran, the release of some frozen Iranian assets, an end to the US blockade, and a complete ceasefire across all fronts, including an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. According to the reported terms, Iran would
Iran asserted that the country’s military capabilities had strengthened under the leadership of Mojtaba Khamenei.
Many expected that Washington would take a more active role in supporting anti-government demonstrations.
The Trump administration has refused entry to a handful of delegates, including a referee from Somalia and a photographer traveling with Iraq’s team.
President Trump told Fox News he expects a deal with Iran to be signed within the next few hours, revealing he called Prime Minister Netanyahu and asked him, “What the f— are you doing,” after he bombed Beirut.
The preparations reflect lessons learned from the previous exchange, when Iran fired projectiles at Israel following what it characterized as a violation of its deterrence equation.
