Drone Strike Causes Fire at UAE Nuclear Power Plant; Radiation Levels Normal Haaretz
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Drone Strike Causes Fire at UAE Nuclear Power Plant; Radiation Levels Normal – Haaretz
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US falling into Israeli trap: Senior advisor to Iran’s Leader
Ali Akbar Velayati, who is also a member of Iran’s Expediency Council, wrote in a post on his X account on Sunday that US President Donald Trump’s “sterile diplomacy” in Beijing and his “empty-handed” return from China reflected a…
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US proposes five-point Iran deal: Report – TRT World
US proposes five-point Iran deal: Report TRT World
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Iran have 'constructive' meeting with FIFA over World Cup preparations – France 24
Iran have ‘constructive’ meeting with FIFA over World Cup preparations France 24
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Drone strike sparks a fire on the perimeter of UAE's nuclear power plant, shaking Iran war ceasefire – reflector.com
Drone strike sparks a fire on the perimeter of UAE’s nuclear power plant, shaking Iran war ceasefire reflector.com
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Drone strike sparks a fire on the perimeter of UAE's nuclear power plant, shaking Iran war ceasefire – AP News
Drone strike sparks a fire on the perimeter of UAE’s nuclear power plant, shaking Iran war ceasefire AP News
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What Iran and US each demand in talks?
Mehr News Agency has learned from informed sources that Iran has formally conditioned the start of any negotiations on the fulfilment of a set of confidence-building measures, while the United States has responded with excessive demands that,…
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Fire Reported near UAE Nuclear Plant after Drone Strike – Other Media news
No injuries were reported, and officials confirmed there was no impact on radiological safety levels, local media reported.
All precautionary measures were taken, with further updates to follow as they become…
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"We will not permit that again": Iran warns against transit of 'enemy' weapons through Strait of Hormuz
Tehran [Iran], May 17 (ANI): Iran said that it will no longer allow ‘enemy’ military equipment to transit through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, according to Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref, as reported by Al Jazeera….
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