President Donald Trump announced Monday that the war in Iran would be over “very soon,” and that oil tankers would be given special U.S. Navy escorts to navigate between the Persian Gulf and global oceans. With gasoline prices and energy…
Category: 1. Iran
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IRGC warns 'security in region either for all or for none'
IRGC issues warning on security and regional stability as they launch a new wave of drone and missile attacks on Israeli and US targets.
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More Iranian Female Soccer Players Seek Asylum As Team Plane Leaves Australia
Two more members of Iran’s national women’s soccer team have reportedly asked for asylum in Australia and failed to board a departing flight to Kuala Lumpur. Earlier, five team members were granted humanitarian visas in Australia over fears for…
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Two Israeli gas fields shut down following Iranian missile threats
Operations at two major Israeli gas fields in the Mediterranean have been suspended due to Iranian missile threats.
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71 percent expect Iran conflict to last months or longer: Poll – The Hill
71 percent expect Iran conflict to last months or longer: Poll The Hill
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Iran War Live Updates: Pete Hegseth Says ‘We Will Not Relent’ Until Iran Is Defeated – WSJ
Iran War Live Updates: Pete Hegseth Says ‘We Will Not Relent’ Until Iran Is Defeated WSJ
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Iran War Live Updates: Pete Hegseth Says ‘We Will Not Relent’ Until Iran Is Defeated – WSJ
Iran War Live Updates: Pete Hegseth Says ‘We Will Not Relent’ Until Iran Is Defeated WSJ
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A protracted Iran war multiplies risks for Trump – Middle East Institute
A protracted Iran war multiplies risks for Trump Middle East Institute
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Iran attacks Israel and Gulf countries to pressure Trump
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran’s attacks on regional oil infrastructure and pledges to choke off maritime traffic left markets on edge Tuesday as the United States promised blistering new…
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War with Iran delivers high oil prices and another shock to the global economy
WASHINGTON (AP) — The war with Iran is doing collateral damage to the world economy.
The conflict is driving up energy and fertilizer prices; threatening food shortages in poor countries; destabilizing fragile states such…
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