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The goals of the operation, Trump said, were to destroy Iran’s nuclear ambitions, its naval capabilities and missile industry and to ensure that Iranian proxies — including Hezbollah and Hamas — were thwarted. As days, weeks and months pass
Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, later said Iran was preparing a list of conditions for reopening the strait after mediators asked Tehran to set them out. Speaking through an interpreter in an Al Manar T
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Alongside the military track, al-Sharaa issued a decree in January recognising Kurdish as a national language and restoring citizenship to Syria Kurds, the first formal recognition of Kurdish rights since Syria’s independence in 1946.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani will discuss the continuation of Qatar's mediation efforts and other developments in the region during his visit to Tehran on Thursday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esm
A roadmap agreed by Hamas on July 30 said that the decommissioning of weapons would be supervised by the International Stabilization Force, the nascent unit that aims to deploy to Gaza if the situation calms. Gaza’s Ministry of Health said
Iran and Oman, the two countries with coastline in the waterway, said in a joint statement Tuesday that they were discussing a proposal for a temporary route that would allow ships to transit through the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a plan
More than 3,050 people were reported killed from January to June and another 1,400 injured, according to UN statistics released on Tuesday. An Israeli military strike overnight into Tuesday also destroyed a warehouse storing nutrition suppl
Fresh travel warnings as U.S.–Iran strike planning reports and Iranian threats to host nations raised weekend escalation risk.
CENTCOM: dozens of command, missile, drone and coastal sites hit; Iran vows to punish aggressor; Jordan and Kuwait report incoming fire.
Araghchi: attack cannot go unanswered; Zelensky touts long-range hits on Iran-linked military cargo route; first hard link between the wars.
Command says it redirected, disabled and boarded vessels for compliance while IRGC separately warns ships off unapproved Hormuz routes.
SBU drones also claimed against oil platform and Russian missile boat on Russia–Iran supply corridor.
CENTCOM hits command/drone/maritime sites; Encelia and Layla ablaze in Red Sea; Trump not ready for new ceasefire.
Military statements claim base and air-defense hits after overnight U.S. bombardment; host-nation sirens reported.
Symbolic resolution seeks to halt unauthorized military action as 12–13 night campaign continues.
CENTCOM: maritime, missile/drone storage, coastal and air-defense sites; IRGC claims tanker blazes on southern route.
Defense secretary’s funding ask lands amid nightly strikes and midterm-sensitive gasoline spikes.
CENTCOM: hangars, drone storage, ops centers; Momeni sees Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif while attacks rage.
CENTCOM hits command centers; IRGC claims tanker fires in Hormuz; ~2.5 mb/d Saudi Red Sea crude at risk, Rystad warns.
Reversal of key MoU economic relief follows early-July ship strikes; traffic then slides.
One day after announcing a 20% Hormuz transit fee, Trump says Gulf investments will replace the levy while the Iran port blockade still proceeds.
CENTCOM resumes the Iran port blockade at 4 p.m. ET and reports a seven-hour strike wave on missile, drone, and coastal defenses as the June MoU unravels.
Vague 14-point text, vessel-route fights, oil-waiver revoke and ‘ceasefire over’ declaration unravel June calm.
Enforcement campaign against alternative southern lanes triggers U.S. consequences threat.
July 7 statement opens path to restored blockade and multi-night strike campaign.
Key MoU economic provision reversed; consequences promised for strait enforcement campaign.
Tehran mirrors Washington’s rupture language as both sides abandon the June text in practice.
Day-20 crisis: diplomatic rupture, economic punishment and retaliatory strikes land together.
June 17 Islamabad text aimed to reopen Hormuz toll-free for 60 days while final-deal talks proceed.
Ambassadors sign 14-point trilateral framework in Washington; LAF pilot zones and phased IDF redeployment tied to verified disarmament of non-state groups.
Senate votes 50-48 for a House-passed concurrent resolution directing Trump to halt hostilities against Iran; four Republicans join Democrats in a largely symbolic rebuke.
Vance and Iranian negotiators wrap high-level talks in Bürgenstock; mediators say sides set a roadmap to a final deal within 60 days, plus Hormuz and Lebanon mechanisms.
Sunday-night blast and fire at Barzan local gas supply facility in Ras Laffan Industrial City kills 13 and injures 66; officials call it a technical accident.
Vice President JD Vance meets Iranian negotiators at Bürgenstock for first MoU talks; Trump threats and Hormuz claims strain the opening round.
Tehran’s military says the Strait of Hormuz is shut over Lebanon fighting; CENTCOM cites 55 ships and open traffic; Trump threatens U.S. tolls if no final deal in 60 days.
Saturday raids in Nabatieh, Tyre and Sidon districts kill civilians including children; Hezbollah fire and Israeli soldier deaths continue as U.S.-Iran talks loom.
Officials say a Qatar-U.S.-Iran mediated halt to Lebanon fighting takes effect after strikes kill 47; Switzerland talks delayed as Vance cancels travel.
14-point Islamabad framework takes effect: halt on all fronts including Lebanon, Hormuz reopens, 60-day clock for a final deal.
Pakistan mediates immediate halt on all fronts including Lebanon; Trump: deal all signed; oil slides as markets reopen Monday.