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Vance Says Progress Made as US–Iran Deal Awaits Trump Green Light

US Vice President JD Vance says Washington and Tehran have made significant progress on a deal to extend their ceasefire in the Middle East war, but cautioned they are “not there yet” and that President Donald Trump has not yet given his green light. Speaking to reporters, Vance described the Geneva talks on Tuesday as “productive in some ways,” though he noted Iran remains “not yet willing” to engage fully on some elements of the proposed memorandum of understanding (MOU). The pending MOU centres on Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile and limits on further enrichment activities. Vance said a few issues remain unresolved, including language details in the draft agreement. He stressed that the ultimate test is whether the deal satisfies President Trump’s red line: ensuring Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon. Vance acknowledged uncertainty over whether Trump will endorse […]

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Oil Prices Bounce Higher After New US Strikes on Iran

Oil prices jumped higher after the United States launched fresh self-defense strikes on Iranian targets, shattering earlier hopes for an imminent peace deal and raising fears of further disruption to global energy supplies. Brent crude, the international benchmark, reclaimed nearly all of Monday’s losses, climbing by $1.40 or 1.5 per cent to settle at $97.56 per barrel shortly after the US military action began. US crude (WTI) also rose, recovering part of the sharp selloff that had seen prices drop nearly 7 per cent earlier in the session. The US strikes targeted missile launch sites and a drone control facility near Bandar Abbas in southern Iran, as well as vessels attempting to lay mines close to the Strait of Hormuz. The renewed escalation reignited concerns about the security of the vital waterway, which Iran has effectively blocked since March and […]

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US Strikes Iran, Drawing Retaliatory Attack on American Base

The United States has carried out fresh airstrikes on Iranian targets, prompting a retaliatory attack by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard on an American military base as tensions over the 2026 Iran war escalate again. According to US officials, American forces conducted “self-defense” strikes in southern Iran targeting a drone control facility near the port city of Bandar Abbas, as well as missile launch sites and vessels attempting to lay mines close to the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command said four Iranian one-way attack drones were shot down before the ground control station was struck. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) accused Washington of violating a fragile ceasefire that has been in place since April and vowed to retaliate. Iranian state media reported that the IRGC launched missiles and drones at a US airbase it described as the “source of the […]

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US Treasury Sanctions Iran Authorities Overseeing Strait of Hormuz

The United States Treasury has announced new sanctions against Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority, the body created by Tehran to oversee and charge tolls on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The Persian Gulf Strait Authority, launched on May 18, is responsible for approving vessel passage and collecting fees reportedly as high as $2 million per ship, forming part of Iran’s bid to consolidate control over the strategic waterway. The Strait of Hormuz handles a significant share of global oil and gas shipments, and Iran has been enforcing a multi-tiered clearance system for vessels using checkpoints on islands in the Gulf. Under the new measures, the Persian Gulf Strait Authority has been added to the US Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list, meaning any assets it holds under US jurisdiction are frozen and US persons are barred from dealings with it. […]

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Iran Begins Restoring Internet Access

Internet access has begun to return across Iran after being restricted for nearly three months, according to the country’s first vice-president. Mohammad Reza Aref announced on Tuesday via X that what he described as the “first step toward free and regulated access to cyberspace” had been implemented. Internet monitoring organisations Netblocks and Kentik confirmed that partial connectivity was restored around 13:00 GMT, although most networks were still experiencing significant disruptions. Kentik noted that widespread access had not yet fully returned. Iran had imposed a nationwide internet shutdown following the start of US and Israeli military strikes on 28 February. Authorities said the measure was intended to reduce risks linked to surveillance, espionage, and cyber-attacks during the conflict. The shutdown has been described by monitoring groups as one of the longest national internet blackouts recorded globally. Netblocks warned that it remains […]

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Israel Intensifies Strikes Across Lebanon

Israel carried out a large-scale wave of air strikes across southern and eastern Lebanon overnight, intensifying military operations against Hezbollah despite ongoing ceasefire efforts. The Israeli military said more than 100 Hezbollah-linked sites and fighters were targeted during one of the heaviest bombardments since a US-mediated ceasefire took effect in mid-April. Lebanese health officials reported that at least 11 people, including two children, were killed in strikes on the village of Mashghara in the Bekaa Valley. Several others were injured after homes were destroyed during the attacks. Israel said the strikes targeted areas where Hezbollah fighters and military infrastructure had been identified. The escalation follows remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who announced that he had ordered the military to “increase pressure” on Hezbollah in response to continued attacks from the Iran-backed group. “We will strike them with force,” […]

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Four Dead in Belgium Train and School Bus Crash

Four people, including two children aged 12 and 15, have died after a train collided with a school minibus in the Belgian town of Buggenhout on Tuesday morning. The tragic accident happened shortly after 08:00 local time while the minibus was transporting students to a special education school in northern Belgium. According to Belgian authorities, the vehicle was carrying seven children, a 49-year-old driver, and a 27-year-old chaperone at the time of the crash. Federal police spokeswoman An Berger said the minibus had been travelling along a road beside the railway before turning onto a level crossing where the safety barriers were already lowered. Moments later, an approaching train struck the vehicle at high speed. Officials said the train was travelling at around 90km/h when the collision occurred. The impact pushed the minibus into a nearby pole before throwing it […]

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Russia Escalates Threats Against Kyiv

Russia has increased its warnings toward Ukraine, threatening what it described as “systematic strikes” on Kyiv aimed at military-industrial targets. Moscow has also advised foreign nationals and diplomatic personnel to leave the Ukrainian capital immediately, raising concerns about a possible escalation in the war. While the language coming from the Kremlin appears more aggressive, Ukrainian officials say the actual level of military threat has not significantly changed. According to Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry, Russian attacks on cities and civilian areas have continued regularly for more than four years. However, analysts say the Kremlin’s latest statements stand out because of the way Moscow is attempting to justify future attacks. Russia recently accused Ukraine of killing 21 students during a strike in Starobilsk, located in the Russian-occupied Luhansk region. Ukraine maintains that the target was a military facility and denies intentionally attacking civilians. […]

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Iran Accuses US of Breaking Ceasefire

Iran has accused the United States of carrying out a “serious violation” of the current ceasefire after fresh air strikes were launched across parts of the country over the last two days. According to the US Central Command (Centcom), the attacks targeted Iranian missile facilities and boats allegedly preparing to deploy naval mines in southern Iran. Washington described the operation as “self-defence strikes”. Iran’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the action, saying the United States would be held responsible for the consequences of what it called “aggressive and unjustified attacks” in Hormozgan province, a strategic coastal region located along the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes. Iran’s restrictions in the area have already contributed to rising global energy prices in recent weeks. Tehran warned that it would respond firmly to […]

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Iran Executes Man Over Cooperation With Israel’s Mossad

Iran has executed a man whom its courts convicted of cooperation with Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency, state media reported. The official IRNA news agency identified the executed man as Ali Ardestani and claimed he relayed sensitive information to Israeli spy agency officers in return for financial rewards in the form of cryptocurrencies. The report said Ardestani confessed to the spying charges and had hoped to receive a million-dollar reward as well as a British visa. Iran labeled Ardestani a “special operative force of Israel” and claimed he gave images and footage of “special places” to Mossad agents. The report said Israel recruited Ardestani online. His case went through legal procedures in both primary courts and the country’s Supreme Court. The Iranian judiciary’s Mizan News Agency reported that the executed man had been found guilty of “intelligence cooperation and espionage for […]

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