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US-Israeli strikes, underscoring deep disagreements among major powers over how to approach and engage with Iran. The ceasefire camp draws on a weighty historical record. Military interventions, such as those in Iraq and Libya
action against people it accuses of working for foreign interests as it reports more executions and asset seizures. Judiciary and security authorities said they will “act decisively against the enemies’ mercenaries without leniency until
US attack on Iran, even if limited, would usher in “long and painful strikes” on its regional positions. Iranian media reports, quoting the aerospace force commander, Majid Mousavi, said: “We’ve seen what happened
Action (JCPOA) – saw Iran drastically scale back its nuclear programme under international supervision in exchange for lifting financial penalties against its economy. Even after the collapse of the JCPOA, China continued to import Iranian
military would continue to strike Hezbollah targets “wherever necessary”. The Israeli prime minister said his forces had killed the secretary of Hezbollah’s leader, Naim Qassem. Trump himself backed Netanyahu’s version, telling the public
actions by congressional leaders showed Republicans are struggling to maintain political backing for Trump's handling of the war. Rank-and-file Republicans are increasingly willing to defy the president over the conflict. House Republican
Iran in February. The US announced the start of the second phase of the plan in January, with governance of Gaza assumed by a transitional, technocratic administration alongside the demilitarisation and reconstruction of the territory
action. “Now that I’m speaking with you, it’s correct that [Israel] has stopped attacking Dahiyeh, but except for that, it is hitting wherever it wills,” Abbas Abdi, a state television analyst, told
actions. Like his predecessors, the president has proved completely unable to prioritise American interests, instead catering to Israel’s expansionist whims.” The latest report comes as Trump faces increasing pressure from his Democratic rivals
military officials, he also emphasised the importance of action on the climate crisis. He made reference to “the natural wonders” of the United States, speaking of what Teddy Roosevelt called “the glorious heritage of this
action on Hormuz Strait. Many observers believe that wide gaps remain between Iran and the US, making a ceasefire unlikely in the short term. An Israeli source familiar with the matter told Reuters that Israel
Iran [was “undemocratic”](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/13/cia-1953-iran-coup-undemocratic-argo) – the US historian Stephen Kinzer said it was rare for operatives to be so clear-sighted in tracing the consequences of their own actions. “I don’t think there
Iran war. Palace sources say he can play a unique role in supporting a UK and US partnership that has "survived many presidencies and of course many reigns". A Foreign Office spokeswoman also highlighted
Iran-aligned Hezbollah that the group had used a missile to shoot down an Israeli drone in southern Lebanon. Al Jazeera’s Heidi Pett, reporting from the Lebanese city of Tyre, said there is still
military support for his war, have focused on building a defensive non-belligerent naval alliance to police the freedom of navigation in the strait of Hormuz, but only after the conflict ends. The plan requires
action contrary to the spirit of governing international competitions and the principle of equality among participating countries," the FFIRI statement said. "This development raises serious questions about the interference of non-sporting and political considerations
US president wrote on his Truth Social site. Accordingly to [Axios](https://www.axios.com/2026/05/17/trump-iran-warning-harder-strikes), Trump met national security advisers on Saturday at his golf course in Virginia and is due to meet his national security
Iran with anime scenes. “Subsequently, the ministry of foreign affairs made a request to the US embassy in [Japan](https://www.theguardian.com/world/japan) regarding the unauthorised use of Yu-Gi-Oh! and Nintendo games
military ties with China’s Taiwan region”. In December, the Trump administration angered Beijing by [announcing an $11bn weapons package for Taiwan.](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/18/us-announces-more-than-10bn-of-arms-sales-to-taiwan) Another package worth about $14bn has reportedly been awaiting Trump
actions”, admitted they had been tasked by the IRGC with carrying out the operation. Iran has rejected the allegation and condemned the arrest of its nationals. ## In the US - **Trump on Xi:** Trump said