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significantly damaged after numerous attacks hit their runways, control towers and hangars. Despite the scope and depth of the damage, as well as the impact of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports that began
deal, Israel would buy a fourth F-35 squadron from Lockheed Martin and a second squadron of F-15IA fighter jets from Boeing. In December, Boeing was given an $8.6bn contract for Israel, including
US president has often appeared relatively insensitive to popular opinion in Washington, he cares about market fluctuations, energy prices and inflation and “understands that the status quo can’t be protected indefinitely,” said Minor
deal [announced by Pakistan](/news/2026/4/8/jd-vance-says-iran-would-be-dumb-to-let-talks-collapse-over-lebanon). After a 10-day ceasefire was announced in Lebanon last week, Iran said the Hormuz Strait would re-open, but it shut down the waterway again after Trump said
ceasefire for more talks, and the nuclear deal made under Barack Obama in 2015. Trump condemned it and in his first term in the White House pulled the US out. Iran's rulers believe with
ceasefire deal, despite thousands continuing to be displaced from their homes in southern Lebanon. But Israel’s attacks since March have now ruined that, with more than 1.2 million people displaced, numerous villages in southern
ceasefire deal Trump has agreed to with Iran is a clear example of what happens when aggression is given unconditional support. Throughout the negotiation process, the Israeli government has repeatedly sabotaged efforts to end hostilities
deal with the US and other nations, capping its nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. Lew had told Congress that in reality, Iran would be able to access only about half of its frozen
significant direct engagement between the US and Iran in decades. Mediated by Pakistan, the talks lasted more than 20 hours and included both indirect and direct exchanges between delegations led by US Vice President
significant presence on the UAE’s soil for years, including in the al-Dhafra airbase located just outside of Abu Dhabi, which holds thousands of US troops and advanced equipment, namely radar and intelligence systems
deal and pave the way for tackling a series of thorny issues, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon and the disarmament of Hezbollah. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who attended
Iran — where the US and Israel have waged a war against Tehran since February 28, though a fragile ceasefire is in place — said Malamud. Any attack on Cuba, he said, carries with it the very
deal, the vital strait of Hormuz, of Israel’s role, and whether peace can hold. A quick piece of housekeeping first. This summer, we will be experimenting with the format of your Monday First Edition
significant milestone for UAE hubs Dubai, home to the world’s busiest airport for international passengers, and Abu Dhabi, which have been operating under restrictions since late February. The US-Israel war on Iran
US President Donald Trump had recently suggested that a deal might be within reach. Conventional logic would suggest that Iran should avoid actions that could endanger diplomacy. Yet Tehran may believe the opposite. Iranian leaders
significant deterrent capacity, including missile systems and a network of regional allies, enabling it to sustain a prolonged confrontation. Jeffrey Sachs, the Columbia University economist and a sharp critic of the war, argued that
ceasefire](/features/2026/4/8/how-pakistan-managed-to-get-the-us-and-iran-to-a-ceasefire) in the US war on Iran. For its part, India can also point to significant military outcomes. Its BrahMos long-range missiles struck multiple Pakistani airbases, including Nur Khan in Rawalpindi and Bholari
significant progress towards bringing a durable peace to the Middle East, the truce looked in danger of collapsing on its first day. ![A man stands next to a building razed to the ground
US president suggested that hunting down Iran’s enriched uranium was primarily for political optics, after Israel demanded it as a goal in the war. “I just feel better if I got it, actually
deal that would halt the fighting and reopen the strait of Hormuz. Draft proposals brokered by Qatari and Pakistani mediators would extend the ceasefire for 60 days while negotiations continued over Iran’s nuclear programme