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Trump rejects Iran Hormuz peace proposal but says new talks are expected this week
Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal covering Hormuz and sanctions relief but says US negotiators expect further talks this week.
Iran offers seven-day plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz as US negotiations remain deadlocked
Iran has offered a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Find out why the proposal could reshape US-Iran diplomacy and global oil markets.
India raises concerns with Rubio as Trump’s Russia sanctions law threatens 100% tariffs
S. Jaishankar has raised India’s concerns with Marco Rubio over a new US sanctions law that could impose tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy.
Chinese intelligence support may be sharpening Iran attacks on US forces across Middle East
Chinese-linked intelligence may be helping Iran strike US forces with greater precision. Find out how satellite data is changing the Middle East war.
Iran rejects US pressure but keeps diplomacy alive as Hormuz dispute drives oil prices higher
Iran says it will not surrender to US pressure but remains open to diplomacy. Find out why Hormuz, nuclear policy and oil prices remain crucial.
Iran and US open diplomatic channel as Pezeshkian links Hormuz reopening to end of pressure
Iran says it remains open to diplomacy with the United States and could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if Washington eases pressure.
Iran executes Hossein Pedaran after conviction for passing missile-site intelligence to Mossad
Iran has executed Hossein Pedaran after courts convicted him of giving Mossad intelligence about sensitive missile sites in Isfahan during the 12-day war.
Pentagon puts Iran war cost at $43.6bn as munitions replacement reaches $28.1bn
A new US Central Command estimate puts the Iran conflict’s military cost at $43.6 billion through September 3, with munitions accounting for most of the bill.
UN Iran mission says US strikes amounted to war crimes and finds Tehran crimes against humanity
UN investigators say they have reasonable grounds to believe two US strikes in Iran constituted war crimes while Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity against protesters.
Russian satellites may have helped Iran sharpen attacks on US forces, raising new Moscow-Tehran concerns
Russian satellites may have helped Iran sharpen attacks on US forces. Find out what the intelligence claims mean for Moscow, Tehran and Washington.