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Iran to Trump: Do These Things, and We'll We'll Declare You Winner!
Iran would gladly tell the world that the United States had achieved a major and historic victory.
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WSJ: Trump Forced to Portray Iran Defeat as Victory to Save Face
The senior editor of The Wall Street Journal has stated that Trump is forced to portray defeat against Iran as a victory in order to save face.
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Handala Releases Hacked Images of FBI Director Patel, Ex-Mossad Chief Cohen, Mocks US Justice System
The cyber group “Handala”has released hacked images of FBI Director Kash Patel and Yossi Cohen, a person close to Netanyahu and former Mossad chief.
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Recently Iranian Missile Strike on Kuwaiti Base Injures 5 US Personnel, Damages Two MQ‑9 Drones
An Iranian ballistic missile attack on a Kuwaiti air base has wounded several American military personnel and caused serious damage to two US MQ-9 Reaper drones, according to a new report.
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US Congress Weighs Plan for Unprecedented Military Integration With Israel in 2027 NDAA
The US Congress has decided to vote on a sweeping new legislative proposal that integrates the American and Israeli military forces to an unprecedented degree, a report said.
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U.S. Aviation Industry Warns: Restricting International Flights Will Cause Chaos in the Country
As the possibility of imposing restrictions on international flights at some major U.S. airports by the Donald Trump administration is raised, aviation, travel, and trade bodies have warned that implementing such a decision could lead to widespread disruption in the air transport network, the stranding of millions of passengers, and severe economic damage.
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The Independent:
Trump's Threat Against Oman Was Quietly Overlooked in the Cabinet Meeting
The British newspaper The Independent, in a commentary on the recent U.S. cabinet meeting, wrote that Donald Trump made a threatening remark about the Sultanate of Oman in the middle of the session. According to the author, despite its gravity, the remark was quickly passed over without serious reaction.
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The World's Wealthy Reduce Their Reliance on the Dollar
Swiss bank UBS has warned that the world's wealthiest individuals are reducing their reliance on the dollar due to geopolitical tensions and rising U.S. debt. According to a survey by the bank, two-thirds of wealth management firms expect confidence in the dollar as a global reserve currency to decline over the next 12 months.
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Trump's Failure to Impose the Expansion of the "Abraham Accords"
Donald Trump's attempt to impose the expansion of normalization agreements with the Zionist regime, known as the "Abraham Accords," and to link them to ongoing negotiations with Iran, has met with a wall of opposition from countries.
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White House Claim Following Trump's Meeting on Iran
The White House announced after U.S. President Donald Trump's meeting in the Situation Room on Iran that Trump will accept an agreement that serves America's interests.
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Trump, with -24% Favorability Rating, Most Unpopular U.S. President in History
The war with Iran has severely damaged Trump's standing, and his performance in managing the economy has been his biggest downfall.
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Cuba Warns of Escalating U.S. Military Threats and Deadlock in Bilateral Talks
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister, expressing concern over the suspension of talks between Havana and Washington, warned that the risk of U.S. military aggression against the country is increasingly growing.
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Inflation in the US Reached Its Highest Level Since 2023 Following the War Against Iran
The rise in oil prices and disruption in the global energy market after the U.S.-Zionist regime war against Iran set the U.S. inflation rate on an upward trajectory.
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From 'Epic Fury' to 'Fake Victory'
Trump is trying to find a dignified way out of the quagmire of war by making unrealistic claims about the results of negotiations with Iran
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NYC Mayor Condemns U.S.–Israeli War on Iran, Says Conflict ‘Must End’
The Mayor of New York has strongly condemned the aggressive war by the United States and the Zionist regime against Iran and declared that this war must end.
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Poll: 62% of Americans Disapprove of Congress as Corruption Concerns Rise
A majority (62%) of Americans strongly or somewhat disapprove of the way that Congress is handling its job, while only 16% approve, according to this week's Economist / YouGov Poll.
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Iran Says Ceasefire Violations and Conflict‑Related Sexual Violence of Israel Must Be Prosecuted as War Crimes
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi has sharply slammed Israel over its response to the inclusion in a United Nations list concerning conflict-related sexual violence, saying the Tel Aviv regime is evading accountability by targeting international institutions
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Trump: We Don't Need Oil or the Strait / We Will Destroy Oman Too
The U.S. president, stating that he wants Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other countries to join the Abraham Accords, described compromise with Israel as the Arab countries' "debt" to the United States, saying, "They owe this to us."
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Huckabee Sparks Outrage After Telling Lebanese to ‘Thank Israel’ for Tech and Produce
Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel and a passionate advocate of its wars in the region, has told the people of Lebanon to be grateful for Israeli contributions to their society.
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US‑Israeli War Against Iran Could Add Billions to American Interest Costs
The US-Israeli aggression against Iran could cost American taxpayers billions of dollars, as investors’ fears over rising inflation add to the US government’s debt burden, a report said.
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The book "Made in America: How U.S. History Paved the Way for Trump"
A new book by Edward Stourton, a veteran British journalist and broadcaster, presents Donald Trump as a direct product of deep-rooted historical trends in American politics and society.
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Trump Asks Regional Countries to Join the Abraham Accords After the End of the War Against Iran
Trump emphasized in talks with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Pakistan, and several other countries that he expects the relations of these countries with Israel to be normalized after the end of the war with Iran.
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The Atlantic Mocks Trump: A Loser Who Only Fooled Himself
The American magazine The Atlantic, in a report, headlined the reasons for Trump's failure, stating he could not give substance to his nonsense about Iran and ultimately only fooled himself.
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American Muslims' Interest in Hajj Amid Official Warnings, Price Hikes Caused by War Against Iran
The American newspaper wrote that despite increased regional tensions, concerns about flight disruptions, rising fuel prices, and war-induced instability, Muslims in the United States emphasize that faith and religious duty compel them to perform the Hajj pilgrimage.
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Nicaragua names a street in honor of martyred students of Minab
Officials in the Nicaraguan city of Corinto have designated a street as “Angels of Minab” to honor the memory of the martyred students of the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School who lost their lives in a US strike on the first day of US-Israeli aggression against Iran.
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Widening divide between US and Europe
The world is living through one of the most sensitive periods in international relations, a time when the “Atlantic Alliance” has faced a storm called Trumpism after decades of stability.
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Sumud Flotilla activist: “What happens in Israeli prisons resembles Nazi camps”
Haitham Arafat, an American of Palestinian origin who recently returned after being detained by Israeli occupation forces while participating in a humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza, described the Israelis as “worse than the Nazis,” saying he was abducted from international waters before being imprisoned in Israeli jails
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Condemnation of the Terrorist Attack in Quetta, Pakistan
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the terrorist act at the Quetta railway station, which resulted in the death and injury of a large number of Pakistani citizens.
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Will Trump Sacrifice Netanyahu in a Deal with Iran?
Reports from Zionist regime media indicate an unprecedented rift between Washington and Tel Aviv.
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Former Pentagon Advisor:
America's Work in the Middle East Is Over / Iran Controls the Persian Gulf, and We Cannot Break Its Influence
Douglas Macgregor, a retired U.S. Army colonel and former advisor to the Secretary of Defense, referring to the failure of Washington's calculations in the war against Iran, declared, "Our work as Americans in the Middle East is over. The country that Trump promised to 'take back to the Stone Age' now controls the Persian Gulf, and we cannot break its influence and dominance."