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Donald Trump warned in a PBS News interview that “lots of bombs” could start going off if an Iran ceasefire expires, raising fresh concerns over escalating regional tensions.
As the Iran deal deadline approaches, Trump escalates rhetoric, warning that U.S. strikes could target Iran’s bridges and power plants, The Washington Post reports.
Trump has declared victory, asserting Iran offered a “prize” in secret talks, a claim Tehran flatly denies. The dispute raises fresh doubts about backchannel diplomacy and U.S.-Iran relations.
Analysts say Trump’s Iran strategy seeks regime change through crippling sanctions, diplomatic isolation and covert pressure, aiming to avoid a full-scale war or deploying US troops on the ground.
The U.S. and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire as President Trump scales back earlier threats, easing immediate regional tensions while diplomatic efforts cautiously resume.
China and Iran are reshaping global trade and finance, exploiting U.S.-led systems to blunt sanctions, deepen alliances and challenge Washington’s economic dominance worldwide.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Washington to discuss the Gaza conflict and Iran’s regional influence, as policymakers examine U.S.-Israel strategy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
As US-Israel tensions with Iran intensify, analysts question Donald Trump’s ultimate strategy. Is he seeking regime change, leverage in Washington, or a new role in Middle East power politics?
Two weeks into a volatile conflict with Iran, President Trump faces mounting political fallout, shifting public opinion, and fresh scrutiny over his administration’s wartime strategy.
Former US President Donald Trump has suggested Washington could impose fees on countries using the Strait of Hormuz if conflict with Iran escalates, raising concerns among global trade partners
President Trump cites progress in talks with Iran as Washington unveils a new proposal aimed at ending the conflict, Reuters reports, signaling a potential diplomatic opening.
U.S. officials say Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran to help target American forces, signaling deepening military ties and raising tensions across the Middle East.
Experts warn that Donald Trump’s recent threats to destroy Iran’s infrastructure may violate international law, with some legal analysts suggesting such actions could constitute war crimes.
CBS News reports that Donald Trump has described the U.S. campaign against Iran as “very complete,” according to Reuters, signaling confidence in ongoing military and diplomatic efforts.
Al Jazeera examines whether Donald Trump has validated Iran’s claim that recent protesters were armed and supported by the United States, probing statements, evidence, and political implications.
The US and Iran have signaled readiness for indirect talks to defuse soaring tensions in the Gulf, seeking to avert military confrontation amid recent maritime incidents and regional rivalries.
On day 34 of US-Israel attacks on Iran, airstrikes intensify across key cities as civilian casualties mount, regional tensions escalate, and diplomatic efforts struggle to gain traction.
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian vowed Tehran will not yield to US pressure in stalled nuclear negotiations, insisting Iran’s atomic programme will continue within its own red lines.
The United States has renewed threats of military action after Iran and Russia announced joint naval drills, raising tensions and concerns over security and stability in the region.
A war with Iran is rippling through the global economy, battering trade routes, supply chains and investor confidence, as industries far beyond oil and gas brace for prolonged disruption.