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Former President Donald Trump delivered a sharp rebuke after Iran issued threats against the U.S., emphasizing strong American resolve and warning Tehran against any hostile actions. Tensions remain high.

Iran held mass funerals for top officials killed in Israeli strikes, as a senior minister warned former President Trump against further threats, signaling heightened tensions in the region.

Iran warns of unveiling its “real capabilities” if former President Trump continues his “disrespectful” rhetoric toward Supreme Leader Khamenei, escalating tensions amid ongoing diplomatic friction.

Iran’s foreign minister criticized Israel, saying it had to run to its “daddy” for support amid rising regional tensions. The remarks underline Tehran’s defiant stance against Israeli alliances.

Iran’s Foreign Minister urges former President Trump to end his “disrespectful” rhetoric toward Supreme Leader Khamenei, stating that a more respectful tone is essential for any potential deal between the U.S. and Iran.

Former President Donald Trump expressed support for the idea of inspectors monitoring Iran’s nuclear sites, signaling a potential shift in his approach to Iran’s nuclear program amid ongoing international concerns.

Former President Donald Trump asserted he will “get the conflict solved with North Korea,” emphasizing his commitment to diplomatic engagement and denuclearization efforts amid ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

The US is reportedly offering Iran sanctions relief and funds to revive stalled nuclear negotiations, aiming to restore the 2015 agreement and curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions amid rising regional tensions.

EU leaders have agreed to extend sanctions on Russia for another six months, citing ongoing security concerns and Russia’s continued actions in Ukraine. The move underscores the bloc’s commitment to a strong, unified response.

Years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, former President Trump acknowledges the conflict’s complexity. Critics say his delayed recognition underscores a misjudgment of the war’s deep-rooted challenges.