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Satellite imagery reveals significant damage to three Iranian nuclear sites following U.S. strikes. Experts assess the impact as a major setback to Iran’s nuclear program, raising tensions in the region.

In a surprising move, former President Trump urged China to continue purchasing oil from Iran, challenging existing U.S. sanctions. The announcement raises questions about future diplomatic and economic policies.

Exclusive: Early US intelligence assessments indicate that recent strikes on Iran failed to destroy key nuclear sites, sources reveal. The findings raise questions about the operation’s effectiveness and future strategy.

Questions mount over the whereabouts of Iran’s enriched uranium following former President Trump’s claim of victory. With transparency in doubt, international experts and officials seek clarity on Tehran’s nuclear activities.

Missile strikes have shattered the Gulf’s expat bubble, exposing vulnerabilities in a region long seen as a safe haven. The attacks highlight growing regional tensions and raise concerns for foreign workers’ safety.

Iran asserts it still possesses enriched uranium and vows to continue its nuclear program despite international pressure. Officials emphasize the “game’s not over” in ongoing nuclear developments.

Calm has returned to Qatar after Iran’s recent missile attack on the Al Udeid Airbase. Security forces have restored order, and operations at the base continue with heightened vigilance.

Trump’s strategic strikes have intensified a geopolitical tug-of-war over Iran’s future. As tensions rise, global powers grapple with complex stakes in shaping Tehran’s endgame, balancing diplomacy and deterrence.

US President Donald Trump was seen in the Situation Room as Iran launched attacks on a US base in the Middle East. The incident raised tensions in the region, prompting heightened security measures and diplomatic responses.

Tensions between Iran and Israel risk disrupting Middle Eastern oil supplies, potentially driving global prices higher. Experts warn that prolonged conflict could tighten markets and fuel energy cost volatility worldwide.