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Tehran: As the conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States enters its 25th day, the situation remains tense with continuing attacks and counterattacks between the two sides. Amid the escalating hostilities, attacks have been reported on natural gas infrastructure, including a gas pipeline supplying the Khorramshahr Power Plant in Isfahan. Airstrikes were carried out at both locations; however, neither Israel nor the United States has officially claimed responsibility for the strikes. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump has claimed that dialogue is ongoing with a "respected" leader within Iran, and has also extended the deadline for reopening the…

Washington: Donald Trump on Monday asserted that Iran had signalled readiness to refrain from pursuing a nuclear weapon, saying discussions between Washington and Tehran had made unexpected progress. Speaking at the Memphis Safe Task Force Roundtable, he said the conversations began over the past two days and appeared positive. He added that Iran "wants peace" and that there was now "a very good chance" of reaching a deal that also protects the interests of Middle Eastern partners, including Israel. Operation Epic Fury temporarily paused Trump announced that, based on preliminary exchanges with Iran, he had instructed the US Department of…

Tehran: With US President Donald Trump giving a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi on Monday said that the negotiations with the United States have ended, calling the situation a 'bitter experience' and a 'betrayal'. The recent conflict, he said, has ended the diplomatic space between the US and Iran. The Iranian foreign minister made the remarks in a short video message on X (previously Twitter). Pointing out that the trust between the sides is 'completely nonexistent', Araghchi said that the conflict in the Middle East has "closed the doors…

Kuwait City: As the conflict in the Middle East entered its fourth week, a video is going viral on micro-blogging website X (previously Twitter), showing the crash of another F-15E Strike Eagle of the US military in Kuwait. The 29-second undated video shows an F-15, an all-weather 4.5 generation fighter aircraft, crashing near a residential area in a Kuwaiti city.  Note: India TV Digital cannot independently verify the veracity of the video. Additionally, the American military has not issued a statement about the crash, but media reports have claimed that the pilot had safely managed to eject before the aircraft…