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Washington: While the entire world eagerly waits for a peace deal between Washington and Tehran, Iran has continued to troll US President Donald Trump and has shared an AI-generated video to mock the Republican leader who recently extended the ceasefire against the Islamic Republic. As part of its latest assault on Trump, the Iranian consulate in Hyderabad shared a 45-second video on X (previously called Twitter) in which the US president was seen sitting with Vice President JD Vance and other leaders. "How was the ceasefire extended? The video is getting viral in Iran," the Iranian consulate said, while posting…

Washington: Former US Secretary of State John Kerry has said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had previously suggested military action against Iran to several American leaders, but the idea was rejected each time. Speaking on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Kerry said that multiple US administrations chose not to move ahead with such plans. He added that the matter had come up in internal discussions over the years. “Obama said no. Bush said no. President Biden said no. I mean, I was part of those conversations,” he said.  Former Presidents believed diplomacy not fully explored  Kerry explained that…

Tehran: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has indicated that critical digital infrastructure in the Persian Gulf, including undersea internet cables and cloud networks, could become targets amid rising tensions and a fragile ceasefire. Reports from IRGC-linked media underscore both the strategic importance and vulnerability of the region’s digital backbone, suggesting that systems supporting global connectivity may be drawn into the conflict. Importance of Hormuz for internet and communication The Strait of Hormuz serves not only as a vital global oil route but also as a key corridor for submarine communication cables carrying internet and data traffic across continents. IRGC-linked reports…

Washington: As clouds of uncertainty continued in the Middle East, US President Donald Trump has said that there is "no time" pressure over ending the war with Iran. The development comes even as the Islamic Republic continues to insist that a complete ceasefire will eventually depend on the lifting Trump's naval blockade of Iran. "There was ‘no time frame’ and no rush," Trump said in an interview with Martha MacCallum of Fox News. "People say I want to get it over because of the midterms, not true." Trump's clarification comes after several reports claimed that the ceasefire is just a…