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New Delhi: The United States is reportedly exploring a spectrum of military offensives against Iran if diplomatic negotiations break down, according to a report by Axios. While officials have not made any final decisions, preliminary steps, including the repositioning of military forces, suggest contingency planning is already in progress. Among the options being discussed is targeting Iran's energy lifelines. All the options US is mulling against Iran One proposal involves placing pressure on Kharg Island, the country's primary oil export terminal. Any disruption there would significantly affect Iran’s ability to generate revenue from crude shipments. Strategic control of islands near…

Washington: US President Donald Trump on Thursday sharply criticised NATO for not supporting the United States in its ongoing Middle East operations against Iran. Trump stated that while he does not need anything from the 32-member military alliance, the conduct of its allies “will never be forgotten.” Following these strong remarks, questions are emerging about whether the US might reconsider its commitment to NATO once the situation in the Middle East stabilises. “NATO NATIONS HAVE DONE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO HELP WITH THE LUNATIC NATION, NOW MILITARILY DECIMATED, OF IRAN. THE U.S.A. NEEDS NOTHING FROM NATO, BUT "NEVER FORGET" THIS VERY…

Istanbul: A vessel that was loaded with Russian oil was targeted by an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) near the northern entrance of the Bosporus Strait, said a Turkish minister on Thursday. The vessel was identified as the Sierra Leone-flagged Suezmax Altura, which was carrying around 27 crew members.  The attack caused damage to the vessel's bridge and the engine room, but none of its crew members sustained injuries. Speaking to a local media channel, Turkey's Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu said the attack was directed at the engine room of the vessel and it aimed at "completely disabling the ship". Following…