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Iran did not want war, but was compelled to respond amid attacks: Supreme Leader’s envoy in India

Iran did not want war, but was compelled to respond amid attacks: Supreme Leader’s envoy in India

New Delhi: Representative of Iran's Supreme Leader in India, Abdul Majeed Hakeem Ilahi on Saturday Iran did not want the conflict, but was compelled to respond amid continued attacks, even as negotiations were expected to continue. "Iran didn't want this war, but Iran was forced by the war and several times Iran tried to avoid this war...I don't know what is the condition of these people and these countries (US-Israel)...they want to impose on other countries what they want, and who gave them this authority?" he questioned. He characterised the ongoing tensions between his country and the Israel-US alliance as…
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Trump calls US Navy ‘pirates’ over ship seizure, sparks controversy | WATCH

Trump calls US Navy ‘pirates’ over ship seizure, sparks controversy | WATCH

New Delhi: US President Donald Trump seems to have yet again stirred another controversy after comparing the actions of the US Navy to โ€œpiratesโ€ while talking about a recent operation at sea. Speaking at a rally in Florida, Trump described how American forces seized control of a ship and its cargo during ongoing tensions with Iran. He said the US had taken over the vessel, including its oil, calling it a โ€œprofitable business,โ€ before adding, โ€œWeโ€™re like piratesโ€ฆ but weโ€™re not playing games.โ€ What happened at sea? The remarks come as part of a wider conflict involving a US-led blockade…
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‘Armed forces fully prepared’: Iran says war with US may resume, cites Washington’s lack of commitment

‘Armed forces fully prepared’: Iran says war with US may resume, cites Washington’s lack of commitment

Tehran: Iranโ€™s armed forces have warned that hostilities with the United States and Israel could resume, saying it is "likely"ย that the conflict will reignite and accusing Washington of failing to honour agreements. The remarks were made by Mohammad Jafar Asadi, deputy at Iranโ€™s military headquarters, in a statement carried by the Fars news agency. He claimed recent actions and statements by US officials suggest a lack of genuine commitment to diplomatic efforts. Asadi said US messaging appears largely driven by media considerations, aimed at preventing a decline in oil prices and distancing itself from the situation it has created. He…
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‘A national security threat’: Canadian intelligence report allays fears on Khalistani activities in country

‘A national security threat’: Canadian intelligence report allays fears on Khalistani activities in country

Ottawa (Canada): A report by Canadian intelligence service has claimed that Khalistani elements pose a national security threat to the country and their activities continue to promote extremist agenda. The report was prepared by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) based on the intelligence assessment of 2025 and was tabled in the Parliament on Friday. The report also mentioned the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Air India Flight 182 that claimed 329 lives and labeled it as the "deadliest terrorist attack" in the history of Canada. However, it stated that no Canada-based Khalistani extremist (CBKE) related attacks in the…
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US approves USD 8.6 billion military sales to Israel, Middle East allies as uncertainty over Iran war looms

US approves USD 8.6 billion military sales to Israel, Middle East allies as uncertainty over Iran war looms

Washington: As the situations remains uncertain over the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the United States (US) has decided to approve sale of military equipment worth more than USD 8.6 billion to its key allies in the region, including Israel, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Kuwait, the State Department announced on Friday.ย  As per the announcement, Israel has been approved of Advanced Precision Kill Weapon Systems (APKWS) costing USD 992.4 million. Kuwait, on the other hand, will receive the integrated battle command system worth USD 2.5 billion.ย  The US State Department has also approved the sale of…
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US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany as Trump labels NATO ‘paper tiger’ again

US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany as Trump labels NATO ‘paper tiger’ again

Washington: The United States (US) has decided to withdraw at least 5,000 troops from Germany, the Pentagon said on Friday, as President Donald Trump continues to criticise the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) over its stance against America's conflict against Iran in the Middle East. The withdrawal is likely to take place in the next six to 12 months, Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said, adding that the โ€œdecision follows a thorough review of the Departmentโ€™s force posture in Europe and is in recognition of theater requirements and conditions on the ground.โ€ Germany has several military facilities of the US, including…
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Trump vows to stop Iran’s nuclear programme, slams critics of war: ‘Mideast, Europe would’ve been blown’

Trump vows to stop Iran’s nuclear programme, slams critics of war: ‘Mideast, Europe would’ve been blown’

Florida: US President Donald Trump on Friday (local time) once again reiterated that Iran cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons and defended that military action was taken against them to save not just the Middle East but also Europe. He was addressing an event at The Villages in Florida.ย  Trump said if Iran is allowed to have nuclear weapons, then it would first use them against Israel and other parts of the Middle East, before attacking Europe. However, the 79-year-old Republican leader also claimed that Iran's military has been completely 'decimated' and their leadership is also gone. "Because we…
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Trump increases tariffs on cars, trucks from EU to 25% next week for not complying with trade deal

Trump increases tariffs on cars, trucks from EU to 25% next week for not complying with trade deal

Washington: US President Donald Trump on Friday said he will increase a 25% tariff on cars and trucks from the EU next week, accusing the bloc of not complying with trade deal. However, he said that the vehicles assembled at American plants would be exempt from the higher duties. In a post on Truth Social, Trump announced the move as both a corrective measure and an incentive for manufacturers to expand production in the United States. Here's what Trump said on 25% tariff on EU Donald Trump said, โ€œI am pleased to announce that, based on the fact the European…
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Iran sends new peace proposal to US via Pakistan to end ongoing West Asia conflict: Report

Iran sends new peace proposal to US via Pakistan to end ongoing West Asia conflict: Report

Tehran: As tension continues to remain tense in West Asia, Iran has submitted another proposal aimed at pushing forward negotiations with the United States to resolve the widening West Asia conflict. According to Iran's state-run agency IRNA, Tehran formally handed over its latest document to Pakistan on Thursday evening. Notably, Islamabad has been acting as the go-between for the ongoing exchanges between Tehran and Washington. This development comes only days after Iran, through regional intermediaries, submitted a separate proposal to cease its military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, which is likely to be rejected by the US, CNN reported.…
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US to strike Iran again? 6,500 tonnes munitions sent to Israel within 24 hours

US to strike Iran again? 6,500 tonnes munitions sent to Israel within 24 hours

Washington: While the ambiguity over a peace treaty between the United States and Iran continues, Israel has received around 6,500 tonnes of air and ground munitions, along with other military equipment, from the US, which fuels speculations that Washington is considering more strikes against the Islamic Republic.ย  According to reports by The Israel Times and The Jerusalem Post, two cargo ships arrived within 24 hours to Israel from the US that were carrying loads of military equipment such as munitions, military trucks and Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs), and additional equipment. The ships are docked at the Haifa and Ashdod…
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