Iran Seeks US Assurance Against Future Attacks for Nuclear Talks
If the talks about Iran's nuclear energy program are to be resumed, the US must commit to not attacking the country again, claims the country's Deputy Foreign Minister.
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US Attack on Iran's Nuclear Sites Less Effective Than Claimed
USA has through eavesdropping obtained intelligence indicating that the attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities have not been as effective as the president claimed, reports The Washington Post. The White House is furious about the publication.
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Iran Retains Significant Enriched Uranium Stockpile, Reports Suggest
Iran may retain large parts of its stockpile of enriched uranium according to preliminary intelligence to a number of governments in Europe, writes Financial Times.
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Iran's Enriched Uranium Status Unclear After US Attacks
The nuclear facilities attacked by the USA have been damaged, or possibly even completely destroyed. But what has happened to the country's 400 kilos of enriched uranium is unclear. The material is estimated to be enough to manufacture ten atomic bombs.
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Iran Admits Severe Damage to Nuclear Sites After US Bombings
Iran now acknowledges that the US bombings have caused "severe damage" to Iranian nuclear facilities. Donald Trump and his Middle East envoy claim that the attacks have stopped the Tehran regime's ability to produce nuclear weapons. Completely absurd, says the envoy Steve Witkoff about media reports implying that Iran's nuclear program has only been slowed down for a few months.
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Iran's Nuclear Facilities Survive US Bombings, Reports Reveal
Iran's opportunities to acquire nuclear weapons have not been stopped – the attempts have just been delayed by a few months. This is shown by a classified report which states that the country's nuclear facilities have not been completely destroyed in the American bombings. The Defense Headquarters Pentagon insists that they have been eradicated.
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US Strikes Iran's Nuclear Sites, Claims Program Eradicated
USA has bombed three important nuclear facilities in Iran, and according to Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, the country's nuclear ambitions have been "eradicated". Iran's Foreign Minister says that the country will defend itself in "all ways required".
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Pentagon Sees Surge in Pizza Orders Before Israel's Air Strike
Just before Israel's air strike against Iran, a huge amount of pizza was ordered in the area around the Pentagon, the US defense headquarters in Washington.
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US Defense Plans for Greenland Invasion Discussed by Pentagon
USA's Minister of Defence Pete Hegseth appears to suggest that the defence headquarters Pentagon has developed plans to take Greenland and Panama by force if needed.
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Trump Claims Los Angeles Is Invaded by Foreign Enemy
California Governor Gavin Newsom has asked a court to block Donald Trump's "unlawful" deployment of the Marine Corps and the National Guard in Los Angeles. The President claims that the city is invaded by a "foreign enemy" and threatens to invoke the law that gives him the right to deploy the military.
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US Urges Asian Allies to Boost Defense Amid China Tensions
The US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth is urging allied countries in Asia to increase their military budgets in order to stand up to China. "Don't play with fire," is China's response.
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North Korea Criticizes Trump's Golden Dome Air Defense Plan
Donald Trump's plans for the USA's future air defense – the "golden dome" – do not go down well in North Korea. The regime in the closed dictatorship claims that they could lead to nuclear war in space.
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US Receives Boeing 747 from Qatar for Presidential Use
The US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth has received a Boeing 747 that Qatar has offered to President Donald Trump to use as a presidential plane.
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Trump Unveils $175 Billion Golden Dome Air Defense Plan
President Donald Trump has revealed the first details about the US's future air defense – the golden dome.
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Trump's Houthi Decision Impacts European Shipping Stocks
The shares of leading European shipping companies are plummeting. Decreased freight prices in the wake of President Donald Trump's promise earlier in the week to stop bombing Yemen, as the Houthi militia "has surrendered", are expected to drag down the profitability of the shipping companies.
Business
Trump to Hold Military Parade on US Army's 250th Anniversary
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is getting his long-awaited military parade. The event is planned for June 14 - when the country's army celebrates 250 years. The date also coincides with the President's 79th birthday.
World politics
US Approves $50 Million Arms Sale to Ukraine
The US government has formally notified Congress that it is ready to approve a sale of weapons for "50 million dollars or more" to Ukraine.
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Trump's First 100 Days: Trade Wars, Deportations, and Global Tensions
It is 100 days that will likely stand out in history books. The US President Donald Trump's tumultuous first period has been marked by trade conflicts, deportations, annexation threats, and attempts to handle the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.
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US May Reduce Troop Presence in Eastern Europe by Half
The Pentagon is considering bringing home thousands of soldiers from Europe, reports NBC News. Experts warn that the withdrawal would play into Russia's hands.
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Naval Academy Removes Hundreds of Books on Diversity and Justice
391 books about the Holocaust, feminism, civil rights, and racism have been weeded out from the American Navy's military academy Naval Academy's library in Maryland.
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