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U.S. Approves $510 Million Arms Sale to Israel Amid Conflict

Washington D.C. — July 1 2025 — The United States has officially approved a $510 million arms sale to Israel amid continuing regional tensions, providing thousands of precision-guided munitions as part of the agreement. According to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), an approved package includes: 3,845 KMU-558B/B Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) kits for...

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“The International Atomic Energy Agency Has Blood on Its Hands,” States Former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter

Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector, recently made a blistering attack against the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), accusing it of having “blood on its hands” regarding Iran nuclear oversight. Ritter’s comments raised new doubts regarding global nuclear governance as his remarks challenged impartiality at IAEA while casting further doubt upon global nuclear...

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Settlement Attacks Increase in Occupied West Bank, Generating International Concern

Recent days have seen an outbreak of violence throughout the occupied West Bank as Israeli settlers under protection by Israeli forces have continued their assaults against Palestinian villages and towns, often with property destruction, injuries, and increasing fears among residents about escalated settler aggression. Palestinian officials and eyewitnesses reported that, early Saturday morning, dozens of...

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Officials Report No Confirmation From Iran of U.S. Talks Next Week Amid Growing Speculation

June 26-2025 — Tehran/Washington D.C Iranian officials have denied reports that direct or indirect talks between Iran and the U.S. will take place next week, contradicting claims by former U.S. president Donald Trump earlier this week. Their announcement follows increased regional tensions as well as speculation regarding U.S.-Iran relations in light of recent military escalations...

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Trump Signals to China that Iran Oil Can be Purchased, but Urges them to Switch to U.S. Crude instead

Former President Donald Trump caused havoc this week in both the oil market and geopolitics when he made statements suggesting China may continue buying Iranian oil despite an apparent ceasefire between Israel and Iran, while simultaneously calling on Beijing to increase imports of U.S. crude. Trump announced via Truth Social on June 24 that China...

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Israeli Strikes Continue as Iran Denies Ceasefire Agreement

Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian military facilities continue to escalate despite claims by former U.S. President Donald Trump that a ceasefire had been agreed upon, though Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied these reports and stated no formal agreements have been reached. For more information regarding this topic visit thisisbeirut.com, Kurdistan24.net, or Axios.com“There is currently NO...

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Iran Will Celebrate Holy Month of Muharram Amid War Conditions

As Iran prepares to enter Muharram, a month of deep religious mourning and reflection for Shia Muslims, tensions have escalated significantly with both the US and Israel. Airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities cast a shadow over what should otherwise be an solemn and spiritual period. Muharram’s 10th day – Ashura – commemorates Imam Hussein, grandson...

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Iran Charges Trump With Betraying Diplomacy and U.S. Voters After Strikes on Nuclear Sites

On Sunday, Iran lashed out at former U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of betraying both international diplomacy and American citizens following recent U.S. airstrikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iran issued the strong condemnation amid rising global tensions following one of the most significant U.S. military operations ever in this region. Iranian officials condemned Trump’s...