Middle East
The U.S. president says that the memorandum ensures Tehran together with Washington will dilute its high-level enriched stockpile of uranium.
“The Iranian regime, as always, is lying. Iran’s proxy, Hezbollah, is the one that attacked Israel again this morning, completely unprovoked,” the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem posted to X.
All aerial threats were downed as the waterway remains open for transit, the U.S. Central Command says.
The Mossad reportedly funneled captured terrorist arsenals to Kurdish opposition groups as part of an initiative to destabilize the central government.
Despite Israeli objections to previously reported terms, the official said Washington is confident that all U.S. allies “will get on board” with the emerging agreement.
“We can confirm that a final, agreed-upon text of the peace deal has been reached and Pakistan is now working closely with both sides to finalize the next steps,” Shehbaz Sharif wrote. “Peace has never been this close as it is now.”
“My dream is to travel to Beirut, and this dream is still alive, but only if Lebanon’s future is determined in Beirut, and not in Tehran,” he said.
The Foreign Ministry accused the U.N. chief of failing to mention the Iranian regime and its terror proxies in his Middle East escalation post.
Officials said the move could accelerate joint infrastructure projects and deepen regional cooperation on energy security and innovation.
More than 30 religious leaders traveled to Abu Dhabi to reinforce Jewish-Muslim cooperation and the people-to-people dimension of the Abraham Accords.
“Borderless fighters are overlooking your passage chokepoints,” Esmail Ghaani warned.
The president called on Israel to choose diplomacy over war and said Trump can help end the conflict.
