Saudi Official Visits Aramco Riyadh Site After Houthi Attack
A senior Riyadh official inspected an Aramco administrative building damaged in a Houthi attack and ordered support for employees.
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U.S. Says It Disabled St. Kitts-Flagged Cargo Ship in Gulf of Oman
U.S. Central Command says American forces disabled a St. Kitts-flagged cargo vessel after it attempted to breach a blockade of Iran.
Iran Claims Stronger Military Position as Hormuz Tensions Keep Mediators Engaged
Iran says its forces have grown stronger since the war began, as mediators seek to prevent renewed fighting and Hormuz tensions persist.
Iran Sends Nuclear Proposal to Washington Through Qatar
Iran has sent the United States a nuclear proposal through Qatar, with talks tied to seven demands set by Tehran.
Two Men Charged in Britain Over RAF Fairford Case Linked to Iran
British prosecutors charged two men under national security law over an RAF Fairford incident involving suspected assistance to Iran.
Washington’s Iran Dilemma Makes Continuity the Safest Course
Washington faces difficult choices on Iran, but maintaining pressure, diplomacy and deterrence remains the least risky path.
Seoul Considers Extending Naval Reach to the Gulf of Oman Amid US Pressure
Seoul is reviewing an extension of its Cheonghae unit’s area to the Gulf of Oman, amid pressure from President Donald Trump over support in the Iran conflict.
Trump Questions Who U.S. Is Negotiating With Over Iran at Montana Rally
At a Montana rally, President Trump said he did not know who U.S. officials were negotiating with to end the Iran conflict, criticizing the country’s military and leaders.
U.S. Contingency Plans Consider ‘MOAB’ Strike on Iranian Sites
Plans reportedly include use of the GBU-43/B against Iranian energy and nuclear sites if presidential authorization is given.
Israelis Abroad Fly Home to Vote in Pivotal October Election
Many Israelis living overseas are traveling back to cast ballots in the October 27 election, underscoring concerns among expatriates.