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Reuters reports that the U.S. military is preparing for the possibility of operations against Iran that could last for weeks, according to American officials.

In a prolonged campaign, Washington could widen its target set beyond nuclear facilities to include Iranian government and security infrastructure. Officials also expect Tehran to retaliate, raising the risk of a sustained cycle of reciprocal strikes.

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Iran negotiations: "I think they'll be successful, and if they're not, it's going to be a bad day for Iran - very bad."

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U.S. President Donald Trump on the second aircraft carrier: "In case (Iran) don't make a deal, we'll need it."

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U.S. President Donald Trump: "Zelenskyy is gonna have to get moving. Russia wants to make a deal and Zelenskyy is gonna have to get moving, otherwise he’s going to miss a great opportunity. He has to move."

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the old global order has passed, emphasizing that the world is undergoing rapid and profound change right before our eyes.

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A small aircraft struck several vehicles while making an emergency landing on a roadway in Gainesville, Georgia, according to police, 11Alive reports.

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Despite escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, the odds of reaching a nuclear deal by June 30 have risen to 34%.

At this point, it appears the trajectory is narrowing to two outcomes: an agreement—or a full-scale war.

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Hamas’s newly appointed military spokesman, Abu Obeida, issued a statement blaming Gaza-based militias aligned with Israel for the deaths of Hamas fighters in Rafah. According to the statement, the ...

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Full statement from Hamas spokesman (paraphrased):

Hamas accused what it described as “local collaborators” of acting in coordination with Israel, claiming their actions show full alignment with Israeli objectives and protection by Israeli forces. The group alleged that these individuals operate only in areas controlled by the Israeli military and characterized their actions as betrayal and opportunism rather than legitimate resistance.

The statement warned that those accused of collaboration would face retribution, asserting that Israel would not be able to shield them from accountability. It used harsh language to threaten severe consequences for anyone deemed to be working with Israel.

The spokesman also praised Hamas fighters in Rafah who he said remain surrounded, commending them for refusing to surrender despite siege conditions and portraying their actions as an example to be remembered by future generations.

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Hamas’s newly appointed military spokesman, Abu Obeida, issued a statement blaming Gaza-based militias aligned with Israel for the deaths of Hamas fighters in Rafah. According to the statement, the militants emerged from an underground tunnel and were killed after engaging Israeli Defense Forces earlier today.

Abu Obeida also commended Hamas operatives who he said have been surrounded for months inside a tunnel network in Rafah.

“Salutations to our resistance fighters besieged in the Rafah valley, who rejected humiliation and surrender and chose martyrdom instead,” he said, adding that their actions would be remembered and taught to future generations.

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10 Downing Street has warned that all Cabinet ministers could be dismissed unless they publicly post messages of support for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer by the end of the day, according to a Scottish Labour source speaking to Channel 4 News.

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Ali Motahari, former vice speaker of Iran’s parliament, said internal failures left the system disconnected from society, placing responsibility on the authorities themselves.

He noted that around 95% of the public was under economic pressure as prices surged, accusing the government of negligence and warning it nearly repeated the fuel-price shock seen under Rouhani’s administration. While some governments promoted freedom of expression, he said other parts of the system blocked it.

Motahari also criticized security agencies for focusing excessively on critics instead of their core responsibilities, which he said contributed to being caught off guard during the war. He added that the Guardian Council has played a major role in declining voter turnout, arguing that while the constitution does not mandate strict limits, the council pushed the system toward selective oversight.

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