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US Army Describes "Movie-Like" Kuwait Attack, Calls Pentagon Claim "Falsehood"
In their first public remarks, soldiers from the army's 103rd Sustainment Command said that the attack was a direct hit on a lightly protected facility, contradicting US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments.
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Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
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Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE
Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE: Reports
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Why A Strike On Iran's Bushehr Plant Worries Gulf Neighbours
Bushehr, itself a city of around 2,50,000 people, is considerably closer to Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar than it is to the Iranian capital.
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Ships With Qatar LNG Attempt First Hormuz Exit Since War Started
The potential pass through Hormuz may be ashot in the armfor Qatar, which supplied nearly a fifth of all LNG last year.
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Israel Preparing Attack On Iranian Energy Sites, Awaits US Approval: Report
The comments came after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum.
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2 US Fighter Jets, Black Hawk Choppers Hit By Iran, 2 Pilots Rescued, 1 Missing
It was the first time an American aircraft was downed in the Iran war, which broke out when the US and Israel attacked Tehran on February 28.
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Iran Strikes Damage Electricity, Desalination Plant In Kuwait
"One of the power generation and water desalination stations was subjected to an attack this dawn by the sinful Iranian aggression, resulting in material damage," a ministry spokesperson said.
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In Data: How US-Iran War Changed After First 48 Hours? What Strike Patterns Reveal
Remove the first 48 hours from the data, and the war looks entirely different.
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Opinion | Zagros To Dasht-e-Lut, Why Iran's Terrain Could Be A Challenge For US Ground Troops
Iran is often called a 'fortress' owing to its formidable mountain ranges, which virtually form a wall to its North, West and South.
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US Army Describes "Movie-Like" Kuwait Attack, Calls Pentagon Claim "Falsehood"
In their first public remarks, soldiers from the army's 103rd Sustainment Command said that the attack was a direct hit on a lightly protected facility, contradicting US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments.
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Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
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Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE
Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE: Reports
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Why A Strike On Iran's Bushehr Plant Worries Gulf Neighbours
Bushehr, itself a city of around 2,50,000 people, is considerably closer to Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar than it is to the Iranian capital.
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Ships With Qatar LNG Attempt First Hormuz Exit Since War Started
The potential pass through Hormuz may be ashot in the armfor Qatar, which supplied nearly a fifth of all LNG last year.
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Israel Preparing Attack On Iranian Energy Sites, Awaits US Approval: Report
The comments came after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum.
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2 US Fighter Jets, Black Hawk Choppers Hit By Iran, 2 Pilots Rescued, 1 Missing
It was the first time an American aircraft was downed in the Iran war, which broke out when the US and Israel attacked Tehran on February 28.
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Iran Strikes Damage Electricity, Desalination Plant In Kuwait
"One of the power generation and water desalination stations was subjected to an attack this dawn by the sinful Iranian aggression, resulting in material damage," a ministry spokesperson said.
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In Data: How US-Iran War Changed After First 48 Hours? What Strike Patterns Reveal
Remove the first 48 hours from the data, and the war looks entirely different.
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Opinion | Zagros To Dasht-e-Lut, Why Iran's Terrain Could Be A Challenge For US Ground Troops
Iran is often called a 'fortress' owing to its formidable mountain ranges, which virtually form a wall to its North, West and South.
