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US Vice President J.D. Vance asserts that potential military strikes on Iran will not lead to a prolonged conflict similar to past wars, despite concerns about military involvement in the region.

Senior advisors to President Donald Trump prefer that Israel strikes Iran before the U.S. launches an attack, based on insiders' reports regarding current consultations.

Israel has raised its military readiness amid uncertainty from President Trump regarding potential strikes on Iran, as US forces in the region bolster their presence.

China has urged its citizens to evacuate Iran immediately due to heightened security risks posed by potential American military strikes.

The U.S. State Department has permitted non-essential personnel at the embassy in Jerusalem to leave Israel due to heightened security concerns regarding potential Iranian strikes.

China has warned its citizens to evacuate Iran due to heightened security risks amid threats of US strikes.

US Vice President Jay D. Vance reassured that there is no likelihood of the United States engaging in a prolonged war with Iran, while not ruling out the possibility of new airstrikes.

The US and Iranian officials are engaged in indirect negotiations in Geneva amidst heightened military preparations by the US regarding Iran, with Donald Trump threatening strikes if an agreement is not reached.

Iran is negotiating with the US to prevent airstrikes, seeking to find common ground on its nuclear program while facing internal dissent.

The U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet in Bahrain has reduced its staff to mission-critical levels in anticipation of potential military strikes on Iran.

President Trump considers selective military strikes against Iran to target its nuclear and missile facilities, yet the ultimate objective remains unclear.

US and Ukrainian negotiators, including key figures like Rustem Umerov and Jared Kushner, are meeting in Geneva to discuss peace talks amid ongoing Russian aggression.

President Trump has accused Iran of continuing its nuclear program despite ongoing talks with Washington, fueling speculation of possible further military strikes.

Hezbollah has stated it will not intervene militarily if the US conducts limited strikes against Iran but considers any attack on Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as a 'red line.'

Hezbollah stated it would not militarily respond to limited strikes by the U.S. on Iran, though a direct attack on Iranian leadership would cross a line.

Hezbollah has stated it will not militarily intervene if the US conducts limited strikes against Iran, but any attack on Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would be deemed a 'red line.'

A Hezbollah official stated that the group will not intervene military-wise in case of limited U.S. strikes against Iran, but warned that targeting Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei or aiming to overthrow the Iranian regime is a 'red line'.

The US government has issued a formal warning to Ukraine following drone strikes that impacted a Russian port linked to American oil investments.

Ukraine's Ambassador to the US confirmed receiving a diplomatic notice from Washington regarding the impact of Ukrainian strikes on the Russian port of Novorossiysk on American investments.

The article discusses the implications of a US Supreme Court ruling that struck down President Trump’s emergency tariffs, suggesting it may limit his effectiveness during his remaining time in office.

Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S. revealed that the U.S. warned Ukraine about potential risks to American economic interests following Ukrainian drone strikes on a Russian port.

Israel has issued a warning to Hezbollah, urging the extremist group not to intervene if the U.S. begins bombing Iran, threatening retaliatory strikes against Hezbollah's positions.

President Trump is reportedly frustrated as he delays a decision on military action against Iran, awaiting the judgment of his envoys regarding potential strikes.

Countries including India and South Korea have issued urgent travel warnings urging their citizens to leave Iran due to escalating tensions and the threat of US military strikes.

Donald Trump is considering potential military strikes against Iran, as the US increases its military presence in the Middle East.

A source claims the US is attempting to shift responsibility for potential military actions against Iran onto Israel.

U.S. President Donald Trump has given his envoys more time to negotiate with Iran before considering military options, following warnings from the Pentagon about the risks of military action.

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi warned of the risk of broader escalation following threats of strikes from U.S. President Donald Trump.

EU lawmakers have decided to suspend approval of a significant trade deal with the US following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many of Trump's tariffs.

Iran has warned that it will view any attack on its territory, including limited strikes, as an 'act of aggression' following statements from President Trump suggesting such options amid increased military pressure from Washington.

Russian drone and missile strikes hit various locations in Ukraine, resulting in casualties, while President Zelensky faces US pressures for a peace plan with Russia just before the anniversary of the conflict.

Iranian control over Hezbollah has increased as the threat of U.S. military action looms, with analysts suggesting that Hezbollah could be mobilized in response to any strikes against the Iranian regime.

Talks between the US and Iran are set to resume in Geneva, with hopes for progress on a nuclear deal amidst heightened US military presence in the Middle East.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva believes the country made the right choice in being cautious regarding President Trump's tariff increases, following a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down those tariffs.

Russian forces attacked a US-owned Mondelez production facility in Trostianets, Ukraine, but no casualties were reported.

The Pentagon has reportedly presented options to President Trump for potential strikes against Iran, including targeting its highest leader, amidst rising military presence in the region.

The article discusses the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran, exploring whether Iran will comply with US conditions and avoid military confrontation amid rising diplomatic and military threats from both sides.

A report highlights the possibility of U.S. military strikes on Iran that could include targeting specific individuals and pursuing regime change if ordered by President Trump.

The US Supreme Court has annulled the extensive tariffs imposed by former President Trump.

The White House is considering various options regarding Iran, from limiting nuclear activities to potential military strikes or even full-scale war.

Iran is preparing a counterproposal for nuclear talks with the US, while Trump indicates a possibility of limited military strikes against Iran.

The Supreme Court strikes down most of Trump's tariffs, ruling he exceeded his authority, prompting Trump to announce a raise on tariffs by 10%.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's tariffs are illegal, as he failed to seek congressional approval, marking a significant political setback for him as midterm elections approach.

The US Supreme Court rejected tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, stating he overstepped his authority under emergency powers.

Brazilian honey exporters rejoice as the US Supreme Court strikes down extensive tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, restoring competitive conditions for their products.

The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's global tariffs are illegal, marking a significant setback for his economic policies.

The U.S. Supreme Court declared significant parts of Donald Trump's tariff policy unconstitutional in a 6 to 3 ruling, undermining key aspects of his trade deals.

The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's use of emergency economic powers to impose tariffs was unauthorized, impacting global trade significantly.

The US Supreme Court has ruled against the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, impacting trade and economic relations.

The US Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's tariffs, stating they exceeded the authority given to him by Congress under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.