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Oman navy rescues crew of ship hit by missiles in Hormuz Strait

  • Vessel was en route from the UAE’s Ghantoot port to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia
  • Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said that they had ‘complete control’ over the vital waterway
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Hegseth says US ‘can’t stop everything’ that Iran fires even as he asserts air dominance

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Italy says it can reactivate coal-powered plants if Gulf crisis worsens

By Reuters ·

Starmer says US planes flying out of UK bases ‘special relationship in action’

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Threats to Spain by US President Trump is to whole EU, EU’s industry chief says

By Reuters ·

Damage to Israeli economy from Iran war could top $2.9 billion a week, ministry says

By Reuters ·
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Turkiye says NATO defenses destroyed incoming missile from Iran

A son of Iran’s late supreme leader is a possible candidate to replace his father as war rages

By AP ·

Pentagon identifies four US troops killed in Iran war

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First charter jet brings French nationals home from Middle East

By AFP ·
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Israeli military orders immediate evacuations in southern Lebanon as strikes on Beirut intensify

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Congress taking first votes on Iran war as debate rages about US goals

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The Iran war has upended flights across the Middle East. Here’s what travelers should know

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Latest updates

Oman navy rescues crew of ship hit by missiles in Hormuz Strait
IAEA approves safeguards for Pakistan’s Chashma nuclear power plant unit — FO
US kills Iranian leader of Trump assassination plot, Pentagon says
Hungary presses Russia not to hike energy prices amid Iran turmoil
Pakistan drop Babar and Ayub for ODI series against Bangladesh

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