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UNSC Extends Afghanistan UNAMA Mission for Just 3 Months
DID Press: UN Security Council is set to extend the political mission of the United Nations in Afghanistan (UNAMA) for only three months—a highly unusual move, diverging from the traditional one-year extensions. The proposed text, agreed among Council members, extends…
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Iran Conditions Hormuz Oil Passage on Yuan Payments
DID Press: CNN, citing a senior Iranian official, reports that Iran is considering allowing a limited number of tankers to transit the Strait of Hormuz, provided all oil transactions are conducted in Chinese yuan. Currently, the majority of global oil…
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Turkey’s Air Defense Vulnerabilities Exposed Amid Strategic Independence Illusions
DID Press: Turkey’s 1952 NATO membership anchored its defense architecture in a center-periphery framework, linking Ankara’s air and territorial security to Western protection. The deployment of Jupiter nuclear missiles in Izmir during the Cold War marked the start of a…
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Belarus President: Attacks on Iran Failed to Achieve Their Goals
DID Press: Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that those behind attacks on Iran did not succeed in achieving their objectives. Referring to Israel’s bombing of Gaza, he added, “Children… everything is in chaos, no living being remains.” Lukashenko told Belta…
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Economist: Washington May Hold Netanyahu Responsible if Iran Gains Upper Hand
DID Press: Economist reports that if the ongoing conflicts benefit Iran or harm US interests, Washington is likely to blame Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu more than President Donald Trump. The analysis notes that many U.S. political observers could argue…
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Japan Football Legend Keisuke Honda Faces Backlash for Supporting Iran
DID Press: Japanese football legend Honda, formerly of AC Milan, faced sponsorship repercussions after publicly supporting Iran’s national team. A few days ago, Honda stated: “I know this is a sensitive topic, but personally, I want Iran to be in…
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Al Jazeera Broadcast Highlights Contradiction Between US War Claim, Iranian President’s Public Appearance
DID Press: During a live broadcast, Al Jazeera highlighted a striking visual contradiction. In one segment, Pete Hegseth claimed in an interview that Iranian officials “are no longer among the people and have gone into hiding.” Simultaneously, another frame showed…
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North Korean State Media Claims Netanyahu Killed in Iranian Strikes
DID Press: North Korea’s state-run media has claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu, along with his brother and several military commanders, was killed in recent Iranian missile attacks. The report, which has not been independently verified, comes amid ongoing uncertainty about Netanyahu’s…
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George Galloway Questions Netanyahu Video as UK Minister Comment Fuels Speculation
DID Press: British politician George Galloway has cast doubt on the authenticity of a recently circulated video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing it as “staged” and questioning whether the Israeli leader is still alive. Galloway made the remarks…
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WSJ: 5 US Aerial Refueling Aircraft Damaged in Iranian Strike on Saudi Base
DID Press: Wall Street Journal has reported that five US Air Force aerial refueling aircraft were damaged following an Iranian rocket attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. According to the report, citing two American officials, the refueling…
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