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Day 28 of War: New Pressures as US Pauses Attacks on Iran
DID Press: On the 28th day of the conflict, Trump extended the deadline to halt attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure until April 6, which Washington frames as a diplomatic opportunity, while Tehran calls it a “psychological game” to buy time.…
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Israeli Strikes on Iran’s Infrastructure Seen as Strategic Trap for US
DID Press: Recent strikes by Israel on key industrial and energy facilities in Iran mark a turning point in the region’s conflict dynamics, signaling a shift in Tel Aviv’s strategic calculations and an attempt to reshape the rules of engagement.…
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Iran and Allied Forces Intensify Strikes, Israel’s Strategic Sites Face Unprecedented Pressure
DID Press: Escalating military operations by Iran and allied regional groups have placed critical infrastructure in Israel under sustained pressure, according to military and regional sources, signaling a significant widening of the conflict’s operational scope. Iranian military authorities reported that…
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Trump’s Iran “Negotiation” Claim Mostly a PR Ploy Amid Crisis
DID Press: Pakistani analyst Zahid Hussain says recent U.S. claims of negotiating with Iran are largely a media tactic rather than genuine diplomacy. While Washington has promoted the idea of “strong negotiations” with Tehran, Iran has categorically rejected any direct…
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Pakistani Diplomat: Washington Has Underestimated Iran’s Resolve, Asymmetric Warfare
DID Press: Malihah Lodhi, a veteran diplomat and former ambassador of Pakistan to the United States, United Kingdom, and the United Nations, argues in a recent article titled “Lessons of the U.S.–Israel War Against Iran” that Washington has underestimated both…
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US Threat Assessment 2026 Places Pakistan Alongside China and Russia
DID Press: A new US intelligence document, the Threat Assessment 2026, has classified Pakistan alongside major strategic competitors including China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea as national security concerns for Washington. The designation reflects growing U.S. unease over Pakistan’s expanding…
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