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Internal Strain Threatens Israeli Military Amid Multi-Front Pressure, Iran Conflict
DID Press: Israeli military is confronting an unprecedented crisis in manpower and operational capacity, which, if sustained, could lead to structural collapse from within. Reports indicate severe personnel shortages, widespread fatigue, psychological stress, and increasing rates of desertion, all of…
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Islamabad Considered as Venue for Iran–US Negotiations
DID Press: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, announced that talks between Iran and the United States could be held in Islamabad in the coming days. Dar said, “Pakistan is honored to host and facilitate meaningful dialogue between the two sides…
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Global Energy Crisis Deepens as Crude Hits $116 per Barrel
DID Press: Amid escalating tensions between Iran and US during the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict, crude oil prices surged to $116 per barrel, highlighting a deepening global energy crisis. International media report that Iran has accused the U.S. of preparing for…
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Kabul’s Shah wa Arous Dam Reaches Full Capacity After Heavy Rains
DID Press: Taliban’s Ministry of Water and Energy has announced that the Shah wa Arous Dam, located in Shakar Dara District of Kabul, has reached full capacity following recent rainfall. The dam, which was officially handed over to the ministry…
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Coordinated Night of Strikes: Regional Militias Target US-Israeli Bases Across Middle East
DID Press: Since last night, amid escalating regional tensions, a wave of drone and missile attacks has been reported against U.S. bases and Israeli military positions across multiple countries in the Middle East. The attacks signal growing coordination among armed…
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Border Tensions: Pakistan Fence Sparks Afghan Territory Claims, Taliban Deny Incursion
DID Press: Recent social media posts and satellite imagery suggest that Pakistani border forces have extended fencing roughly 12 kilometers into Afghanistan, enclosing an area of approximately 32 square kilometers in Paktika province. The fenced zone, shaped like an “L,”…
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Afghanistan Emerges as Key Security Partner for Iran Along Eastern Borders
DID Press: Border security is never the result of unilateral action; it stems from cooperation, interaction, and a shared understanding of threats. Afghanistan has demonstrated that neighboring countries can ensure each other’s security through collaboration and mutual respect, offering a…
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Afghanistan–Uzbekistan Sign $614.8M Trade Deals to Boost Regional Economy
DID Press: Officials from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have signed a series of cooperation agreements worth $614.8 million during a joint business forum known as the “Tawasul Conference,” according to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan. The memorandums of…
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Regional Crisis Escalates: Strikes, Shipping Disruptions, and Global Economic Shockwaves
DID Press: A cascade of rapid developments across Middle East and beyond—from intensified attacks on United States Armed Forces bases to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz—signals a widening crisis with far-reaching security, political, and economic consequences worldwide. Iraqi sources…
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Germany Slams US: “Afghanistan Failure Shows Iran Regime Change Won’t Work”
DID Press: Friedrich Merz sharply criticized the approach of Donald Trump toward tensions with Iran, calling it a driver of “dangerously escalating conflict.” Speaking at a conference in Frankfurt, Merz argued that current U.S. actions do not reduce the crisis…
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