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Ex-Mossad Iran Desk Chief: Tehran Negotiated from Strength, Not Weakness
DID Press: Dany Citrinowicz, former head of Iran division in Israeli military intelligence, has said in a recent analysis that Iran entered post-negotiation dynamics from a position of strength rather than weakness, which explains its refusal to make significant concessions…
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Israel–Spain Diplomatic Row Escalates Over Explosive Netanyahu Effigy Incident
DID Press: Israel has summoned and reprimanded the senior Spanish ambassador in Tel Aviv following the explosion of a large effigy of Benjamin Netanyahu during a local event in southern Spain, in a move that has further escalated diplomatic tensions…
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Strategic Setback for Washington as Islamabad Talks End Without Breakthrough
DID Press: Inconclusive end of negotiations between Iran and United States in Islamabad once again demonstrated that the gap between the two sides’ demands is far deeper than can be resolved through a single round of dialogue. In this process,…
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Trump Warns China Over Alleged Arms Transfers to Iran; Beijing Denies Claims as “Fake News”
DID Press: Embassy of China in Washington D.C. rejected reports alleging weapons deliveries to Iran, stating that Beijing has not supplied arms to any party. Meanwhile, Donald Trump issued a strong warning to China, saying it would face “major problems”…
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Turkey Issues Sharp Response After Israeli Minister’s Verbal Attack on Erdoğan
DID Press: Following harsh remarks by Israel Katz against Recep Tayyip Erdoğan—in which he described Türkiye as a “paper tiger”—the Foreign Ministry of Turkey issued a statement condemning the comments and pledged to hold Benjamin Netanyahu accountable for what it…
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Strait of Hormuz Status Tied to “Reasonable” Deal With Washington, Says Tehran
DID Press: Following lengthy but inconclusive negotiations between Iran and United States in Islamabad, Iranian sources stated that any change in the status of the Strait of Hormuz would only be possible if a “reasonable agreement” is reached with Washington.…
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Targeted Attacks on Shiites Reflect Longstanding Security Failures in Afghanistan
DID Press: Afghanistan is a country with deep ethnic and religious diversity, but over recent decades this diversity has rarely been treated as a national asset and has instead been framed through political and security rivalries. As a result, religious…
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Herat Jewelers Launch Strike After Deadly Attack in Injil District
DID Press: A deadly armed attack in Injil District that left 11 people dead has triggered a wave of protests and business closures among merchants in Herat. Local sources in Herat reported that the attack occurred on Friday in a…
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Heavy Rain and Flash Floods Forecast Across 17 Provinces in Afghanistan
DID Press: Meteorological Department of the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has forecast the likelihood of heavy rainfall and flash floods in 17 provinces across Afghanistan. According to the department’s projections, today (Saturday, 22 Hamal), the provinces of Sar-e…
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National Mourning in Herat: Tragedy Tests Afghanistan’s Unity and Resolve
DID Press: A devastating and heartbreaking tragedy in the historic city of Herat has left a blood-stained image of sorrow on the face of Afghanistan—an Event portrayed not as an isolated incident, but as a deep wound on the body…
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