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Haaretz: Netanyahu Relied on America’s “Power Myth”
DID Press: Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu entered confrontation with Iran under the assumption that the United States still wields the absolute power it once had — a belief that is no longer aligned with reality.…
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UN Chief: Diplomacy Only Path to End Middle East War
DID Press: António Guterres rejected military solutions to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, stressing the urgent need to return to diplomacy and uphold international law as the violence intensifies. The head of the United Nations warned in his…
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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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Taliban Says It Did Not Initiate Conflict, Denies Crossing into Pakistan
DID Press: Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Taliban administration, stated that the group did not initiate the current hostilities and has not violated Pakistani territory, emphasizing that Taliban forces remain in a defensive posture. Speaking in response to calls from…
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China Demands Urgent Investigation into Tokyo Embassy Intrusion
DID Press: China has called on Japan for an immediate and thorough investigation after an individual breached the Chinese embassy in Tokyo. Lin Jian stated that the intruder, identified by Japanese police as an active-duty Japanese Self-Defense Force officer, scaled…
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Over 200 Israelis Hospitalized in 24 Hours
DID Press: Israel’s Ministry of Health has reported that at least 204 people were hospitalized in the past 24 hours due to intensified clashes with Iran and Hezbollah. Since the start of the US-Israel conflict against Iran, a total of…
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