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Greece sets up Patriot shield for Cyprus and Bulgaria following threats from Tehran’s mullahs

The scenarios, assessments, NATO and the new balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean

Mystery deepens over how Iran’s president met the new supreme leader in a darkened car

The opposition-linked broadcaster Iran International has published new details of Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian's meeting with Mojtaba Khamenei, who succeeded his father as the Islamic Republic's supreme leader, deepening the mystery surrounding him. Pezeshkian himself had revealed the meeting took place several months ago

Oil prices surge following new U.S. strikes against Iran, with Brent crude exceeding $76

The latest exchange of strikes threatens to undermine the fragile ceasefire, while prices are also being supported by the U.S. Treasury's decision to revoke the waiver that had allowed Iran to sell oil

Iran: “We will discuss the release of funds in Doha, we will not meet with Americans,” says Tehran

Tehran also hints at Iran’s national team treatment at the World Cup – Qatar confirms that the $6 billion in Iranian funds has still not been released

Escalation after U.S. strikes: IRGC launches attacks on U.S. positions in the Gulf

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it has carried out a "swift and decisive" response, as Washington and Tehran trade accusations over attacks in the Strait of Hormuz

The “X-ray” of the U.S.–Iran agreement signed by Trump: What Tehran gains, where Washington backed down, and the pitfalls for Israel

The Iranian nuclear issue remains unresolved – The agreement shifts the focus from military pressure to political bargaining

Trump is currently in the Situation Room with his advisers deciding on Iran

Earlier, the U.S. president had outlined in a post the framework of his demands toward Tehran

Management of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran and Oman: What Iranian media are saying about the “memorandum of understanding” between the US and Tehran

Iran committed to restoring the number of commercial ships passing through the Strait to pre-war levels within one month – The “invisible interlocutor” the US is trying to negotiate with

Partial climbdown by Iran: Says “yes” to negotiations without lifting the naval blockade, puts nuclear issues and the opening of Hormuz on the table

Tehran is attempting a partial convergence with Washington and says it is ready to enter talks, conditions permitting, early next week. It is linking nuclear issues with sanctions relief. “They want a deal, but we’re not there yet,” Trump said

Tehran signals possible “Major development tonight or tomorrow” in efforts for new talks with the US

Washington is reportedly said to have given Tehran a three- to five-day window to submit its proposals and return to the negotiating table

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