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United States strategic bombers have arrived in Britain after the government approved their deployment for operations linked to Iran. An aircraft carrier has also been placed on standby, though Britain has ruled out directly joining the strikes.
Nationwide restrictions will remain in place despite a slowdown in missile fire from Iran. Authorities will reassess the situation on Monday night.
A federal court in New York City has convicted an Iranian agent of plotting to assassinate United States officials, including President Donald Trump. The man admitted acting on behalf of Iran and faces a possible life sentence.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a military mission in Lebanon failed to locate the remains of Ron Arad. He reaffirmed Israel’s unwavering commitment to finding all missing personnel.
Rama Duwaji, wife of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, reportedly liked posts calling alleged October 7 sexual assaults a 'hoax' and accusing Israel of genocide. Mamdani said she holds no formal role in his campaign or city government.
Iran’s future hinges on whether it escalates regional conflict or pivots toward pragmatic diplomacy and internal legitimacy. The article argues that widening the war, especially into the Gulf, risks isolation and long-term instability, while restraint and regional cooperation offer a path to renewal.
Dan Hodges claims the Prime Minister has sown confusion over Britain’s role in the Middle East conflict by shifting positions on American use of British bases. He argues that mixed signals and poor preparedness have left the government appearing weak and directionless.
Peter Hitchens warns that Western leaders are repeating the mistakes of the Iraq war by backing another Middle Eastern conflict. He criticizes the humanitarian rationale, highlights civilian casualties, and questions support for military action despite public opposition.
Alexandra Shulman shares an intimate account of the days after her mother’s death and the complexities of grief. She reflects on well-meaning condolences, small acts of kindness and the comments she finds hardest to hear.
Fresh strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel have intensified a long-running rivalry. Sky News Explains examines the history behind the conflict and what could happen next.
Clashes erupted in western Gaza City as anti-Hamas militias expanded operations and gunmen targeted security checkpoints. Hamas forces were pursuing a militia cell during the incident.
India permitted an Iranian warship to dock in Kochi on humanitarian grounds after it reported technical issues, even as the United States sank another Iranian vessel near Sri Lanka. The move comes amid intensifying conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel.
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