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center47d ago

Ukraine nearly out of F-16 missiles used to intercept Russian jet-powered drones – The Economist

Ukraine is facing critical shortages of AIM-120 and AIM-9 missiles for F-16s, essential for intercepting Russia's new jet-powered Geran-4 and Geran-5 UAVs, which Russia produces at a rate of 3,000 per month. The situation is compounded by depleted Patriot PAC-3 missile stockpiles, though Ukraine anticipates future deliveries of French-Italian SAMP/T systems and is developing its own interceptor drone program.

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Middle East Eye

center47d ago

Oil prices breach $100 as Iran-US attacks escalate

Brent crude futures surpassed $100 a barrel, settling at $101.21, following simultaneous attacks on tankers by Iran and the United States on Wednesday. This escalation marks the most significant assault on shipping since the conflict began, pushing oil prices above the key psychological threshold for the first time since late May.

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Middle East Eye

center47d ago

OIC condemns Nauru's decision to open embassy in Jerusalem

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) condemned the Republic of Nauru's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem, stating the move is illegal under international law and UN resolutions. The OIC urged Nauru to reverse its decision and contribute to efforts supporting a two-state solution.

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Middle East Eye

center47d ago

Israeli helicopters open fire near Gaza camp, forces raid West Bank town

Israeli military helicopters opened fire near the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza early Thursday, while Israeli forces raided the West Bank town of Tuqu', detaining one resident. The raid in Tuqu' involved setting up a checkpoint, firing sound grenades, and searching homes before forces withdrew after approximately two hours.

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Middle East Eye

center47d ago

UN chief warns of ‘grave consequences’ from Hormuz escalation

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged restraint amid reports of attacks on commercial vessels and threats to maritime infrastructure in the Strait of Hormuz, warning of grave consequences for civilians and the global economy. The UN Secretariat remains ready to support de-escalation efforts, with ongoing consultations regarding the potential transit of critically needed grain through the strait.

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BBC Middle East

center47d ago

How a community living under demolition orders from Israel view UK sanctions

UK sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, imposed after Israel opened tenders for homes in the E1 area east of Jerusalem, have prompted Israeli counter-measures against UK nationals. The E1 development, which would divide the West Bank and isolate East Jerusalem, threatens the Palestinian community of Khan al Ahmar with demolition.

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BBC Middle East

center47d ago

Muted US response to UK's West Bank sanctions may reflect simmering frustration

On Tuesday, the UK imposed sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, leading Israel to declare it would close Britain's diplomatic mission to Palestinians and ban UK military staff from a coordination base. The US response was muted, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio stating the US would not follow the UK's actions but shared the goal of regional stability, potentially reflecting frustration with Israeli leadership amidst other foreign policy priorities.

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BBC Europe

center48d ago

Two die at Moldovan border as Russia-Ukraine drone war rages

Two people died at the Starokozache border crossing between Ukraine and Moldova following an overnight Russian drone strike, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated. The attack occurred amid a wider exchange of drone strikes, including one in Kyiv that killed a woman and injured 14, and another in Russia's Novorossiysk that killed four.

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BBC Middle East

center48d ago

Iran referred to UN Security Council for nuclear non-compliance

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) board of governors has referred Iran to the UN Security Council for non-compliance with its nuclear obligations, citing a lack of information and access for inspectors. This marks the first such referral in 20 years, though new sanctions are unlikely due to potential vetoes from China and Russia.

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The Guardian Middle East

left48d ago

Senior UK rabbis come out in support of sanctions on Israeli settlements

Prominent British rabbis have publicly supported UK sanctions on Israeli settlements, citing the need to end settler violence and expansion in the occupied West Bank. This intervention highlights a diversity of views within the British Jewish community regarding the sanctions, with some rabbis emphasizing the urgency of action against what they describe as violations of human rights and impediments to a two-state solution.

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The Guardian Middle East

left48d ago

‘It’s a good start’: prominent Israelis welcome UK sanctions on illegal settlements

Prominent Israelis, including former officials and academics, welcomed new UK sanctions targeting Jewish settlers involved in violence and expansion in the occupied West Bank. They described the sanctions as a necessary response to government failures and a distinction from broader anti-Israel sentiment, marking a significant diplomatic intervention by a close ally.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right48d ago

Middle East on brink of World War III, Iranian lawmaker warns among escalating tensions - report

Iranian lawmaker Kamran Ghazanfari warned that the Middle East is "practically on the brink of World War III," citing escalating tensions between world powers and the expansion of the Russia-Ukraine war. Ghazanfari, speaking to ILNA, also pointed to the US-China dispute over Taiwan as a potential flashpoint and mentioned Iran's consideration of withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

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The Guardian Middle East

left48d ago

Israel sanctions will not hurt intelligence sharing between spy agencies, says Miliband

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated that Israeli intelligence has assured the UK that information sharing will continue despite UK sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements. Miliband expressed confidence that the US shares frustration with Israel's actions and that the UK's move, joined by Canada and France, aims to promote a two-state solution for Middle East stability.

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Middle East Eye

center48d ago

'Judaise medicine': Palestinian doctors are under attack in Israel

Following a soldier's family claim of mistreatment by Arab staff at Haifa's Rambam Health Care Campus, Israeli media and politicians have debated barring Palestinian doctors from Israeli hospitals. Physicians for Human Rights-Israel reported at least 15 hospitals have initiated disciplinary hearings against Palestinian healthcare workers since October 2023.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right48d ago

Kurdish group kills Sunni ‘traitor’ working with IRGC, source tells ‘Post’

A Kurdish militia group, Sun of Hope, reportedly killed Mala Mohammadi Mala Qaderi, identified as an IRGC collaborator, at his home in West Azerbaijan province on Tuesday night. Iranian state media confirmed Qaderi's death, alleging responsibility lies with Israel and aiming to divide Sunni and Shia Muslims, while the Kurdish source stated the group successfully escaped.

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Al Jazeera

center48d ago

Medicine shortages grow in Iran as US tightens sanctions, blockade

Iranian residents face growing shortages and price surges for essential medicines, with the Pharmacists Association reporting 800 products in short supply, including 90 life-saving ones. Authorities attribute the crisis to US sanctions and a naval blockade, exacerbated by recent strikes that damaged pharmaceutical companies and killed industry workers.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right48d ago

Huawei heads to trial in US over its business dealings in Iran

Huawei's trial began Tuesday in Brooklyn, New York, on charges of defrauding banks and violating US sanctions related to its business dealings in Iran. The case, which began with secret charges eight years ago, will determine if the company engaged in criminal conduct that threatened national security, potentially leading to significant financial penalties.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right48d ago

Iran says it captured US submarine drone in Strait of Hormuz

Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced on Tuesday they captured a US Dive-LD uncrewed submarine near the Strait of Hormuz, describing it as a modern, intelligent vessel. A Pentagon spokesperson stated the drone had malfunctioned over a day prior and was an older model not carrying sensitive data, while Anduril confirmed the loss of one of its attritable autonomous systems.

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BBC Middle East

center48d ago

UK announces sanctions on West Bank settlements prompting furious Israeli response

The UK announced sanctions targeting illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, citing ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and accusing the Israeli government of enabling settler violence. In response, Israel's Foreign Minister stated the sanctions were based on an 'outrageous lie' and announced the closure of the UK's consulate in East Jerusalem.

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Al Jazeera

center47d ago

Iran war looms over Trump at Republican midterm convention in Dallas

At the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, supporters centered their strategy around President Donald Trump, despite concerns over the ongoing war in Iran and its impact on rising oil prices. While some attendees expressed confusion about the war's connection to an "America First" vision, others believed Trump remained the best candidate to rally voters for the Republican party in the upcoming elections.

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