The US president said at the G7 summit that the agreement with Tehran had been completed and was moving to the next stage of implementation. He said Iran would never be allowed to possess nuclear weapons and that the US wanted to take possession of the enriched uranium held by the regime
The US president is considering firing senior officials who opposed the nuclear agreement with Iran, among them War Secretary Pete Hegseth and CIA Director John Ratcliffe. And who is making sure to preserve the president’s honor and, for now, avoiding danger?
In an interview with Al Arabiya, Lukashenko claimed that the “Jewish lobby” prevented Russia from securing a swift victory in Ukraine. He also accused Jews in the US of dragging Washington into a confrontation with Iran. Later, he compared the war in Gaza to the Holocaust and claimed that Israel was “planning to build a resort on human bones.”
IDF Air Force Commander Maj. Gen. Omer Tischler published a letter to Air Force personnel in which he addressed, among other things, the second strike wave that had been planned last week after Iran renewed its fire and was canceled at the last moment. Speaking about the achievements in the war against Iran, he said: “We dealt severe blows to the Iranian leadership, while significantly reducing the threat.”
Netanyahu confidant also addressed the Lebanon front at a United Hatzalah event, saying, "Hezbollah is at maybe 25% of the power it had before Oct. 7." On Gaza, Dermer said, "The work is not over. Anyone who thinks Israel will leave Hamas armed, two or three kilometers from our population, is fooling themselves."
The bomber crashed at Edwards Air Force Base shortly after takeoff. All eight crew members aboard were killed, according to a statement from the US air base where the accident occurred. Footage from the scene shows the wreckage on the runway.
Diplomatic officials confirm Washington secretly authorized Doha to transfer funds to Tehran in exchange for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and immunity from attacks. The dual policy was intended to curb global energy prices, and served as the basis for the memorandum of understanding being forged with the leadership of the Revolutionary Guards.
Opposition leaders blast prime minister as Israel wakes to a deal struck without it; Ben Gvir insists Israel is not bound by Trump's agreement; Golan says deterrence bought in soldiers' blood is now slipping away.
Britain's prime minister signals legislation by year's end, with enforcement set to begin as early as next spring.
The Diplomatic-Security Cabinet gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a green light to decouple the Lebanon front from the Iran deal – and said it will hold the line even if Washington keeps pushing back.
