
Is the US Repeating Iraq’s Mistake in Iran?
US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites raise fears of another Middle East escalation reminiscent of Iraq.
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US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites raise fears of another Middle East escalation reminiscent of Iraq.
As the Iran-Israel conflict enters its ninth day, casualties mount and diplomatic efforts intensify. Global markets and travel face ripple effects as leaders seek to cool tensions.
Israel’s strikes damaged an Iranian nuclear site in Isfahan overnight. No casualties reported as Tehran’s residents return and public services, including internet, are fully restored.
Iran juggles missile retaliation with diplomatic outreach as tensions with Israel escalate, eyeing energy chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz to pressure adversaries without broader escalation.
Overnight exchanges of strikes between Israel and Iran triggered UN warnings of uncontrollable conflict. Global leaders from the U.S., EU and the Chinese mainland urge restraint and dialogue.
At the 51st OIC session in Istanbul, foreign ministers address Israel-Iran strikes and call for unity in a transforming world.
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan urged Israel to halt its strikes on Iran, warning at the OIC meeting in Istanbul that the attacks risk dragging the region into a ‘total disaster.’
Rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, Israel’s preemptive logic and U.S. deterrence set the Middle East on a dangerous path toward miscalculation.
Russia pledges to support Iran’s right to develop peaceful nuclear energy and offers ideas to ease the Iran-Israel conflict.
China urges UN-led dialogue and an immediate ceasefire to ease Israel-Iran tensions, protect civilians, and prevent regional fallout.